gottacatchemall:

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aviculor:

taleasoldastimelords:

Men of Tumblr, I’m counting on you to make this one good.

I got stuck

downlo:

I just found out that Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul dress up as other Breaking Bad characters for season wrap parties and Halloween.

the-winchester-initiative:

drinkthatliquorstore:

thegestianpoet:

syntheticpoetry:

padamoosen:

the-dream-operator:

Stranger 1: hello, dean

Stranger 2: Damn it, Dean, not again…

Stranger 1: sam, is that you/

Stranger 2: Uh, yes?  Who’s this?

Stranger 1: i am castiel.  sam, i have a question for you.

Stranger 2: Okay, shoot.

Stranger 1: how do you make capital letters/ and question marks/

Stranger 2: Shift key, Cas.

Stranger 1: OH, I SEE.  THANK YOU.

Stranger 2: No, you hit the capslock…dammit, stay there.  I’m coming to help you.

Stranger 2 has disconnected

Stranger 1: Now that we’re alone…how would you like your slutty angel to entertain you, Dean?

(Source: askteamfreewill)

kaeho:

Mulan - One Woman Show

I’ll eventually do the rest…

martinekenblog:

“Into the Clouds” Light Installation

FriendsWithYou is honored to bring this sacred character to life in the form of a light installation, entitled “Into the Clouds”. Commissioned by Fox’s new animation programming ADHD, the clouds are 2.5 feet wide, and hang inside the studio’s 26 foot high ceiling.

The idea begins as you enter the space and ascend the staircase, where you are happily greeted and in constant dialogue with a joyous living being- the cloud. The Native Americans believed that the clouds were the Gods who watched over them and their livelihoods. Bringing this installation to life invokes a continuation into the proliferation of healing art objects. Combining the light with the symbol of a cloud is our way of making everyone who enters the space instantly happy on a day-to-day basis.

gautree:

Felt like doing one of those anime redraws I’ve been seeing around! It’s been a while since I’ve watched any anime shows though, so I picked one from my childhood.

pencilpaperpassion:

I always start out by convincing myself that the picture with just be a quick sketch, but ends up being a full-blown picture. Curse my perfectionist soul.
I haven’t watched or read any Attack On Titan stuff, but I’m going to give it a try after doing such a complicated and detailed picture. I really hope you guys like the picture, and if I made any mistakes on the machinery, please forgive me.
The Legend of Korra x Attack on Titan crossover

the-grudge-girl:

Answer Man

The Answer Man is an urban legend about a game that is played by kids in Japan. They say the game can invoke an evil spirit that will answer any question given to it.

You need:

• Ten people who each own a cell phone

Step 1: Gather ten people in a loose circle. Each person must have the cell phone number of the person to their left.

Step 2: On the count of three, each person presses the call button to contact the person on their left 

Step 3: Everyone puts their phone to their ear and listens

Because everyone is calling each other at the same time, all of the phones should be busy and nobody should receive an answer.

However, one person will find that their call is mysteriously answered and they will hear a voice on the other end of the line.

This is the Answer Man.

When you are on the phone with the Answer Man, you can ask him anything. He will answer whatever questions you choose to ask him. However, after he gives you your answer, he will have a question for you. They say that if you answer his questions incorrectly or are unable to give an answer, a large gnarled hand will appear from the phone and tear off a piece of your body.