i've got this soul and its all fired up

― i am totally incapable of picking emotionally stable TV shows.

[ttough]

french people are so hardcore they eat pain for breakfast

[ttough]

this pun was wasted on you all

[bvlck-blog]

Cinnamon Rolls

[aisforarthur]

[thejediramblings-deactivated201]

[cloudmonstachopper]

oh

[breadchasin]

THIS FUCKED ME UP..

[automaildoll]

[castivl]

There’s a room where the light won’t find you  Holding hands while the walls come tumbling down  When they do I’ll be right behind you

[natehess]

[mayaofthemountain]

Imagine that the world is made out of love. Now imagine that it isn't.

[afangirlarchive]

[vablatsky]

The things I do for love

[whatsacanada]

does canada have an army or do they just send herds of moose after their enemies

[heliotrooper-deactivated2014031]

we don’t have enemies because we don’t stir up shit with other countries like the rest of u

[im-choking-on-a-lifesaver]

Good luck to everyone with exams, especially the ones who are reading this now instead of studying

[cerseis-lannister]

"… And mine are long and sharp, my Lord, as long and sharp as yours."

[rosetylear]

NBC Constantine trailer [x]

[fallincas]

waiting until Supernatural is finished for the season to watch it. 

maybe then, i'll understand what season nine was supposed to be about.

[sayburgundy]

[fallincas]

history meme - one war (1/1)

The Cold War (1947-1981) was a sustained period of conflict, primarily between the USSR and the USA. Spurred on by continuing tensions from the end of WWII, The Cold War was a clash of ideologies - communism (Soviet Russia) vs. capitalism (America), with each side vying for dominance in a bitter power struggle. The term ‘Cold War’ comes not from Russia’s climate, but instead refers to the lack of actual army-to-army warfare taking place. Instead, both counties fought for their beliefs through technological advances such as the space and arms races, while their client states fought in proxy wars - e.g. Vietnam and Korea.

What may have eventually ensured that The Cold War didn’t become ‘hot’ was the impending threat of nuclear warfare. Both the USSR and the USA had frantically stockpiled as many nuclear weapons as possible in the struggle to be the superior military force, but the threat atom bombs posed was not so well known until 1952, when America exploded the H-Bomb; 2500 times more powerful than that dropped in Hiroshima. Russia followed suit, possessing their own H-Bomb by the following year. Suddenly, the world was a much more dangerous place. Both nations knew that if they were to fire their missiles, the enemy would respond immediately; resulting in wide-spread mass destruction for them both. As Soviet leader Nikita Chrushev said: “The survivors of a nuclear war would envy the dead.” [+more]

[fallincas]

so.

i watched Winter Soldier.

[faustinepau]

(via renard nommé Printemps • NOUVELLES EN IMAGES)