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A space featuring my ramblings, most of which might seem as though my brain is missing. By most, I mean all the time.

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Reblog if you're either a Whovian, a Supernaturalist, a Sherlockian, a Potterhead, a Merlin fan or a Tolkien fan.

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theshieldandthesword:

i hate to turn up out of the blue uninvited

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the-blog-of-anne-frank:

I just realized that “pun intended” is a pun on “unintended” and I’m literally about to gouge my eyes out I’m so angry

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sooooo Star Trek, to use my new favorite expression, taught to me recently by one of my top favorite people: it was a real sausage fest

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Beautiful People

clarissadolluson:

You’re Welcome…

What are ovaries?

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Thanks darling. I’m having a hard time focusing today.

I’m hoping to get at least a short article done today.

Planned Parenthood has been far more lethal to black lives than the KKK ever was.

E.W. Jackson, the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in Virginia, in a 2012 “Message to Black Christians.”

(h/t ABC News)

Drinking tea isn’t supposed to make you feel colder right?

this might be a fever

MySpace was where you went in the past, WordPress and Movable Type were where people went if they had the patience and writing output to maintain a traditional blog, Facebook was where you went to define yourself by schools and checkboxes, and Tumblr was where you went to make your own identity and express your creativity.

Marco Arment (one of Tumblr’s early developers) in a nice little ode to David Karp and Tumblr, on Tumblr’s history and why he’s hopeful about Yahoo’s acquisition. If you’re still wary about the whole deal, it’s a nice read. (via futurejournalismproject)

Omg of course today would be the day I had to visit the potash mine and I’m sick and dizzy as hell

Whyyyy I really hope I get to go home when I get back

So last night I was feeling really hot and cold - which apparently turned out to be a fever because I woke up this morning with a really sore throat and a lost voice

today is going to suck ass

Just watched the first episode of Single Father

Tennant is just beautiful in it

BUT THIS SHOW IS DESIGNED TO MAKE YOU CRY

;___________; UGH SO MANY FEELS

dandyfeels:

AU: Danny is in love with his best friend, Mindy, yet refuses to profess his feelings due to her finding “The One”. When the guy ends up breaking her heart, Danny can’t help but take it as a sign.

I APPROVE

eeeeeeee rewatching Star Trek 2009 right now

and I’m going to see Into Darkness tomorrow

I’M SO FLIPPING EXCITED

And i keep seeing all these posts about it but I can’t click them

IT’S PAINFUL I TELL YOU

Yahoo is in serious talks with Tumblr to acquire the social blogging site, according to multiple sources familiar with the talks. The deal is not done, but could reach as high as $1 billion, Adweek has learned. Allthingsd.com was first to report on the talks between the two companies.

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WUT

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Okay so as I was drifting off to sleep, I realized why the ninth season of the office wasn’t exactly my favourite. Yes it was the last season so it’s full of good byes but that wasn’t it

it really pissed me off when this Brian guy showed up to be Pam’s knight in shining armour. but it wasn’t just him

you know how Jim looks to the camera to see if we are watching? That’s what connected me to the show, it invited us, the audience, to be part of their lives by having the looks to the camera

but when Brian showed up (even though he was always there) when Pam spoke directly to him, or when the characters bought the camera crew in, it broke the connection I had with the show, with the characters. It reminded me that they were speaking to a camera crew the whole time, not me.

It removed me as a viewer from the show by giving the crew their own characters even though, yes they have been apart of the show the whole time, they deserve to be recognized.

Unless I’m able to pretend I’m one of the crew members, but I just don’t feel the same connection with them as I do with the office characters. I got to know the people through the camera lens not the people behind it.

I do like how they ended the show however, by bringing back to the fact that it was a documentary being filmed for nine years. Bringing the show back to what it started out to be. That is pretty clever.

I wouldn’t change any part of the show. :)

“Give me a circle, i’ll make it into a monocle.”

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“aw it’s so sweet theyre hugging. and now theryre tacking… now theyre kissing?” {x}

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awww dammit

I’ve been living on my own for three weeks and I think I’ve only felt really lonely the first couple nights I was here

then I go and watch The Office where everyone has each other and all the warm fuzzies and good byes and now I feel lonely again