My Obsessions and Me

Happy May 1st

IT. IS. SPRING!
GO HOME, SNOW! YOU ARE DRUNK!

rachel-actually:

tombtrash:

hopeforsnakes:

unicorn-and-wasp:

allnightnoise:

Awesome nature sounds generator.

You can choose any combination of sounds you like - for example, fire + wind in leaves + forest birds - and click “Export to file” to save it on your computer.

Try this one, it’s really relaxing:

Sleigh bells, sheep, bee colony, Darth Vader. <3

currently:

Fire, 75%

Rain, 20%

Cat Purr, 75%

I call it ‘relaxing by the fireplace with a kitty’. Perfect.

omg. I’m chillin in a swamp. Crickets, Frogs, Rain, and Owls. perrrfect!!

fire, creek, forest birds, wind in the leaves. I’m back in the ding… 

Pretty sure I reblogged this before, but I feel like I should have it on my blog again. ;)

(Source: misha-bawlins)

My heart is black. It stinks. My mind, once filled with dreams of beauty is a furnace of revenge. Three years ago when I was born I laughed for joy at the heat of the sun. I cried at the call of the birds. The world was a cornucopia to me, now it is a waste of frost and snow.

(via gaffertapeandhope)

o-dyssea:

Locations from The Fellowship of the Ring

(via kitten-rage)

(via scarlett-sakkura)

(Source: shefadestoblack, via scarlett-sakkura)

Stephen Fry (via theuntruth)

(Source: grumpys-page, via gaffertapeandhope)

empatheticvegan:

assbrahamlincolon:

elisimogen:

hanktalkin:

DOES ANYONE ELSE REMEBER HOW DARK THIS MOVIE ACTUALLY WAS.

filed under: childrens movies that shouldn’t have been childrens movies

they escape from a concentration camp

that happens

(Source: forever90s, via ahginger)

goddess-of-the-underworld:

serendipityal:

albert-weskers-broken-condom:

WE DON’T TALK ABOUT THIS EVER

HOW DARE YOU REOPEN THIS WOUND 

Oh look. Its me.

visitingfan:

king-of-the-lumberjacks:

birdghost:

ＢＥＳＴＩＡＬＩＴＹ

i had a confusing childhood

They didn’t make it easy on us

Why is Steele there, and not Balto?

Balto was the cute one.

….I mean…. No, that’s what I meant.

(via andteaforme)

profoundboyfriends:

outpastthemoat:

Guys, at this point I’m 99% positive that this is just Cas’s sense of humor coming out.  

I think Cas fully understands what Dean means when he asks “What’s the word, Cas?”  

Cas’s sense of humor = amusement at absurdities.  The tower of Babel was a pile of dung.  I comforted the pig before the slaughter.  The coyote is man and the roadrunner is God, trapped in an endless cycle. What the hell?  Guess again.  You breed with the mouth of a goat.  

Cas understands language and Dean’s slang just fine.  This is his idea of a joke.   

And his delivery is always so deadpan that it’s hard to tell when he’s making a joke.    Cas’s sense of humor is really rather subtle, and I find it freaking hilarious that people think he doesn’t understand sarcasm or jokes.  Sure he does.  He uses sarcasm several times over the course of the series.  Granted, he doesn’t always use it correctly, especially when he’s having trouble actually communicating what he’s trying to say - I think he gets flustered - but he gets it.

His sense of humor is just a trifle offbeat.  I think that’s probably just what happens when you’re thousands of years old.  Obscure things start seeming really fucking hilarious.

And Dean’s reaction?  I think he kinda looks like he’s not sure if Cas is joking or not, but just to be on the safe side, he goes ahead and rephrases his question.

The real tragedy of this show is that nobody gets Cas’s jokes.  

(Source: captainraydor, via cas-get-outta-my-ass)

(Source: felicity-avenal, via buggerygrips)

callmeshiny:

batman-nolanverse:

Ladies & Gents, i present to you The BATMAN: The World’s Greatest Detective. 

He’s always been a man of mysterious ways.

(Source: thebestfilms, via scarlett-sakkura)

There’s no real objection to escapism, in the right places… We all want to escape occasionally. But science fiction is often very far from escapism, in fact you might say that science fiction is escape into reality… It’s a fiction which does concern itself with real issues: the origin of man; our future. ARTHUR C. CLARKE

(Source: stannisbaratheon, via stopitsgingertime)