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other-wordly:

pronunciation | “ne-me-‘siz-m

obsessedfangirlwithablog:

13doctorwho:

cihojuda:

Look Tumblr
I did a thing

This thing is cool

I also did this thing

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unceasinglyendless:

lostinthewitchlight:

Have to wonder what Muse have planned for their stadium tour when the place they are rehearsing currently looks like this.

If anyone ever asks you what are Muse, just show them this picture

oh my god, seriously? wtf is going on O.o

detective-of-the-round-table:

dives-and-divas:

I need a moment to process this

ARE U SHITTING ME RIGHT NOW

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blameitonthesilence:

#this will forever be one of my favorite things sam has said

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fionapondwilliams:

prends-la-vie-comme-elle-vient:

Asylum Waiting Room of the Big Three.

it’s funny because it looks like the sherlock fandom are sane here

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White chocolate panna cotta. #sortedfood

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My first ever risotto @sortedfood #sortedfood

do-not-feed-the-animal:

i-am-fangirl-hear-me-squeel:

captainamerica-in-middle-earth:

tardisinshire:

starllex:

starllex:

why is blood so hard to wash off of your hands?

I JUST REALIZED HOW BAD THIS SOUNDS FOR THE RECORD I HAD A NOSE BLEED IM NOT A SERIAL KILLER

hydrogen peroxide dissolves blood. just fyi

do you think if you gave someone a huge shot of hydrogen peroxide straight into their bloodstream it would kill them?

THIS GODDAMN WEBSITE IS JUST ALL MADE UP OF MURDERERS

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arthur-christmas-claus:

meowdk:

Over forty years later:

WOAH!

((I will never not reblog this.))

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mishawinsexster:

Villains have surprisingly peppy ringtones.

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bookshelfporn:

‘tsundoku’ - the Japanese word for buying books & not reading them, leaving them to pile up.