
Kiana Khansmith
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Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Peter Solarz

if i look back, i am lost
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@downbutnot-out
best of new girl ≡ nick miller, I’m not good at being a boyfriend. I’m good at being that guy you find yourself spending more and more time with until you meet your husband. [season 1]
Behind the scenes of the Phantom 30th photo shoot
Say you love me? You know I do.
Sadly in the London Production [the chandelier] falls very slowly because of Health and Safety. I always wanted to have a block of seats in the middle of the stalls that were 50p each and you had to sign a form, saying “I sit in this seat at my own risk” and really have the chandelier belting down. In the Australian Production - naturally, them being Australians - the chandelier comes down at a hundred miles an hour and stops an inch above the heads of the audience, and is much more exciting. I’ve seen chandeliers fall now at productions all over the world and you can kind of tell which country you’re in by the speed of the chandelier.
Richard Stilgoe, Co-Lyricist on Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s Phantom of the Opera [in regard to his feelings on the Falling of the Chandelier and International Productions] (via theragamuffininitiative)
“Stay.”-
I FOUND A PILE OF POLAROIDS IN THE CRATES OF A RECORD SHOP
*stays mad at someone who was rude to me in my dream*
I used to get mad when men would make jokes about how women’s periods make them irrational, but now I just remember that during Victorian times, a table’s legs were thought to arouse men so they invented table cloths to cover them up so men wouldn’t get erections during dinner
I might cry for no reason but at least I’ve never gotten a BONER for a fucking TABLE
she wasnt listening