HOLY SHIT, LOOK!

redhotcalifornication:

consulting-douchebag:

londonrains:

pernillo:

lokihasasexyass:

fluffmugger:

AND THEN

HE STARTS PLAYING

I AM THE DOCTOR

new ringtone

Mother of Gallifrey

jesus shET WHAT IS THIS EARGASM I AM HAVING

Holy mother of sweet baby Jesus, this is AWESOME. O____O <3


 

[Flash 10 is required to watch video]

fuckedupmachine:

theelfowl:

shavingryansprivates:

the best 52 seconds in film history

I’ll reblog this every time it turns up on my dash tbh

oh my god

Best thing ive seen today

swingerzetta:

Kitten kisses. Enjoy.

swingerzetta:

I have an Etsy now! I am so far just selling some of my shot glasses, but soon I’ll put up chainmail keychains.

Y’all are under no obligation to buy things, I just wanted to show off my shop.

http://www.etsy.com/shop/swingerzetta

Look at this

buy this stuff

its awesome

soooooooo puny

soooooooo puny

swingerzetta:

sorcyress:

Reblogging this for jere7my, who loves Adventure Time and very much needs to see Totoro, if I’m remembering correctly.

Reblogging for Ovencat, who enjoys both of these things.

swingerzetta:

sorcyress:

Reblogging this for jere7my, who loves Adventure Time and very much needs to see Totoro, if I’m remembering correctly.

Reblogging for Ovencat, who enjoys both of these things.

fuckyeahhistorycrushes:

Alexandra David-Néel is maybe the coolest lady explorer ever. As well as exploring the East extensively at a time when ladies were not encouraged to travel on their own, she was a spiritualist, Buddhist and writer. Born in 1868 in Paris, by the time she was 18 she’d travelled extensively around Europe and was a member of the Theosophical Society. She wrote her first book when she was 30, and when she was in her forties she travelled to India to study Buddhism, met a prince, and possibly had an affair with him. During her extensive travels in Asia, she lived in a cave, adopted a monk (yes, adopted) and travelled to Tibet at a time when it was closed to foreigners. In Tibet she met and hung out with the 13th Dalai Lama and the Panchen Lama, which no European lady had ever done before. She kept travelling with her adopted monk companion until she was 78. She kept writing about her travels and spirituality until she died AT THE AGE OF 101. Also, she opted for a double-barrelled surname when she married, instead of ditching her name in favour of her husband’s. An amazing woman.

fuckyeahhistorycrushes:

Alexandra David-Néel is maybe the coolest lady explorer ever. As well as exploring the East extensively at a time when ladies were not encouraged to travel on their own, she was a spiritualist, Buddhist and writer. Born in 1868 in Paris, by the time she was 18 she’d travelled extensively around Europe and was a member of the Theosophical Society. She wrote her first book when she was 30, and when she was in her forties she travelled to India to study Buddhism, met a prince, and possibly had an affair with him. During her extensive travels in Asia, she lived in a cave, adopted a monk (yes, adopted) and travelled to Tibet at a time when it was closed to foreigners. In Tibet she met and hung out with the 13th Dalai Lama and the Panchen Lama, which no European lady had ever done before. She kept travelling with her adopted monk companion until she was 78. She kept writing about her travels and spirituality until she died AT THE AGE OF 101. Also, she opted for a double-barrelled surname when she married, instead of ditching her name in favour of her husband’s. An amazing woman.

mizenscen:

La Rose de Fer, 1973.  Dir. Jean Rollin.

mizenscen:

La Rose de Fer, 1973.  Dir. Jean Rollin.