Part Nerdfighteria, part internet-dwelling teen, part brony, part Anglophile (Doctor Who and Sherlock), all Joe. And I've been politically vocal to a degree that surprises even myself.
“Some actors just click with each other and form an unbreakable partnership.”
- RTD
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GREATEST MISUNDERSTANDING EVER.
Oh.
My.
Lord.
holy shit ashdkjas
fuck
Oh my god, I went back and got to the third one and was like ASKLDJALKJSLJAKLS
WELL DONE, SIR.
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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:
And the rule was you couldn’t leave the bucket for ten minutes.
In case you didn’t know, I was what the teachers referred to as a “difficult child” which is code for “walking entity of sass” so I was in the time-out bucket quite a bit.
Once they put me in the bucket for thirty minutes— and I thought that was incredibly unfair so I grabbed the handles and shifted my body repeatedly until the bucket and I were out of the classroom, in the hallway, and through the front door. They found me in the parking lot scooting to freedom in the time-out bucket. The teachers were furious and I said, “Hey, I never left the bucket”
So they called my mum and told her what I did and she just said, “Well, he never left the bucket.”
OH
SNAP
GIRL
volstagg: do you have the next size up
loki: you could try sears
“Volstagg, I do not hate thee because thou art fat. Thou art fat because I hate thee.”
Katara’s Waterbending is so elegant.
I always thought of Waterbending as the most graceful and artistic discipline, demonstrating gentleness and majesty far more frequently than any of the others.
I have this sneaking suspicion that this will not be the case in Korra. Already the three or four instances of her Waterbending seen thus far have been surprisingly direct and power-based. I am loath to believe this simply because of her personality. Rather, I believe Waterbending, and all of the disciplines, must have been revolutionized with the advent of multi-cultural society in The United Republic, providing the opportunity for polymerization of bending styles and forms between elements.
I also wonder if our favorite masters from the former series worked to change their disciplines. Obviously Toph did with her standardization and structuring of Metalbending as its own disparate discipline. I wonder if Aang too pushed the limits of Airbending, making Tenzin a far greater Master of the nearly forgotten art than was to be expected of a typical Airbending Master before the war.
As for Waterbending, I expect Katara attempted to reinstitute Southern Water Style in the Southern Water Tribe in an effort to restore her Tribe’s culture. Perhaps this style is slightly more direct and less flourishing than Northern Water Style?
Glad to know I’m not the only one who noticed that waterbending seems to have lost its elegance.
Hoping for an episode in which Katara corrects Korra’s use of waterbending.
This was my favorite fight scene in the series, mainly for Katara.
Watching Avatar for the first time, and I just saw this scene. Badass.
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Omg, best version of this meme EVER
A 90 years old man holds hands with his 40+ boyfriend. People call him a pervert, no one knows he’s been hibernated for 70 years. People call another guy short. No one knows he has a serious genetic mutation that causes him to turn into a green raging monster. People call a man ugly. No one knew he had a serious injury to his face while fighting with his assassin of a wife who didn’t like the nest he had built them. People call a man stupid but they don’t know he is the norse god of thunder. Re-post this if you are against bullying and stereotyping. I bet 95% of you won’t do it, because you do what you want.
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So I walked back to my room and collapsed on the bottom bunk, thinking that if people were rain, I was the most overused John Green quote of all time
You read 332 words per minute.What speed do you read at? (Remember, it’s not a race!)
That makes you 33% faster than the national average.You read 1,763 words per minute.
That makes you 605% faster than the national average.You read 209 words per minute.
That makes you 16% slower than the national average.im crying
You read 518 words per minute.
That makes you 107% faster than the national average.You read 625 words per minute.
That makes you 150% faster than the national average.Well damn. I knew i read fast but geez.
You read 460 words per minute.
That makes you 84% faster than the national average.
I know that I can read faster then that… my eyes are tired though, so I will try it again later :P
You read 139 words per minute.
That makes you 44% slower than the national average.LMAO
WOW
44% SLOWER
You read 1,172 words per minute.
That makes you 369% faster than the national average.yES
You read 444 words per minute.
That makes you 78% faster than the national average.:D
633 words per minute
153% faster than national average :D
621 words per minute.
148% faster than the national average.
Cool.
Reblog if you can see Sherlock.
Does this mean I’m obsessed?
Is it a good or bad thing that I spotted it in under 20 seconds?
Is this like the inkblot test for Sherlockians? Becuase I passed..
Regrets. I have none.
I showed my sister and cousin and apparently I’m crazy.
There’s nothing wrong with me…
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Sherl!!! C: sfkj;flaksjdf;lkj /ugly laughter
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