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“Attracted to them books” LMFAOOOO

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suggestion box

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It’s been pointed out that during the end scene, fourteens waistcoat is completely undone, showing his inner layers - it had been done up by one struggling button before this… because fourteen was hanging on by a thread… now he can let go and open up

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i want mineral water with as many minerals as you can physically put in the water

i want you to get the water, go outside, pick up a piece of gravel, and dissolve it into the water

i want my water to crunch when i chew it, like eating sand

i want to guzzle wet pebbles

i am chewing on damp basalt as we speak

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inCLUDing Puerto Rico.

One of the most badass lines in cinematic history that feels like it should belong in a John Wick movie is from The Princess Diaries 2

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The wings catching fire when he realized fell for Crowley❤️

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I think more people should be aware that that final scene in the giggle does not take place in the Temple-Noble’s backyard but in fact the Giggle novelization confirms it takes place in 14’s personal backyard.

Not sure how to create a cut so: spoilers for the novelization of The Giggle

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He tried to buy a house for £40, then offered the realtor another £20 when she looked confused, was shocked to learn that £60 is not enough to buy a house, and then was giddy to learn that he is, in fact, rich, because UNIT have been paying him a pension this whole time. He specifically picked out a room in the house that would be perfect for Wilf. The neighbors have noticed that there’s a really weird shed in the backyard “most of the time”. 14 takes Rose on field trips without Donna’s permission.

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I think there's actually something really profound in Donna's 'missing everything' gag. Like, yes, it's objectively funny that this woman has somehow missed every alien invasion in the entirety of her time on Earth.

But there's more to it than that. She's the most compassionate companion, the most down to Earth as the saying goes. She sees things that others don't. Like the missing sick records, the way others are treated, Martha's ring. Sees the inside of the Tardis before she sees the outside. And perhaps most importantly, she doesn't see The Time Lord - that big otherworldly figure. She just sees the Doctor. Sees his need for true companionship, his need for guidance, his need for someone to carry a burden he is being crushed under.

She misses the big things, yes, but in exchange she is so wholly, beautifully immersed in the small things no one else sees.

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Biggest fucking mood.

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I really don't know what 'I love you' means.

I think it means, 'Don't leave me here alone.'

~ Neil Gaiman

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My orange slices love me but they hate taking pictures with me

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When vampires are portrayed as mainly preying on women that's so unrealistic like I'm sorry but they're too careful especially around strange men. Dudes are much easier. You could literally lurk in a bush in the park at night and call out "whoa look at this fucked up looking squirrel" and have 3 grown men climb in immediately