Weasley The Kitty

Wizard Cat in a muggle world

[robbstark-archive-deactivated20]

“nasa gone rogue” sounds like they’re stealing rockets and going to the moon illegally or something

but nope, “rogue” these days is a word that means “posting real climate change facts that your president doesn’t want you to know”

[existentiallyqueers-deactivated]

like if you support nasa posting real climate change facts that the orange dictator doesn’t want you to know. reblog if you support nasa stealing rockets and going to the moon illegally.

[fifty-shadesofgay]

“everything is perfect down to your blood type”

…Brendon Urie needs a kidney

[bonepoem]

Media: Millennials and Gen Z kids are killing *BLANK* industry!

Millennials and Gen Z kids:

[kidzboppizza]

Imagine the raw energy of Depression vs. Anxiety that would happen if Bo Burnham and John Mulaney did a show together

[incorrect-westeros-quotes]

Cersei: I’m not going to stand here and listen to you accusing me of things I clearly did.

[zazie-beetzz-deactivated2022071]

Okay but Lando Calrissian asking L3-37 what she needs and L3 responding with “equal rights” is honestly the biggest mood of the year

[marvellegends]

#PREACH

[paddysnuffles]

Dear mansplaining morons who think "Batman could totally win a fight with Wonder Woman"

Are y'all high?

Bruce 

- an average human dude - has no superpowers to speak of - trained fighting for like, 10, 20 years tops - uses fancy but breakable human-made gadgets

Diana

- literally a deity - “only a god can kill another god” - trained fighting for 500 to 2,000 years (depending on who you ask) under Antiope, the greatest general in the history of a legendary warrior race - can fly - can literally level a building with a single punch - can control lightning - able to take punches by someone capable of crumbling a gun with their bare hands - can toss a tank with her bare hands like it’s nbd - has magical weapons originally made for & owned by gods

Being a man doesn’t give you the ability to defeat a deity who’s trained for centuries under the best of the best, has magic powers, and magic weapons, you twats.

Being a man doesn’t make you better than a deity.

[lady-arryn]

[newsiearms-blog]

#grandma #it’s me #anastastia

[mamalazzer]

Oh my god I’m crying

[captainmarvelthekree]

Fight like a Girl by Mariana Avila

[oneofthosecrazycatladies]

[jenki20-blog]

You are the Sun and Stars that my world revolves around and just like the Moon every night I am there with you even when you can’t see me.

[kat--writes]

Winona Ryder is really out here giving interviews saying she may have “over acted” as her character Joyce Byers since she hasn’t gotten any nominations for awards since the show premiered, after she spent the last 3 years chugging water bottles on set to stay safely hydrated because she would have to be sobbing for 10 hours a day and I just seriously want to make a new awards show and nominate her 10 different times because she fucking deserves it 

[jenki20-blog]

Introducing Thor aka Grumpy Dog

[la-laborista-republiko]

[visionsinmymind]

A “Trump presidency” is nothing new.  If we don’t know our history, we’re destined to repeat it.

[mikisking]

THANK YOU

[freexmove-blog]

Get to know your country ‼️

[elloann]

See you around, kid.

While some people don’t like Luke’s last words because they seem insignificant or out of character, to me they seem nostalgic and conclusive.

Don’t forget Han’s term of endearment for Luke, calling him “kid” when making fun of him, or even telling him to be careful.

“Kid” was probably also passed down to Ben and used by both Han and Luke, so it wasn’t random. It’s special enough that Luke was referencing the past and his relationship with Han in his final words, but by calling Ben “kid”, he is also ultimately coming full circle and reaching out to Ben one final time.

[alwaysreadingg]

for someone whos trying out new genres, what historical fiction book do you recommend?

I loveeee Time and Time Again by Ben Elton☺️

[jenki20-blog]

Nightingale by Kristin Hannah