S: The thing is, the Benedict sees is a little different to the Benedict we know[…] so the Benedict that all the girls love and stuff, it’s- it’s a myth.
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WATCH THE VIDEO I AM PISSING MYSELF
I love Simon so much
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"And they shiver, blue, those stars."
-Pablo Neruda
”They are considering you to play the baddie in the next Star Trek film”.
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You know what I’m grateful for? That they never made movie covers for the Harry Potter books. Can we all just take a moment to appreciate that?
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sometimes i really wonder why tumblr users are allowed outside
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this is my favorite Community post of all time
Spot the differences: Pride and Prejudice and The Lizzie Bennet Diaries
1/? - staring
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thedoctor-left-the-tardis-and:
THE DOCTOR IS GOING TO SEE ROSE AGAIN
I HAVE NEVER BEEN MORE EXCITED ABOUT ANYTHING IN MY ENTIRE LIFE
THE DOCTOR IS GOING TO HAVE TO SAY GOODBYE TO ROSE
AGAIN
I HAVE NEVER BEEN MORE DEPRESSED ABOUT ANYTHING IN MY ENTIRE LIFE
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THE SAD MOMENT WHEN YOU GROW UP AND CATCH UP WITH THE AGE OF FICTIONAL CHARACTERS BECAUSE THEY DON’T AGE
THAT SADDEST MOMENT WHEN YOU PASS THEM.
At least I’ll never catch up to the Doctor
There has never been a more inspirational message than this post
(Source: moejisan, via metadreaming)
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Children don’t read ‘genres’; they read stories. Below a certain age, they don’t distinguish between ‘true’ and ‘not true,’ because they see no reason that a white rabbit shouldn’t possess a pocket watch, that whales shouldn’t talk, or that sentient beings shouldn’t live on other planets and travel in spaceships. Science-fiction tropes aren’t read as ‘science fiction’; they’re read as fiction. And fiction is read as reality. And sometimes reality lives under the bed and has very large teeth, and it’s no use pretending otherwise.
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Reblog if you’re old enough to get this
Laughter. Horrified laughter.
I needed that laugh just now.
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Malala Yousafzai, in a 2011 interview with CNN, discussing her activism on behalf of girls seeking education in Pakistan.
I’m bringing this back because this morning it was announced that Malala Yousafzai has been officially nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize.
Congratulations, princess.
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Beauty and the Beast prologue
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