nothisisnotdog:

On a scale of 1-10 im about an ∞ in gay

pornstarch:

when something happens in your fandom but none of your friends are in it 

daveosculation:

obama’s youtube ads are skippable, romney’s aren’t

i hope you think long and hard about who you’re going to vote for

solluxpooping:

boodlicious:

Imagine in like 1000 years when we populate other planets it will be like “Omg I met this really awesome girl on the internet but she lives on Neptune”

samyulle:

don’t you hate it when you’re reading a chapter and then it’s coming to its climax and omg what’s gonna happen, then woops, your eyes dart to the last line and you spoil yourself and hate yourself for it

dapperyoungmiss:

that is a good price

curseofthefanartlords:

wondygirl:

comicbookaddictpenguin:

Films and comics are two separate entities and shouldn’t/cannot adhere to the exact same rules and events. 

Pointing out ‘inaccuracies’ isn’t impressing anyone, it just makes you look like a dopehat, especially since everyone’s a scholar in the age of wikipedia.

This has been a public service announcement from some uppity chick online too late at night.

This so much!

Same thing goes for people who say “This isn’t how they did it in the movie!” different universe folks!

I’ve been seeing people do this the other way around more and more these days.