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[acecroft]

I guess that Pharaoh guy well… he was pretty sweet on you huh?

[cal-kestis]

happy april 30th!

[vampirejuno]

It's so refreshing talking about politics with other immigrants tbh cos they are willing to look at the Complexities whereas westerners will often expect you to have one single rigid globally-applicable political alignment and clutch their pearls if you imply that things work a little differently where you're from

[vampirejuno]

Far right in Canada: *every single nazi dogwhistle you can think of*

Far right in Ukraine: "we hate minorities but we hate Russia more"

Far left in Canada: "yes, I'm a Marxist-Leninist. No, I don't know what that means :)"

Far left in Ukraine: "let's bring back the USSR! (please don't ask what my parents were doing in the 70s)"

Center in Canada: "well I just think we should hear both sides out - the side that thinks eat the rich includes dentists, AND the side that wants to kill every immigrant baby! All opinions are valid!"

Center in Ukraine: "can we please just join the EU so we can maybe stop being invaded"

[sci-fi-gifs]

Red Planet (2000) dir. Antony Hoffman

[thenorwoodbuilder]

There are mistakes and mistakes...

Hallo dear! Thank you for your very nice words and VERY interesting question (and sorry for the delay in answering: I’ve been a little pressed, of late…)!

I must admit that this curious “double standard” of Sherlock’s might seem very queer indeed, at least at a first impression; even if, when one considers more broadly all the things Sherlock appears eager to correct, AND all the things he appears not to care to correct, one can begin to sense a pattern…

What I mean is, basically, that Sherlock, while being extremely rigorous in correcting any OBJECTIVE mistake, can’t be bothered to try and correct any SUBJECTIVE mistake.

And now I’ll try and explain myself more clearly…

Keep reading

[thenorwoodbuilder]

There are mistakes and mistakes...

Hallo dear! Thank you for your very nice words and VERY interesting question (and sorry for the delay in answering: I’ve been a little pressed, of late…)!

I must admit that this curious “double standard” of Sherlock’s might seem very queer indeed, at least at a first impression; even if, when one considers more broadly all the things Sherlock appears eager to correct, AND all the things he appears not to care to correct, one can begin to sense a pattern…

What I mean is, basically, that Sherlock, while being extremely rigorous in correcting any OBJECTIVE mistake, can’t be bothered to try and correct any SUBJECTIVE mistake.

And now I’ll try and explain myself more clearly…

Keep reading

[emilyscully]

CARRIE-ANNE MOSS as INDARA

THE ACOLYTE | 1.07 "Choice"

[lewerta]

Dreamy waves.

Photos by Jon Sanchez

[acecroft]

QUANTUM LEAP 5.03

[femalegifsource]

ANGELINA JOLIE The One with WSJ. Magazine

[always-ascending]

THE CROW (1994) dir. Alex Proyas

[rogerdeakinsdp]

Angelina Jolie as Mary Bell in PUSHING TIN (1999) dir. Mike Newell

[yocalio]

THE MUMMY (1999) Rachel Weisz on working with co-star Brendan Fraser

[expressions-of-nature]

by David Baker

[1anonyymous1]

I hope there’s a version of me in another universe that isn’t suffering.

[le-jolie]

Angelina Jolie photographed by Munawar Hosain, 2003

[vampirejuno]

"this too shall pass" well can it fucking get on with it