jabberwockypie:

stopheterophobia:

favabean05:

staticdiplomat:

pickyourheartupoffthefloor:

the-goddamazon:

lancrebitch:

crunchierkatie:

i love seeing girls close ranks when their fella is cheating, instead of defending him and attacking the other girls. like seriously. it warms my cold, cold heart so much. 

i need the rest of this story, where did you put the body

I’ve always wanted to do this. I hope they all went out for ice cream later too.

i want an update on this

FUCKING AMAZING

FORCED TO FLEE WITH HIS NAN

http://www.viralnova.com/cheating-airport-confrontation/

*steeples fingers* Excellent. This pleases me.

The best bit? “When the girls began berating him at the airport, he attempted to find refuge with his grandma who was there to pick him up.But after hearing why they were upset, his grandma stepped back and let the girls have at him.

luckyraeve:

‘A Young Prince & His Pet’

I was sifting through my pile of Loki arts, which brought back a lot of Loki feels, especially for this brat. I was never happy with the original rendering on this drawing, so I poked at it a little today. I more or less added the line art back in and adjusted the colour slightly. I’m happier with it now.

everybodyilovedies:

yuko9895:

Finally saw how they made the elevator fight.

I’m soooooo happy I’m gonna cry.

it just occurred to me that Chris Evans had to practice defending himself while one hand was tied up extensively.

it just occurred to me that Chris Evans spent days being attacked by a group of sweaty, muscly men while partially restrained.

…. *wanders off into the forest to contemplate life*

spiralstreesandcupsoftea:

onetothestate:

colinfitzpatrick:

In important news today: Gillian Anderson has come out as bisexual and appeared in Out magazine with this photo.

From her blog:

I chose during that interview to discuss the fact that, earlier in my life, I had been in relationship with a woman. It was the first time I revealed this fact in a public forum, and I chose to do so for two reasons. One was that a woman whom I was in relationship with had died a few months beforehand and I felt, in the context of our conversation, it was safe and appropriate to bring it up. Many years beforehand, and well beyond our time together, this woman had called me out of the blue at the height of my television fame to say that she had been offered $60,000 by a tabloid to provide a picture of us together. At the time, for various reasons, not including shame, I did not want that information in the public domain and despite the fact that she was struggling to pay her rent, I asked her not to sell our story. She took what at the time I considered to be the high road. To this day I regret asking her to do that. That 60 grand would have had a greater positive effect on her life than a negative effect on mine. By discussing our relationship in Out, I felt like I was honoring her memory in some way simply by admitting its existence.