Half-girl, half-robot, half-ravioli.

Becka. 24. Recent College Grad. Nerdfighter. Whovian. Spirit Animal: Leslie Knope. Fan of comedy, old movies, and delicious food. I also blog in coherent sentences here . I would marry Jason Segel or be Rainn Wilson's assistant in a heartbeat, I pic-spam my favorite TV shows like nobody's business, and I fist bump like it's the 2008 Democratic convention. This is my babbling stream of consciousness. welcome. I like it when people ask me things. Like my blog? recommend me!

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@hansolosbutt tbh you’ve ruined me now every time I think of Leia being General Organa/Solo all I hear in my head is “HEEERE COMES THE GE-NE-RAL”

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THE PRIDE OF ALDERAAN

L E I A O R G A N A

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WE ARE OUTGUNNED

OUTMANNED

OUTNUMBERED, OUTPLANNED

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I’M GONNA NEED A RIGHT HAND MAN

Originally posted by thismaduniverse

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@show-me-your-jaffle-doble

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omfg yesssssss

[reserve]

What the fuck this is perfect.

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The Smash Awakens

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what do you mean finn doesn’t hear this song whenever he sees poe

[hamilton-lyrics]

Oh my god I’m dead.

[thebellsofsaintclara]

@linmanuel needs to see this

[laughterkey]

Wait, does this mean bb-8 is Angelica?

[alexandersmashilton]

Dead.

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omg

[broadcity]

“I have no agenda except to be funny. Neither I nor the writers profess to offer any worldly wisdom.”

[illyakouryakin]

Somebody has to save our skins. Into the garbage chute, Flyboy!

[thefinestmuffinsandbagels]

What 'The West Wing' Teaches Us About the State of the Union

Actor Richard Schiff explains what "Toby Ziegler," his "West Wing" character, would think of last night's State of the Union address, the Obama Administration, and the 2016 election.

At it’s peak, Aaron Sorkin’s television drama “The West Wing” was a top 10 show with 17.1 million viewers. It was on air from 1999 to 2006 and gave Americans a window—albeit a fictional one—into life in the West Wing. Nearly a decade since the series finale aired, the show remains popular. There’s a hardcore super-fan base, many of the main characters have active Twitter accounts (something that certainly didn’t exist in 2006), books and essays have been written about the drama, it’s been called both a “pedagogical” tool and a “terrible guide to American Democracy.” There are even think pieces to help you make sense of it all, including “Everything I Need to Know, I Learned From Toby Ziegler” Toby Ziegler, played by actor Richard Schiff, was the White House Communications Director for fictional President Josiah Bartlet. In the show, Toby was the man responsible for carefully crafting the president’s speeches. He agonized over word choice, and for the State of the Union, fought with cabinet members on what should and shouldn’t be included. Actor and Democratic activist Richard Schiff discusses President Obama’s final State of the Union address, his legacy, and tells us what Toby Ziegler would think of last night’s speech.

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by Sarah Andersen

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[myfairgolightly]

Two birds holding hands, so much better than one We can do anything together

[mymodernmet]

Librarian Transforms Cupboard Under Her Stairs into a Secret “Harry Potter” Room

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- Jimmy Fallon’s Monologue; January 12, 2016

[ Part 1 / Part 2 ]

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The President took a few moments to greet Dr. Hamo last night after the speech. Such a cool end to an awesome day. Hopefully this will be the conclusion of Dr. Hamo’s story as a refugee, and his narrative will now be defined by his contributions as a scientist and American citizen. He truly is a remarkable man and I was honored to share the day with him.

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FANCY SCHMANCY GRILLED CHEESE

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