Crappy Brain

I still don't know what I'm doing

[mum--your--mum]

gotta enjoy the little things

[multifand0om-blog]

I’m not even sorry

[bondange]

happy mother’s day dan howell i love you

[yourinternetconnection]

@danisnotonfire’s twin found somewhere deep on the Internet

[plutodan-blog]

reblog this picture of phil in 20 seconds nd u will hear the best news of ur life on friday. this is real btw bill nye confirmed it

[szluu]

after all those years, the piano is getting fixed today :’)

[mum--your--mum]

everything is so dark and gloomy then there’s the butt chair

[mum--your--mum]

GUYS WE’RE LEFT BEHIND

 i’m not forcing you to vote but a single vote won’t be that hard, right?

[mysticflowrr]

YouTube Power Couples

[reaandull]

who are these fetuses *cringes*

[mum--your--mum]

Before:

“i love you” “i know”

Now:

“you need a pilot” “i need a pilot”

[mum--your--mum]

a conversation with my bro who doesn’t watch d&p

me: you think d&p are gay?

bro: yes of course

me: no they’re not

bro: i thought they’re married

me:  ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[q-the-light]

THE ABOMINABLE BRIDE WAS NOT SEXIST, YOU BUNCH OF FOOLS!!!

The whole, main plot point revolved around this ‘war’ being one that Sherlock, John, and all opposition must lose. To paraphrase Mycroft, the feminists were right, and they were the good side. All Sherlock wanted to do was solve the mystery, and perhaps get them to go about their campaign with a little less murdering. That’s something people seem to forget about Sherlock. He rarely works for the good of the country, he works so that John and him can have a good chase.

Remember that every period scene of this episode was in his mind palace. So, no. He wasn’t explaining feminism to a bunch of feminists, he was explaining it to himself and John in the moment.

And the Bechdel test? Sometimes you can have strong female characters in a film that doesn’t pass it. I am not sure what the rest of you were watching, but all the women in TAB were obviously making a stand for what was right. From Mrs Hudson not talking because she never did in John’s stories despite her importance in their lives, to Mary being a suffragist, to Molly wearing drag so she could do what she loves despite the sexism of the time, to every single woman in that church who were there to fight for their independence and to fight against domestic abuse.

The Abominable Bride was a masterpiece of feminist media. It was a little overdramatic at times, like with the purple robes, but it’s a BBC show. What do you expect? It seems a lot of people are missing the main point of the feminists being the good guys, and the men they were killing, as well as every man who’s ever treated a woman as a lesser to himself, were the bad guys. 

And, I mean, we got Moriarty in a wedding dress. What more could we wish for!?

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preach

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My ultimate ship is VICTORIAN MYSTRADE

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YouTube Rewind 2015 wasn't that good compared to 2013 just sayin

[itsabadreligion]

the score for Ladders

[mum--your--mum]

“knock,knock”

“whos der?”

“nacho”

“nacho who?”

“NACHO FIC”