My Fantasy is on paper

Sabertooth doesn’t have a brother, or well he did but he brutally murdered him when they were kids.

(Source: super-hero-confessions)

who i am hates who i’ve been.

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imtheonlyoneinlovee:

briceymontana:

lusshvibe:

That awful moment when you learn that this wasn’t scripted. That Will Smith’s character was actually supposed to brush off the whole thing, but Will’s father actually had left him when he was younger and he just fell apart on the set and the hug at the end was from one actor to another, not one character to another. 

I know I already reblogged this but I still feel the need to do it again

This tears my heart in two. Love you willy

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smartaleckette:

Remember that time Hank and Snooki were at the airport together?

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(Source: murinal, via thelaughingmagician)

(Source: missyladycatridley)

seenontabletop:

A group of us have played board games from time to time but we finally decided to start a group.  We call it Board Game Awareness Group or BGAG.  For this session we played Battle Star Galactica, to say the Cylons won would not do the thorough crushing the humans suffered justice. Never the less a great time was had by all.

Cylons will always win, the humans have to be aggressive as hell to win that game.

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demotivatecubby:

The most puzzling fact of the show.

In the 24th century no one care’s how much hair you have.

maleficent-mischief:

  “More than anything his look came from the look of John Constantine in ‘Hellblazer’. John Constantine is a vertigo character, which is part of DC Comics. which is part of Warner Bros. and it didn’t seem like they were going to make another Constantine movie so I thought ‘Wouldn’t it be cool to bring John Constantine into the show?’ He is for all intents and purpose a hunter, so I said ‘wouldn’t it be cool to bring this character, bring him over from England and write him in the way he was written in the Graphic Novels?’ and the word we got back from the studio was ‘Absolutely not!’. They were holding out hope for another movie, so we couldn’t get rights to the character.

Then this Angel notion came up and I said- Alright! If I can’t have John Constantine then I am at least going to dress my angel just like him!”  

- Eric Kripke