#best cruises

[toptravelpost1]

The Ten Best Cruises Around The World

There is no better way to see the world than on one of these best cruises around the world. We are here with best cruises around the world for you.

Imagine visiting French Polynesia, seeing Africa’s incredible cities, and cruising through Asia without changing hotels. Numerous choices abound for global voyages, brimming with thrilling international destinations (including visits to remote locations like Easter Island and Antarctica), lavish accommodations, exceptional dining options, and an abundance of onboard and off-board activities.

[trek-tracks]

Please say the Enterprise is attending the LA 2028 Olympics

[sdrose93]

"Don't be late again. You look great, honey."

"Thanks, dear. See you in pre-flight."

[ordinaryxgirl]

One of my favorite icemav hcs is that they secretly think the other one is the better pilot, they’ll just never say that to each others face

When they’re alone it’s all “of course I’m the better pilot, what are you talking about?” but they secretly tell everyone else the other one is the best there is

I mean, in TGM, Mav was way too happy to clarify that he in fact got second place, I can totally see him being insufferable about the fact he has the greatest navy pilot as his wingman

And I can seriously picture Iceman making phone call after phone call because “how could you possibly bench the navy’s greatest pilot ever?”

It’s just something I’m always thinking about, they might tease each other, but they also secretly think it’s not even a competition at all :)

[deerfests]

[damthosefandoms]

top gun is technically a batlantern movie by the way. just so you all know

[blusical]

The 2024 Paris Olympics: Images of the Moment

(sorry for the weirdness, tumblr only allows 30 images so i had to combine them)

[littlemagicalstardust]

[ryavkin]

I'm just an animal looking for a home and share the same space for a minute or two, and you love me 'til my heart stops, love me 'til I'm dead.

Talking Heads — This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)

[danielle-b]

Tom Cruise As Lestat de Lioncourt In

𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰 𝐖𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐕𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐢𝐫𝐞 1994

[forumsdackel]

Ethan Hunt and "You should've killed me" Mission: Impossible 2 ; Mission: Impossible Fallout; Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning Part One

More gifsets and stills on my blog/mostly focusing on TG and M:I. Any gif or still suggestions? Ask Box is open

[sdrose93]

Tom behind the scenes of TGM 🥰❤❤

[marisatomay]

just to shake things up every year there should be an oscar awarded for a past performance that didn’t win that includes a note that reads something like “ahah yeah sorry about that what were we thinking** anyway here you go”

**you lost during the weinstein years

[mushroom-through-the-stargate]

my favourite kind of character is "brilliant scholar who is fully capable of kicking ass"

[frobby]

Seigi nakata is so funny cuz he genuinely has the most normal guy rizz where somehow his only notable deeds being stopping hooligans and making pretty good pudding landed him the most beautiful man of the century

[betterbemeta]

I understand how intuitive 'conservatives are Weird' is, which makes it successful,

and i understand others have already written about how to differentiate 'good weird' and 'bad weird' as different concepts that use the same word,

I think there is one more idea we need to make broadly known that would bring 'conservatives are weird' out of the bully instinct catharsis zone.

and that is to expose how it's a right-wing strategy to control 'weird.'

There will always be in-group/out-group decision making. This has been true since before sedentary agriculture. To adult human beings in an everyday context, 'weird' is a concept that we use making in-group out-group decisions. It isn't the decision itself. Something can seem weird to us at first but also not be a problem at all. 'Weird' is part of calling for a decision to be made.

But the right wing does not want ordinary people to decide anything.

It historically has roots in monarchism. The right wing of politics enfranchises a very hierarchical view of power where the fewer resources you have the fewer decisions you get to make, and accepting the decisions of 'your betters' is mandatory.

This is generally an unpopular way to run things. People don't like to vote for 'a party for dictators.' So right-wing groups don't run on a platform of truly competing with other perspectives. Their way to win involves maintaining the conditions that help the right wing itself to be reproduced, while nullifying any competition.

Part of this is controlling 'normal' and 'weird.' Making 'weird' the decision instead of the call to decide.

And that form of 'weird' is ruthless. You see it in the right-wing reaction to 'weird' itself! They cannot come back from 'weird.' If the abusive authority notices ANY exception in their world, you're already dead. To 'not be weird' under a strict hierarchy is only to be temporarily passed-over by violence, and you could be revisited and 'normal' can be revoked at any time. It's never active acceptance, but to only be left alone.

This is also how many children use 'weird', because of how often humiliation and abuse are used casually to 'correct' them. But how could they be aware to think a landlord is 'weird?' A billionaire? how 'convenient'?

The right wing knows adults making decisions violently rejected it before.

It doesn't want to deal with those again.

I think that's pretty fucking weird of them?