I’d like to test something. Reblog this if you’ve seen Repo! The Genetic Opera.

teamgayngels:

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agent-iana:

No one is going to reblog this.
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But most likely I will follow you if you do. <3

Why does this not have more notes?!

Forever re-blog…

I don’t like musicals, but Ogre brought my milkshake to the yard.

(Source: wayfaring-abstraction)

confusedtree:

In all seriousness Idris Elba as the 12th Doctor would be a great casting choice because he’d kill it and we’d get to find out just exactly how many anglophiles are also gigantic racists

Honestly, I’d rather have Lenny Henry. He’s hilarious and great at being stern and angry. I imagine he’d be considered too old for the part. :(

poopflow:

cause of death: second hand embarrassment 

The darker side of a happy affect

realsocialskills:

Some people seem to be happy all the time.

Some people never seem upset, and never seem to mind anything that happens to them.

This is often praised, especially when it’s the affect of people with severe disabilities (intellectual or otherwise).

But, it really isn’t a good thing

Stuff bothers people sometimes. Stuff *should* bother people sometimes. 

And if someone seems to be be happy all the time, it means that they’ve been taught that they’re not allowed to be upset, and they’re not allowed to object to anything or mind anything that’s done to them, ever.

It means that, not only are they not allowed to say no, they’re not allowed to even want to say no, or give any indication that they’re not ok with something.

If you spend a lot of time interacting with someone, and nothing seems to bother them, and they never say no to anything, then you should assume that something is wrong and start actively looking for ways to make it possible for them to say no to you and express preferences to you.

Woah. This exactly explains my Arthur Shappey feels. It also explains why I’m always so pissed off when I have to fake happy in non-professional settings.

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The casting of Cumberbatch was a mistake on the part of the producers. I am not being critical of the actor or his talent, just the casting
 Star Trek  actor Garrett Wang is coolly generating a discussion with his fans on the whitewashing in Star Trek Into Darkness on his twitter page. (via racebending)

mutantbukowski replied to your post: May 19th 2013, 8:28:22 pm · 4 minutes ago Husband…

if the glasses have some metal parts, maybe try, if you can find one, a big magnet?

I don’t know if we could find one, but even if we could I have the feeling our whole yard would go off because someone once used fill dirt. Good idea though!

That moment when your beta returns your work and you hesitate to open the file because *hyperventilate*

Husband lost his glasses in the front yard. I can’t find them. I’ve used a rake several times. He can’t see to look for them. We need to mow, but if we mow over the glasses they could go flying and hurt him. What do?