abraxaes:

cour·age
/ˈkərij/

1. the ability to do something that frightens one. 
2. strength in the face of pain or grief.

hitlervevo:

TEARS ARE SALTY SO WHY DOESN’T IT BURN OUR EYES

astudyinhobbit:

hiddlestalker:

thats-what-im-tolkien-about:

(via kilisbutt, corneliapornelia)

(via hiddlestalker)

(via astudyinhobbit)

bigstupidbaby:

coocoodoodledoo:

bigstupidbaby:

talking in an irish accent is so HARD how do irish people do it all the time??? very impressive

Because to them it’s not an accent, it’s the way they learned to speak.

what? ha ha i dont think thats true

69shadesofdan:

do you think hannibal eats children or is there like an age limit

darrynek:

but can bob the builder fix his crumbling marriage

worcaholics:

judgementdays:

why is this whole website suddenly obsessed w/ cotton eyed joe

Yeah like where did it come from where did it go

paepertowns:

how are all these 6yr olds at meet and greets and concerts and stuff my mom didn’t even take me to the park 

because-seven-speight-nine:

WE ARRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEE WILD

WE ARE LIKE 

boaz-priestly:

iwishenglandwouldgetaheadache:

You have no idea how long I have been waiting for this gif set.

Maybe this is why Will Graham is so unstable

littleblackangelwings:

oldsportyspice:

When you get a test and you actually understand all the questions.

Oh my god, I accidentally said that aloud during a test once and someone behind me said “That’s wonderful, Chekov. Now if you please, return to your post and continue,” in a Spock voice.