i'm not a human if my hinges lock;

marie-olga, twenty-three, INTP, frenchie with a baguette, computer science student (but mostly lazy). echelon↑, 47, ravenclaw, high-level fangirl, tv-head, procrastinator. that's tight. see also: non-fandom blog livejournal | listography | music | tv This blog includes, but is not limited to the following fandoms: a band for which my love knows no bound ; my favorite dork ; come with me if you want to live ; my queen ; the worst face. › handwritten lyrics › my edits & › my posts › other blogs

[lardypoison-deactivated20150405]

[amanitacaplan]

I’m not that easy to kill.

[queensarrow]

[briannaefraser]

How you wanna play this?

[amanitacaplan]

[wesley-gibbins-deactivated20141]

I’m here to save my best friend.

[forever90s]

[queenofthenorths]

It’s 12:45. Not here it’s not.

[saader]

[clonesbians]

Today backstage pics @tatianamaslany @chalkpr #bumbleandbumble #hairbyelvire #CurlsLovers #superstar [x]

[amanitacaplan]

[edgeofmars]

Arrow Meme | Six Characters → [5/6]

↳ Oliver Queen

[steviebuchanans-deactivated2016]

[amatteroftiming-deactivated2017]

Abbi, you are the love of my life.

[littlegirlinvisible]

the best of + felicity smoak 

[rebekkahmikaelson-deactivated20]

[briannaefraser]

"When I saw this scene, though, this just felt like the end of the [episode]. Particularly because the scene kept going past the point where it was supposed to end. The actors started ad libbing and playing around with each other, doing the wrestling move at the end, him tapping himself out. And it was just so charming and there was something warm about it and life was going to go on. […] It’s amazing how many little pieces we pick up from before they call action and after they call cut. This is all just them, goofing around on the set. It just has such a truth to it.” — Ronald D. Moore

[vasavikanneganti-blog]

"I hate when people ask, ‘What’s it like being an Indian comedian?’ Or similarly, when they ask female comedians what it’s like being a ‘female comedian.’ I’ve never read anyone ask Jerry Seinfeld what it’s like being a ‘Caucasian comedian,’ which is actually a great question. Mindy Kaling put it best when she said something to the effect of, ‘I can go head-to-head with any white, male comedy writer. Don’t try to segment me into a smaller category.’ I thought it was such a badass thing to say and articulated my frustration perfectly."

Aziz Ansari (via actuallycrying)