well, damn. i think i've lost my moral compass.

75% of my blog is queued but i'm not tagging it. it's not me. it's my ghost.

[tysbarrie]

[fivehole]

[galchenyum]

Ema: “It’s cold”

“Are you cold [Aus]?”

looks down to see he’s in shorts & slides

“Oh my god, no no no…”

[puckinginsane]

Tyler Seguin and Jamie Benn in Dallas Hotel Magazine

X

[off-icesituation]

“If you had to post this, how would you caption it?”

Caption This | Part IV via NHLPA 

[halfprincesshalfgoddess]

You: Weird flex but ok

Me, an intellectual:

[off-icesituation]

“If you had to post this, how would you caption it?”

Caption This | Part IV via NHLPA 

[cheese24k]

Mama cat encourages her kitten to escape

[thotwing-deactivated20190613]

THE MAMA CAT IS SO PROUD OF HER KITTEN

[louisnharry]

Now. There are three things… there-there’s more than three things, that we love most about Canada. One…POUTINE! Two…POUTINE!! Three…what? [Liam: Protein!] Three…no, poutine was one and two, this is number three. Number three is…POUTINE!!!!!! Number four…[laughing] poutine! Number five…syrup. NUMBER SIX, SYRUP ON POUTINE! Number seven, and the one we love most of all, is every single one of you! Number eight, you and syrup on poutine! That’s what I’m talkin’ about! I really wanna mic drop, but I won’t, ‘cause they’re expensive. [Liam: Are you gonna run for president?] No! There’s not a chance, I don’t know what I’m talkin about! [Liam: I still think you should, I’m convinced] Nine, THIS FLAG, ON YOU, ON SYRUP, ON POUTINE! MAKE SOME NOISE FOR CANADA! [Liam: You’ve gotta have a ten, you’ve gone through nine now you’ve gotta have a ten!] TEN! [Liam: Ten! Us on syrup on poutine on…something else] Ten is THIS MOOSE, ON THIS FLAG, ON YOU, ON SYRUP, ON POUTINE!!! Make some noise for the moose! [to a fan] Which one d’you want, the moose or the flag or the syrup? [Liam: or the poutine?] Or the poutine? You can have the moose and the flag. Ohhhh I’m hyped. Ohhh I’m hyped. [Niall: tell em you’re gonna be president] [Harry and Liam do a silly dance with sound effects] ROCKY, on the moose, riding on the moose, into this place on the moose, this is Rocky, he’s on the moose, he’s on his back, wrapped in a flag, covered in poutine, on the syrup, there’s syrup everywhere [Niall: [laughing] Harry!] there’s lots of syrup everywhere! Rocky waits, the moose is gone.. [Niall: Michael Buble!] [Louis: That is passion!] MICHAEL BUBLE…Michael Buble on the shoulders of Rocky, wrapped in a flag, on a moose, riding in here, covered in syrup, on poutine, and you’re all everywhere watching the whole bit go down. [Liam: I’m so confused!] It’s gone too far, I’ve confused myself, this is Story of My Life, please sing along.

Harry losing his goddamn mind in Montreal and the others encouraging it x (via louisnharry)

[thisisnotharmless]

Speaking of linguistics, there’s one particular linguistic tick that I think clearly separates Baby Boomers from Millennials: how we reply when someone says “thank you.”

You almost never hear a Millennial say “you’re welcome.” At least not when someone thanks them. It just isn’t done. Not because Millenials are ingrates lacking all manners, but because the polite response is “No problem.” Millennials only use “you’re welcome” sarcastically when they haven’t been thanked or when something has been taken from/done to them without their consent. It’s a phrase that’s used to point out someone else’s rudeness. A Millenial would typically be fairly uncomfortable saying “you’re welcome” as an acknowledgement of genuine thanks because the phrase is only ever used disengenuously.

Baby Boomers, however, get really miffed if someone says “no problem” in response to being thanked. From their perspective, saying “no problem” means that whatever they’re thanking someone for was in fact a problem, but the other person did it anyway as a personal favor. To them “You’re welcome” is the standard polite response.

“You’re welcome” means to Millennials what “no problem” means to Baby Boomers, and vice versa.The two phrases have converse meanings to the different age sets. I’m not sure exactly where this line gets drawn, but it’s somewhere in the middle of Gen X. This is a real pain in the ass if you work in customer service because everyone thinks that everyone else is being rude when they’re really being polite in their own language.

[hinallie]

Something interesting to note is also the more literal meaning behind these two phrases and how they themselves differ and oppose each other

‘No problem’, coming from a millenials mouth, within the context of helping someone – whether it be holding a door open/picking up something someone may have dropped/ect. – and, naturally, being thanked for it, implies that the kind gesture was indeed, not a problem, that it was just the thing to do, that they were happy to help and that no thanks was really necessary.

While a Baby Boomer’s 'You’re welcome’ in contrast, says something miles different, it actually highlights the fact that the person went out of their way to help someone; almost brings attention to it in a way, saying 'Yeah, I helped you, I did you this favor I accept your thanks.’ which, malicious intent or not, is strikingly different than the millennial downplay of their act of kindness for the sake of helping someone.

[fyonedirection]

niall thinking about starting a family with harry watching harry’s talking bit | brussels

[em1ree]

the filming of an iconic scene

[ellidfics]

I simply cannot get over how straight Evans is when he runs, and how little he leans forward.  

[majorgenerally]

That’s why he had to do almost all of his own running. They were like, “Chris, you’ll be running today. Tomorrow, we’ll film your double doing flips but today you get to run and run and if you don’t like it, learn to run like other people.”

[ellidfics]

I understand they also had a tough time finding a stunt man who could double for him because he doesn’t move like most actors.  It’s probably better now that they’ve sent him for martial arts training, but evidently the first Cap movie was rough until they started choreographing the fight scenes to a musical beat.

[majorgenerally]

I didn’t know they did that. That is the best thing I’ve heard today.

[weesta]

rynnalyn

Vital information

[cacchieressa]

#CHOREOGRAPHED TO A MUSICAL BEAT #OH MY ACTUAL FUCKING GOD #WERE HYDRA THE SHARKS OR THE JETS CHRIS (via allofthefeelings)

[plaguedbyemails]

put on your tinfoil lacefront, hennies

[sunflowersandhappycolours-deact]

[chescaleigh]

What’s going on in New York via Rich Juzwiack

I Can’t Breathe I Can’t Breathe I Can’t Breathe

[harrystylesdaily]

[immacapsicle]

Harry seen outside the book signing in Park Royal Studios, London

[theotherboywhonevergrewup]

Ultron watching Pinocchio

Ultron: wow

Ultron: oh my gosh

Ultron: this is so good

Ultron: this speaks to me

Ultron: dis is mah jam

Ultron: imma sing dis when i attack the avengers

[kristenwiiggle]

I don’t like eating bananas in public. That is so stressful if you’re a girl, it’s so annoying ‘cause it’s such a portable good snack.