#this changed my life

[frebbyfazballz]

“until recently, i thought i was fighting all by myself. but then, viktor came, and i don’t feel that way anymore. some things have changed. some are still the same. but now, everything feels so new. i may never be able to regain what i’ve lost, but thats okay.

because for the first time i can remember, i can clearly see whats in front of me.”

this … is so important to me.

[mikyranoutoftime]

Everytime I hear Ryan Ross sing "Well I'm afraid that I-" in "Karma Police- live in Denver" my soul leaves my body, my body leaves the earth and the earth explodes if you get what I mean

[seldonhari]

Jared Harris dancing in The Eternal (1998)

[thetorturedlovergirl]

Just found out u can change someone’s name on discord WHAT THE FUCK?? THIS IS SO COOL

[hnbka]

COURTNEY WITH A GUITAR AJANJSHS

[certified-silly-guy]

https://youtu.be/AxE4TltnvjI?si=u7sTaCqblzyAHngb

So true

[mirandimoo]

this episode legitimately had me crying and laughing all at the same time. I was literally crying from my laughter and joy.

I was literally crying from my laughter and joy…

joyboy, sun god nika, the warrior of liberation, Monkey d Luffy…

He’s finally here…

[kbeebss]

Happy valentines day to my fellow baby birders

[reignmaefall]

I was clearing my dresser today of everything that was cluttering it up, the miscellaneous box that's been sitting there since the second grade. I cleared out it's compartments, passing LOL dolls and old MacDonalds happy meal collectibles, stuffing it all away in a bag to go the basement with the rest of my childhood. Rainbow loom bracelets and stray pearler beads, headphones with wires all tangled in a way that had to be a hazard, "best friends forever" necklaces from friendships that failed so long ago. Stray Legos and toys I don't understand, American Girl Doll bracelets that used to fit my wrists, I was so caught up in the memories I hadn't even realized I carried out my childhood in a bag from Victoria's Secret. I will never be the same. How fitting to see my childhood, all covered in dust, packed away in the very thing that ended it.

[honoraryfairy]

something i need on my blog forever: timmygenius as troye sivan + timmy dancing <3

[trsrina]

my sanity’s out the window

[papirouge]

there's not a single day going without me thinking about that girl who said my man's type was Jesus

bless her, wherever she is 🤍

[buildmybaby]

[suppotato123]

I just watched Footloose the Musical, and it was so enthralling that I don’t think that I could ever watch the movie. I feel like it would just be disappointing after the highflying, electric, colorful performance put on by Sheridan High School. I have not been so fully consumed by my own suspension of disbelief in years. The set was simple, but ingenious (I expected nothing less from their set designer, she is a miracle worker); The costumes where incredibly well chosen (by another artist of the theater, whom I love dearly); The actors absolutely embodied their roles 150%. I SCOURED the senior boards looking for the young man who played Ren only to discover, to my utter shock and disbelief, that he was not, in fact, a senior. My favorite was the young man who played Uncle Wes (My brother! I LOVE HIM SO MUCH!!!); ten out of ten no notes on his performance. What a profesional little (I mean big) gentleman! (<- He’s a senior.) Another important thing this Musical did for me was make me realize the true Himbo Supremacy of Willard Hewitt. Shout out to a friend of mine who absolutely killed it playing him! So, anyway, this musical changed my life. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.

[astropithecus]

First known sighting Feb 23, 2017

[it-do-be-like-that-at-times]

PIRACY HAS ALWAYS BEEN AT THE HEART OF MEDIA PRESEVATION

One of my favourite bits of media history trivia is that back in the Elizabethan period, people used to publish unauthorised copies of plays by sending someone who was good with shorthand to discretely write down all of the play's dialogue while they watched it, then reconstructing the play by combining those notes with audience interviews to recover the stage directions; in some cases, these unauthorised copies are the only record of a given play that survives to the present day. It's one of my favourites for two reasons:

It demonstrates that piracy has always lay at the heart of media preservation; and

Imagine being the 1603 equivalent of the guy with the cell phone camera in the movie theatre, furtively scribbling down notes in a little book and hoping Shakespeare himself doesn't catch you.