In my best dress, Fearless

ziver:

Freedom Bucket

halianfromplanetzork:

digatisdi:

When I was in preschool there was this really weird system of time-out where they’d put you in this giant plastic bucket sort of like this one:

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And the rule was you couldn’t leave the bucket for ten minutes.

In…

iamsomethingoffensive:

bitchslap-barbie:

I think this gifset’s kinda funny. 

Chris: *hot pose*

David: *hot pose*

Matt: *hot pose*

Billie: *I’m fucking gorgeous*

Freema: “Yeah, so am I*

Karen: “Goofy but still beautiful*

John: *I don’t know how to stand in front of a camera (or an audience of any kind) and NOT look like I’m about to invite you to bed*

Catherine: *I’m fookin’ hot, and if you say otherwise you’ll meet my really pretty fist*

Arthur: *Mom, did you put the pudding cup in my lunch bag? I’m not seeing it.*

I’ve never seen the cast of Doctor Who summed up better in a photoset.

naomithenerdgirl:

p0sterchild:


 introducing friend to your fandom

THIS IS TOO ACCURATE OH MY GOD

The fire in the eyes is also very accurate

naomithenerdgirl:

p0sterchild:

 introducing friend to your fandom

THIS IS TOO ACCURATE OH MY GOD

The fire in the eyes is also very accurate

Mom: If you were going to kill someone, what weapon would you choose?
Me: A dull knife.
Dad: Why a dull knife?
Me: You want to really mess someone up and make it painful? Use a dull knife. Sure, it's going to take a bit more effort, but it isn't going to cut. It's going to rip. It'll be painful, and if they survive the healing process will be a lot more difficult and painful. A dull knife expresses more anger than a sharp knife. A sharp knife is kind of the nice guy murdering tool, but if I'm going to kill someone I'm going to assume that I have finally snapped so I'd go for something painful and vicious.
Mom: We've raised a potential serial killer.
Dad: I don't know about you, but I'm proud of the amount of thought that went into that.