Kiss me, Hardy.

May 19

whizzbangwallop: Carol Danvers, or Captain Marvel, with a sparkly star. It crashed my photoshop. 

whizzbangwallop:

Carol Danvers, or Captain Marvel, with a sparkly star. It crashed my photoshop. 

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May 18

morganalefeys:

plot twist: america wins eurovision

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queenttargaryen:

lots of mostly naked men

must be eurovision

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beyoncearthistory: Salvador Dalí, “Lobster Telephone” / Lady Gaga feat. Beyonce, “Telephone”

beyoncearthistory:

Salvador Dalí, “Lobster Telephone” / Lady Gaga feat. Beyonce, “Telephone”

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Word of the Day: Quellenforschung, n.

oupacademic:

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marielikestodraw:

pahnem:

mercuriesrising:

aparticularlygoodfinder:

Go to Starbucks. Order coffee for “Prisoner 24601”

When they call out your order, jump up and yell “My name is Jean Valjean!”

And if the barista replies with “AND I’M JAVERT,” you tip that motherfucker so hard

you tip them right over the edge of a bridge

you fucking didn’t

oh my god.

(Source: villainyandgoodcheekbones)

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copperbadge: JESSICA DREW, PEOPLE.  She is an inspiration to us all. [From Avengers: The Enemy Within #1, 2013.]

copperbadge:

JESSICA DREW, PEOPLE. 

She is an inspiration to us all.

[From Avengers: The Enemy Within #1, 2013.]

May 17

CNN’s Todd Leopold on Columbus, OH, radio station CD102.5: WWCD is a throwback. It’s one of just a handful of independent, major-market commercial music stations left in America. It’s run like a throwback, too, with a strong focus on new music and community service. Indeed, the station flaunts its indie credibility like a bold tattoo. “We’re not Clear Channel,” trumpets the station’s on-air IDs — a shot at its powerful competitor, which owns six Columbus stations, including the market leader. A CD file drawer in the studio sharpens the point with the bumper sticker “Clear Channel Kills.” “Rock local,” adds a banner on its website. The article doesn’t mention that WWCD was one of the first radio stations to stream online. Unfortunately they don’t anymore, and I really miss it.

CNN’s Todd Leopold on Columbus, OH, radio station CD102.5:

WWCD is a throwback. It’s one of just a handful of independent, major-market commercial music stations left in America. It’s run like a throwback, too, with a strong focus on new music and community service.

Indeed, the station flaunts its indie credibility like a bold tattoo. “We’re not Clear Channel,” trumpets the station’s on-air IDs — a shot at its powerful competitor, which owns six Columbus stations, including the market leader. A CD file drawer in the studio sharpens the point with the bumper sticker “Clear Channel Kills.” “Rock local,” adds a banner on its website.

The article doesn’t mention that WWCD was one of the first radio stations to stream online. Unfortunately they don’t anymore, and I really miss it.

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