He raises the moon on a crane for effect, cue the violins.
That's what the violins are for.

And yes, he raises the moon on a crane and scrubs it until it shines. So what does it shine on? Nothing. Was there no one else? Left-handed truth, right-handed truth, there's no pure way to say it. The wind blows and it makes a noise. Pain makes a noise. We bang on the pipes and it makes a noise. Was there no one else? His hands keep turning into birds, and his hands keep flying away from him. Eventually the birds must land.

thedarklordwearsprada:

the-face-of-broe:

frickingloki:

sassy-gay-karkat:

its the year 4012 and madagascar 267 is officially in theatres

they still arent in new york

somehow they’ve landed on gallifrey

the penguins have the tardis

Imagine Dragons - Radioactive: Music Box Version
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Radioactive (Music Box Version) - Imagine Dragons

by JoshuaSaundersMusic

keatonpickles:

neraiutsuze:

#Jack Sparrow: Accepting You for Whatever Gender You Decide to Be Since 2003

#There should be a Captain in that tag somewhere

 #Jack Sparrow: Captaining You for Whatever Captain You Captain to Captain since Captain

i really think you people are thinking too far into this

hushlittlesleipnir:

tsundeanre:

although:

awesomephilia:

This little kid fell and the seal seemed to be very worried about her

aww

Animals will actually observe you as much as you observe them.
When I was 11 my aboriginal class had a sleep over at the Vancouver Aquarium (with my Dad coming as a volunteer supervisor). We slept next to the tank that housed the Orca before she was set to be moved to another zoo before being released into the wild.
The entire time we were in the orca observation room she would follow me as I moved from one end of the tank to the other, seeming very interested in me, and even concerned at times.
Probably one of my best memories of my childhood, ngl.

One time I went to this class thing for homeschoolers at our aquarium, and we had to go around the park looking for answers to this question thing. I ended up by the dolphin tank where you could see them like in the gif above. I saw this bright green dragonfly sitting right by the tank wall, and I went and got it to take it out of the building. It started buzzing like crazy, and I could only hold it in my hand for so long before it buzzed back to the window. All the buzzing and movement commotion attracted all 4 of the tank’s dolphins over to see what was going on. They would shove each other out of the way to get right up against the glass to see what the hell was making all the movement. Every time the dragonfly would buzz from my hand to the glass, they would have this…look on their face, which was of like total amazement and curiosity at the strange insect in front of them. I could hear them clicking and squeaking, it was awesome. I ended up leaving the dragonfly, because I didn’t have the heart to take it away from them.

hushlittlesleipnir:

tsundeanre:

although:

awesomephilia:

This little kid fell and the seal seemed to be very worried about her

aww

Animals will actually observe you as much as you observe them.

When I was 11 my aboriginal class had a sleep over at the Vancouver Aquarium (with my Dad coming as a volunteer supervisor). We slept next to the tank that housed the Orca before she was set to be moved to another zoo before being released into the wild.

The entire time we were in the orca observation room she would follow me as I moved from one end of the tank to the other, seeming very interested in me, and even concerned at times.

Probably one of my best memories of my childhood, ngl.

One time I went to this class thing for homeschoolers at our aquarium, and we had to go around the park looking for answers to this question thing. I ended up by the dolphin tank where you could see them like in the gif above. I saw this bright green dragonfly sitting right by the tank wall, and I went and got it to take it out of the building. It started buzzing like crazy, and I could only hold it in my hand for so long before it buzzed back to the window. All the buzzing and movement commotion attracted all 4 of the tank’s dolphins over to see what was going on. They would shove each other out of the way to get right up against the glass to see what the hell was making all the movement. Every time the dragonfly would buzz from my hand to the glass, they would have this…look on their face, which was of like total amazement and curiosity at the strange insect in front of them. I could hear them clicking and squeaking, it was awesome. I ended up leaving the dragonfly, because I didn’t have the heart to take it away from them.

  • me: omg i love books and tv and movies i have so many favorites
  • person: oh cool like what
  • me: *instantly forgets every book, tv, film, play, poem, screenplay, silent movie, musical, text book, spoken word, freaking mime production i've ever seen, listened to, or read*

“I always admired Wonder Woman and the Incredible Hulk, but I don’t know if I’d be a very convincing Hulk.”

Vigdís Sigurðardóttir - Iceland

Sometimes at night I leave the lights on in my little house and walk across the flat fields. When I look back from a distance, the house is like a boat on the sea. It’s really the only time I feel safe.

fannishminded:

soloontherocks:

avenging-superwholockian:

kill-frid:

a new Doctor’s companion

GAHHHHHHHH SCREAMING ACTUALLY SCREAMING AND IMAGINING ALL THE POSSIBILITIES PLEASE SOMEONE WRITE THIS

THE EYEBROW RAISE AND NOD IN THE LAST GIF

I CAN’T HANDLE THIS

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES Y E S OHMYGODYESTHISISPERFECTSOMEONEWRITE IT NOW.

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