the unabombshell™

home of hyperfixations and humor

[roschka]

Sometimes it's weird being a person who is really nerdy about animals... I was talking to my neighbor and apparently she only recently found out about capybaras. Like she had never heard of them until last week and she didn't think they were real at first until she googled it. As someone who structures their life around capybaras this was quite shocking to me

[anyataylorjoys]

Emma Woodhouse in Emma. (2020) Alexandra Collins in Last Night in Soho (2021)

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[low-polly]

i step on a landmine and am immediately blasted to a single lonely smithereen

[eroscestlavie]

mads mikkelsen’s iconic roles, including a bond villain, hannibal lecter, and the bitch who better have rihanna’s money

[pottermoon]

These are special editions that tell the events of the fifth book pertaining to each House of Hogwarts.

[depsidase]

[pjharvey]

i don’t understand how neil gaiman intellectual properties still trend on here so regularly he literally trafficked women. like it’s not even a discourse thing or a “he’s problematic” thing he was “cancelled” for human trafficking. he repeatedly isolated women, usually his or his ex-wife’s fans, with no support system for the purpose of raping them while they were dependent on him for income and housing. that’s human trafficking

[pottermoon]

These are special editions that tell the events of the fifth book pertaining to each House of Hogwarts.

[modogoblin]

[sreegs]

whenever i find a good world heritage post i do my best to carefully remove unnecessary "why is this so funny!!" or "i cant believe i found the original" reblog comments. sometimes it takes a bit of work digging back through the reblog graph to accomplish this but fine art restoration is tedious but important work

[sreegs]

you get it

[slimegargoyle]

invented a game called “I throw dice at the cat”

[drakkonyan]

hey your cat kinda lowkey was giving god of probability and gambling and chaos so i drew her. yeah.

[gallusrostromegalus]

Divine Being: Schrodinger's Cat

[infectiouspiss]

i may or may not want u. depending

i got hoes with nuance

[translatingpostsintolithuanian]

anonimas: galbūt noriu tavęs galbūt ne. priklauso

infectiouspiss: pas mane šliuchos su niuansais

[infectiouspiss]

i've got lithuanian hoes and i can't even communicate with them look at this shit i bet it's incorrect

[translatingpostsintolithuanian]

vienkart

[infectiouspiss]

[roschka]

deep sea creature

[everythingfox]

A Whole Family Of Pigs Going On An Adventure

(via)

[ethereal-evanna]

“I did speak about being in Harry Potter long before I was in the films. I just had this feeling I was going to be in it. I wrote to her [J.K. Rowling] when I was going through the eating disorder. I told her that it was the only thing that took my mind off. Anyone who has gone through it will know that that’s a very powerful thing, to take your mind off what you’re going through. Everywhere I turned… my siblings were angry with me, or my parents were worried about me and this was something that gave me a lot of solace. I wrote to her when I was going through that and said thank you. And I sent it to her editor and her assistant obviously read it, and was touched by the letter and gave it to her and she wrote back. She wrote a handwritten letter. We started a correspondence and we actually became pen pals, that’s when I was about 11. I wrote to her about Luna specifically saying she really frees me because she’s such an eccentric, and she’s so weird and everyone acknowledges she’s weird and for one second it doesn’t make her question herself. I think I said I wanted to play her. “It’s that feeling of ‘I don’t deserve to take up space.’ Of absolute unworthiness and it’s fear. Completely succumbing to fear… I think an eating disorder like anorexia felt very, very safe and very reliable… This is something I’m good at, because I’m addicted to it. I’m stuck in this cycle… You get attention for it and that’s all you feel you deserve… I really don’t credit that clinic with helping me recover, they helped me recover physically, but it wasn’t a nice place. I credit more my family and my friends. I think the worst thing you can do for someone with an eating disorder is to treat them like they’re a sick person, like that’s all they are. The hardest thing for me was recovering from recovery essentially. I was suddenly physically recovered, I’d lost all the attention and all the worry that people had around me for that, and then it was like, ‘I’m nothing. I have nothing’… [My family] really just treated me like normal. They helped me. They were very sensitive. They helped love me for the other things… That gave me the courage to do those things and to stop depending on an eating disorder for self-worth.” — Evanna Lynch on battling anorexia [x]

[luxiomahariel]