glowpinkstah:

the-snog-box:

let me explain you a thing

aaahahaha

glowpinkstah:

the-snog-box:

let me explain you a thing

aaahahaha

(Source: brightandalarming, via bifocalmantra)

“When you watch Torchwood there is a warning at the very beginning that some scenes may offend or disturb people, so if you allow your children to sit and watch it with you that’s your responsibility, it’s not ours anymore. We kissed, we held each other, we lay on top of each other in bed… and there were lots of complaints about that. Nobody complained that I was shot in the head four times, there were burning people in ovens, that I was stabbed by a mob of 50 people hundreds of times, and I was hanging dripping my blood in a pit. So that’s what confuses me, because you’re not complaining about gay sex, you’re complaining about two men kissing. And it’s 2011. And people say, “Well why should we have that on television?” Because the BBC have to represent the greater public — and there are gay people out there who pay their television license. For people to complain, that’s your prerogative — but you know what, none of them turned it off! They were just embarrassed because it put them in a position where they had to explain things to their kids or their family which probably should have been explained a long time ago.”

John Barrowman.

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Barrowman, everyone.

This is why I love him, and why I will always love him. 

(via thedoctorandthewoman)

(via dirty-30)

もののあはれ

krislane:

Mono no aware, literally “the pathos of things,” and also translated as “an empathy toward things,” or “a sensitivity to ephemera,” is a Japanese term for the awareness of impermanence (無常 mujō), or transience of things, and a gentle sadness (or wistfulness) at their passing.

(via jarredbishop)

thedsgnblog:

Vaughn Fender    |    http://vaughnfender.com

Born and raised in Kingston, Jamaica, Vaughn is a designer, illustrator and letterer. His work is marked by hand-drawn characters, letters, vibrant colors, and a bit of randomness.

When not 9-to-5ing at Taylor Design in Stamford, he spends the other hours creating in a variety of ways for himself and others. He’s had the pleasure of collaborating with clients such as American Express, Sarah Lawrence, Grooveshark, Golden West Humanitarian Foundation, University of Connecticut and the Hall Pass Tour. For himself, he puts together posters, prints and short-run zines including So Far So Good, Nothing New, and Note to Self.

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This is what I’m doing.
(via xkcd: Compiling)

This is what I’m doing.

(via xkcd: Compiling)


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