So Long

[namarie40]

His sad eyes...

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Nightmare

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His emotional eyes.

[namarie40]

Missing the war... while the Enterprise was on its five-year mission, it took a toll on my crew. A toll on Spock. On me, too.

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The Duchess of Malfi (2014)

an incestuous brother.

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[namarie40]

A frail thin man but he will be Alfred the Great.

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Kisses™ : Do You Take This Man (2016)

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Mirror Stamets. Cute!

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https://youtu.be/lRm3SyJF27g

[namarie40]

WHY!!!!!!!

[jmalkki]

Off to Night Shift

Seriously though, poetic as the concept behind them is, in actuality those spore drive connecting arm ‘augmentations’ creep the heck out of me <:D They’re relatively sleek outside yes, but can you imagine how those would connect inside? Eugh. Also, the thing clearly comes from beneath the skin, leaving the edge of the skin right there on top, exposed all around - as opposed to having the connection pieces’ edge lay on top of the skin. Not to mention the skin on the edge seems so thick it would have to be 'folded over’ somehow. Whu? Imagine scratching that in your sleep, or tugging it every time putting on a shirt… getting all kinds of sh*t clogged up on the 'seam’ there (while I can’t even keep my purse seams clear of dust and what not). I bet Culber’s daily routine now includes fighting off infections from those things. Also? That faint light beneath the skin on the bottom edge of the apparatus you can see in some shots? Nice touch. Nice, creepy little touch. That thing pretty much covers his whole forearm then? *shiver*

Ahem, hardly the sole point for the creation of this image, but I’d rather babble on about such trivial inclusions, than the actual inspiration. Let each viewer craft their own story around the image.

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[feuilly]

I’m sure I’ve posted this picture about five times before… but cheekbones.

[namarie40]

Anthony Rapp talks about his memoir "Without you"

Audio clip from "Never Not Funny" #1720

[x-menzel-blog]

Best bromance ever!

[iloveyouanthonyrapp]

Is Anthony working on his script? Nah, he’s playing Rayman Legends on his Vita during his lunch break.

[penamerican]

Anthony Rapp reads from The Nimrod Flipout by Israeli writer and graphic novelist Etgar Keret during the Benettontalk Young Writers Series, from part of the 2006 PEN World Voices Festival. Keret, who earlier this year released his memoir, The Seven Good Years, celebrates his 48th birthday today. (via https://soundcloud.com/penamerican/anthony-rapp-reads-from-the?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=tumblr)