I am sometimes here

Shang so gay for Ping

johannathemad:

Mulan in modern AU

postmodernmulticoloredcloak:

cassammydean:
“Is this the Winchesters’ kitchen?”
“Sort of. I come here in my mind to pass the time. For some reason, it has excellent reception.”
Textbook triad: the first time, it’s Sam, and Cas snaps out of it, but doesn’t try to eject Lucifer; the second time, it’s Crowley, and Cas doesn’t snap out of it; the third time……..

Oh man. Can’t wait.

buffyconfessions:

I think if Tara was there when they kicked out Buffy, she would have defended her with Spike.

Oh for sure she would have.

brassparker:

brassparker:
i failed a student for their midterm grade, and they just sent me an email that just says “bruh.”
deadass
can we appreciate the respectfully tho?

itsnicholasfraser:

When it’s time to wake up but your bed isn’t having it

ohhelloholly:

…and the cover of the book gets changed to the movie poster.

mcavoys:

this is the best red carpet ever

sixpenceee:

When you reach 100 years old in Barbados, you get a stamp in your honor.

nothingbutthedreams:

voidbat:
geekyshoelaces:
doesanyonewannagetout:
Chris Evans and The Losers dir. Sylvain White arm wrestle
Chris Evans loses at arm wrestling while being casually heckled by Idris Elba and Jeffrey Dean Morgan
HALP
Idris Elba laughing is the best part of this.

ughjoekeery:

Lupita Nyong’o attending the Black Panther World Premiere on January 29th, 2018

eveningstarwoman:

ithelpstodream:
In a year when the rights of indigenous people have been under assault, from Standing Rock to the president’s Twitter feed, a largely unknown politician is pushing back by launching a campaign to become the country’s first Native American governor.
Paulette Jordan, a 37-year-old Idaho state representative and member of the Coeur d’Alene Tribe, is running as a progressive Democrat to try and become state governor.
“We’re blessed with land. We’re blessed with the goodness of what the land gives back to us, and what makes us prosperous and so I think we as leaders can enhance that — enhance the image of Idaho and all these ways,” Jordan said in an interview. “I want people to trust and believe that I can make this difference.”
https://www.theindigenousamericans.com/2018/01/05/meet-anti-trump-candidate-running-become-united-states-first-native-american-governor/
Paulette Jordan is a really thoughtful, smart, wonderful woman who is such a great role model for our young women. If I was a resident of Idaho she would definitely have my vote!
When I used to live there, our Native women’s org on campus invited her to come speak at a panel on ending violence against Native women, and she agreed without hesitation. Even though our campus was full of racists and very few people came to our event, she still stayed and gave a really nice speech on supporting young Native women’s leadership, and gave us a lot of encouragement. She even went to a Martha Redbone (Black-Cherokee blues artist!) concert with us afterwards. It meant so much to us that she took the time to support us and what we were trying to do. Paulette is a genuine leader with a good heart, who would do good things not just for her Native constituents, but for her entire state (and the country!).