“I fired two warning shots. Into his head.”
Susan Misner as Liz in Chicago (2002) dir. Rob Marshall
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“I fired two warning shots. Into his head.”
Susan Misner as Liz in Chicago (2002) dir. Rob Marshall
favourite thing about overwatch is still how hanzo killed genji and regretted it like immediately and just single-handedly dismantled the whole organisation that made him kill genji in the first place and completely upended his whole life in this big quest for redemption and forgiveness and he goes to genji’s grave every year on the anniversary of his death to pay respects and it’s like we get it you super regret killing genji and then he goes back to genji’s shrine to cry or whatever and then genji shows up and reveals he’s still alive and hanzo tries to kill him again
Wow he got game
my mom keeps sending me this same picture of miss piggy behind bars every day of the quarantine
got vaccinated yesterday
ARE YOU FUCKING STUPID????? Kindest regards,
Trying to be cute for food
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Rouxls Kaard setting up his puzzles:
They did it!
this is so wholesome
HAPPY TWO YEARS OF SPIDER-MAN: INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE Released December 14, 2018
“Never love a wild thing… You can’t give your heart to a wild thing: the more you do, the stronger they get. Until they’re strong enough to run.”
— Truman Capote (via quotemadness)
Finnish winter, 2015