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Queen - Liar
okay but can we talk about this???
freddie fucking mercury is shirtless, holding a guitar, and singing a love song and john “disco” deacon is STILL THE HOTTEST PERSON IN THIS GIF
blessing your dash with deaky smiles
Is this peak russian cat?
A cat write this.
The happy accordion music in the background makes the whole video.
that’s it, that’s the show.
One gif per episode - Henry Goodsir “This place is beautiful to me, even now. To see it with eyes as a child’s. There is wonder here, Captain.”
In this essay I will argue that the Elf on the Shelf is merely a modern day continuation of Jeremy Bentham’s panopticon prison system in which people are forced to modify their behavior by the threat of constant surveillance…
Married or single? —single
Engaged? —what has that to do with repairing a watch?
Oh…I thought I might deliver it to ya. —well that’d be awfully nice of you
The Films of Alfred Hitchcock:
I’ve always had a suspicion about you. So did my mother. Your forehead slants back too much!
Mr. and Mrs. Smith // 1941
Sherlock Jr. (1924)
Peter O'Toole as T. E. Lawrence in Lawrence of Arabia (1962)
Buster Keaton is exhausted after his rather frightening boxing lesson in Battling Butler (1926)
Fredric March flirting with a lady in “Trade Winds” (1938)
cary grant’s face in arsenic and old lace is honestly a treasure not enough movies are just two hours of a handsome man going o_o O_O