Eparpillé sur la toile

It's small piece of me on net like a finger cut.

[pusheen]

[everydaylouie]

the beautiful game...

[monstersovka]

🌱 dragon sword 🗡️

[stealingpotatoes]

how do you feel about the phm headcanon that adrian is much bigger than rocky and also theyre bad as hell. Bad bitch rocky pulled by being autistic

YES i love it when adrian is way bigger than rocky uh here's my take on rocky and adrian

(links // tip jar!)

[alexxuun]

Human Rocky!!! Been loving everyone drawing him as James Ortiz <3

[emmcfrxst]

THUNDERBOLTS + funny tweets (part three)

part one // part two

[alrightsnaps]

when media reports on men "having sex with underage girls"

[bo-kryzze]

THE TESTAMENTS 1.01 "Precious Flowers"

[incandescentorrery]

As soon as they panned to the fiber arts classes I sat straight up because that is the PERFECT mechanism for girls and women to pass coded messages in Gilead. No one is going to pay any attention to the Wives knitting or embroidering or making lace - it's basically the only "work" they are allowed to engage in. It's seen as frivolous and purely ornamental. Even in our world, men dismiss the value of fiber arts and belittle the women who engage in them. And yet throughout history fiber arts/textiles have been used to communicate coded information. In the 1800s, quilts were used to communicate coded information about how to navigate the Underground Railroad. In WWII, knitting was used to send coded messages concerning troop or railroad movements.

The girls have been deprived of the opportunity to learn to read traditional writing, but they are being given the tools to communicate clandestinely right under Gilead's nose.

[eltellsall]

‘I was a precious flower, so why did I feel like a prized pig?”

[alrightsnaps]

drunk tortured poets department (becka's version)

[recoverynerdheals]

Just watched this episode today and man, it was solid.

The Testaments Season 1: Episode 5

[ormundshightower]

The Testaments S01E05 "Ball"

[helllp-help-o-meee]

“We are going, for all humanity.”

[depsidase]

[acemethystart]

sending love, from the moon

[theconcealedweapon]

[balimaria]

I just really love how human this mission feels. Both the crew and the ground making fun jokes and references ("amaze, amaze, amaze!") or things like Glover saying "hello baby!" to his family back on Earth, or how "moon joy" has become the team's favorite phrase, or those craters being named "Integrity" and "Carroll," or the astronauts being encouraged to describe how seeing the moon makes them feel (and doing so to a moving degree), and also describing how much working and talking together improves their capabilities on all fronts, and both sides constantly telling each other how excited they are and that there's "smiles all around" Not that missions like Apollo never had stuff like this, but it's different hearing it all live. Wonderful experience all around.