RAWR.

$other-wordly: pronunciation | \re-trU-‘vI\submitted by | enelecsubmit words | here see also | trouvaille: something lovely discovered by chance; a windfall$

other-wordly:

pronunciation | \re-trU-‘vI\
submitted by | enelec
submit words | here
see also | trouvaille: something lovely discovered by chance; a windfall

dearscience:

by Michael Thomas

that1girlsierra:

carlathezombie:

Hal Sparks | You’ve been saying those phrases backwards. Now, stop it. (x)

See! Michael agrees with me!

Ahahah. Love This.

$other-wordly: pronunciation | \ad-‘ves-per-“a-sit\ submitted by | Sweet Blasphemy [sterlingchainsaws] submit words | hereon the part of speech | it is a verb, as far as I can tell—in Latin, anyways.$

other-wordly:

pronunciation | \ad-‘ves-per-“a-sit\
submitted by | Sweet Blasphemy [sterlingchainsaws]
submit words | here
on the part of speech | it is a verb, as far as I can tell—in Latin, anyways.

Teehee…dancing Ood…

psychopath-indisguise:

4/100 photos of Colin Morgan

I read once that the ancient Egyptians had fifty words for sand & the Eskimos had a hundred words for snow. I wish I had a thousand words for love, but all that comes to mind is the way you move against me while you sleep & there are no words for that.

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—	Brian Andreas

allthingseurope:

Ponte Sant’Angelo, Rome, Italy (by Antonio Torres Ochoa)