Love is like pi.

Margaret. Faux-nerd with a love for old school charm. I watch entirely too much tv for it to be healthy and I'm always looking for a new (or old, but yet undiscovered by me) band to love. Here you'll find pretty faces, funny tv shows, and probably some Kurt and Blaine fanfiction. I'm spoiler free (for everything!), so help a sister out.

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Jenny Slate and Emmy Rossum at the Film Independent Spirit Awards in Santa Monica | February 21st, 2015

[emilystonedaily]

Emma Stone attends the 2015 Film Independent Spirit Awards at Santa Monica Beach in Santa Monica, California (February 21, 2015)

[breathtakingqueens]

"I feel like young girls are told, I don’t know, that they have to be this kind of princess and fragile. It’s bullshit…I identify much more with being a warrior, a fighter…There’s nothing wrong with being afraid. It’s not the absence of fear, it’s overcoming it. Sometimes you’ve got to blast through and have faith."

[samanthapanther]

[dailyactress]

[floatingcall]

[dondrapered]

The Women of Mad Men

[introspectivepoet]

Ancient lovers believed a kiss would literally unite their souls, because the spirit was said to be carried in one’s breath.

Eve Glicksman (via introspectivepoet)

[thomasbsangster-blog]

Grant Gustin arriving back in Vancouver, February 10, 2015

[leslieminknope]

[vikander]

Chris Evans and Chris Pratt dropping by Christopher’s Haven to visit sick children on February 6 in Boston, MA.

[keiranatalie]

        I was meant to be named ‘Kiera’, after a Russian ice skater who was on the TV one day. My dad fancied her and nicked her name for me. But it was my mum who went to register my birth, and she accidentally spelled ‘ei’ instead of ‘ie’ because my mum’s crap at spelling. Apparently, when she came back he said: “WHAT THE F*CK? You’ve spelt her name wrong!” What were they going to do, though? Once it’s on the piece of paper, it’s on the piece of paper. And that’s me. A spelling error. —Keira Knightley

[thewinterotter]

Guys, if you can’t fathom why women hate being catcalled, just think about those obnoxious salesmen at mall kiosks. You know how awkward and annoyed you feel trying to get by them as they desperately try to push their shitty product on you? Imagine if that happened EVERYWHERE, and if - instead of shoe cleaner - their product was DICK. That’s a woman’s reality: a never-ending, thinly veiled penis infomercial. Moral reasons aside, you shouldn’t catcall simply because it doesn’t work. From an economic standpoint, dick is over-saturating the marketplace. Supply and demand. Too many guys are trying to supply dick. Droves of desperate dudes are drastically decreasing dick demand, detrimenting distribution. Simply put: The Cock Market is an all time low. The reason vagina is such a valuable commodity is because it’s harder to come by. You can’t just get it through a hole in the wall at a truck stop bathroom. You want your product to sell, you have to create a need. In everyone’s best interest, gentlemen, treat your dicks like the McRib. Periodically take them off the market. Give consumers a chance to miss them and forget how gross they really are.

Nat Baimel (@NatBaimel)

[alicia-mb]

Just one of those things that I always wondered about. Stags and otters are all very well, but what if you end up with a tiny chameleon or giant blue whale? I mean, it could be a giant tub of nutella…

Anyway, so glad I got around to doing this pic -drawing the less attractive animals was awesome.

Popped it up on Redbubble because they have tote bags and cushions now which is just wow - can grab it also on cards or posters - check it out here!

[vikander]

Chris Pratt at the ‘Guardians Of The Galaxy’ film press conference in Burbank, California on July 19, 2014.

[productsans]

Please, you have to let me in your head once in a while or I’m just going to go nuts, Okay?

[stelenaz]

I went to a theater conservatory and they were really strict about the way they were teaching us to act and I didn’t like it. I would start to question whether… I would start to say “Can I try this way?” or “Can we do different things?” and they were very strict in their method of acting and I just think that art is grey. It’s never black and white, so I left.