Being grown-up is no fun at all.

"What's the point of being grown up if you can't be childish sometimes?" Obviously big fan of Doctor Who, Sherlock, and pretty much anything BBC America wishes to bestow upon us uncivilized Americans. And yes, some of Our shows, too.

[handsomedogs]

Colin White

[tastefullyoffensive]

(via adalab)

[ruecian]

they’ve been playing the same goddamn M&Ms christmas commercial for the past 8 years

[toytowns]

he does exist!

[3tno-moved-deactivated20190902]

they do exist

[ruecian]

oohh….*faints*

[cest-la-m0rt-deactivated2018050]

santa?

[usbdongle-deactivated20200531]

eight years what the fuck are you talking about that commerical is from 19-goddamn-96

thats not 8 years

that;s 18 years

[spacetoasty]

WHAT

[ruecian]

it’s that time of the year again. time to bring back this reminder.

[fluffybunnybadass]

okay but Campbell’s is still playing that one chicken noodle snowman one, right? And that one I remember from an even EARLIER age

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from 1993. thats 22 years ago

this commercial has been playing for 22 years. 

[fluffybunnybadass]

thank you for reminding us all that the holiday ads never really change

[puppymoth]

okay but

this one’s from 1989

26 years

[hashtagloveloses]

marketing strategy: if it ain’t broke don’t fix it

[corvidaedream]

last-person-on-earth type story where somehow pokemon go still works, so the survivor is amusing themselves catching pokemon to not feel so isolated and alone

and one day, on their screen, they see in the distance

someone has set up a lure.

[thexfiles]

please go off

[handsomedogs]

Mika Hiltunen | Posing

[yeseggsy-blog]

my favourite part of phantom of the opera is that they keep referring to him as ‘the phantom’ or ‘opera ghost’ because it’s way less intimidating to say ‘erik, the guy who lives in the basement’

[gray-jane]

the other day at work, i asked a woman her name– like i do for everyone, because we have to write it on the cup–and she goes “we come in here all the time. you should really know our names by now” as if i don’t serve hundreds of people a day or as though a nondescript middle aged white woman made such an impact upon me that i’d remember her. i was feeling pretty impatient and irritable though, so i covered my name tag with my hand and asked her my name and she didn’t know it and at least had the decency to change demeanor from haughty and superior to sort of quietly embarrassed and i’m fairly sure that’s the only thing i’ve ever done at work that matters to me. 

[theflavourofyourlips]

What advice would you give post birth? (x)

[tastefullyoffensive]

by Jake Likes Onions

[thisisntmycat]

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[tastefullyoffensive]

Daddy’s little helper. [video]

[nowyoukno]

[sarenraegalpaladin]

oh man i can imagine the screaming fits

[zombie-peach]

oh my god

[avianawareness]

(via The Pencilsword: On a plate - The Wireless)

This is amazing.

[tastefullyoffensive]

(photo via jobyn)

[baratheon]

stannis is that awkward dad in all those teen movies who fails at understanding his daughter but then in the end he pulls through, buys her the prettiest prom dress and gives her the Seven Kingdoms as a graduation present.

[wanderlust--nyctophilia]

[pinkbunney-deactivated20181213]

Imagine writing this on job applications.