girlsbydaylight:

Bringing down the belfry by *raygirl
obscure-and-obsolete:

Darling Mr. Fry.

obscure-and-obsolete:

Darling Mr. Fry.

Lucky Cat!

Lucky Cat!

(Source: amnemonic)

Heffer turned the Tardis into a pizza box. Eep!

Heffer turned the Tardis into a pizza box. Eep!

Okay does he know he does this or is it just that he is too close to Martin and can’t help but make this face? I am going to go for both?

Okay does he know he does this or is it just that he is too close to Martin and can’t help but make this face? I am going to go for both?

PURPLE! Now I got to go make damn purple drink. And I bet I am out of sugar, well, granulated that is *WINK*

(Source: geothebio)

“One of the traps of adolescence is the sort of paranoid resentment that somehow you’re never going to match up and that everybody else’s life is going to be better and finer and fuller. That everyone else attended some secret lesson in which how to live was taught and you had a dental appointment that day, or you were somehow not invited.”
Stephen Fry  (via doeheart)

(Source: musclesbetter)

(Source: realfun-funeral)

thedailywhat:

Photo of the Day: The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart (then Jon Leibowitz) as a young College of William & Mary student moshing at a Dead Kennedys show at Casablanca in Richmond, VA, c. 1982.
Photo by Irish Willis Peele.
[gawker.]

thedailywhat:

Photo of the Day: The Daily Show’s Jon Stewart (then Jon Leibowitz) as a young College of William & Mary student moshing at a Dead Kennedys show at Casablanca in Richmond, VA, c. 1982.

Photo by Irish Willis Peele.

[gawker.]

almostbritish:

UNFFFFFF

Now kiss.

(Source: movesliketennant)

(Source: coffee-and-gin)

formermaleprostitute:

#perfect couple

They are soooo adorable!

formermaleprostitute:

#perfect couple

They are soooo adorable!

(Source: freemanic)

kateordie:

Proper Lady Comix

kateordie:

Proper Lady Comix

3rdplanet:

“She liked to read philosophy for pleasure, and you could tell that, beneath the low-keyed clowning, she was very sensitive and introspective. I think if she had lived, and if she managed to get out of the stereotyped roles she was partly trapped in, she could easily have proven one of our best actresses, and splendid in dramatic roles.” — Jack Lemmon on Judy Holliday

3rdplanet:

She liked to read philosophy for pleasure, and you could tell that, beneath the low-keyed clowning, she was very sensitive and introspective. I think if she had lived, and if she managed to get out of the stereotyped roles she was partly trapped in, she could easily have proven one of our best actresses, and splendid in dramatic roles.” Jack Lemmon on Judy Holliday