do not perceive me

[cats-and-tats-14]

Agatha: "That accent really comes and goes, doesn't it?"

Marvel fans:

[shrimpy-in-wonderland]

Some Queenie fo today

[sapphicgardensinmymind]

i’ve never seen a mouse that looks so much like a mouse before

[great-and-small]

She looks like she belongs on the cover of a beloved illustrated children’s book 🥺

[shimmering-ocean]

@lizzy-frizzle

[willexx]

Luke: I wear my heart on my sleeve

Julie: Bitch you don’t have any sleeves

[faggotkelpie]

[berniefucks]

[garrett-hannah]

The JULIE AND THE PHANTOMS cast rehearsing the “FLYING SOLO” scene

[gcladriel]

JULIE AND THE PHANTOMS APPRECIATION WEEK

DAY ONE • favourite character • JULIE MOLINA

this song is for anyone who has lost their way. step into your greatness. don’t give up. stand tall. 

[elenas]

“No music is worth making, Julie, if we’re not making it with you.“

[mondlevan]

julie and the phantoms logo headers

“♡” or reblog if you save/use — follow me.

twt: @sweetgwlaxy

[playingtheorpheum]

[wendinella]

we're julie and the phantoms, tell your friends! ⚡️👻

[wendinella]

julie molina is a fashion icon! that's it that's the post

[cootiekid]

Victories to celebrate.

[catchymemes]

[vampiresplzinteract]

Ground control to major tom…

[princesstigerbelle]

So long space cowboy

[overlord-surgeus]

Cyan was not The Imposter

[drdaanvondutch]

Please allow me to consult my two colleagues.......

[gh0st-0f-luke]

jatp cast + saying no ❤️ to heteronormativity and toxic masculinity

[papasmoke]

Losing my mind remembering that pic chelsea manning posted of the extremely undercover and not at all obvious fbi agent who was tailing her after her release

[papasmoke]

[verminsblood]

what kind of sixth sense do american have to recognize fbi agents that easily

[demonius-darkblade]

to paraphrase her, its always the shoes.

[pedro-martines]

americans please explain to a foreigner, he looks like some random dude to me

[imnotafeddammit]

1. They all have the same haircut, almost everybody in law enforcement and the military have the same haircut due to regulations.

2. They all wear the same shoes. Same boots, and same overpolished dress shoes.

3. They act different. Shifty eyed and always on their own.

4. They’re kinda really bad at their jobs. I’ve encountered plenty of “undercover” cops outside of bars that ask questions no regular person in their right mind would ever ask. “How are you getting home?” “Who did you come here with tonight?”

5. America is a police state on a budget. Most officers are poorly trained, fbi agents require a 4 year degree (I think), but lord knows how much training they actually get. And the dumb kids from your high school always become cops.

It’s always the dense as a brick kid, with something to prove that becomes a cop. The kid that mouth-breathed and couldn’t chew gum and walk at the same time.

[derkartoffelkonig]

Their shirts are never form fitting so they can conceal a weapon and cuffs.

Always look at the watch, it’ll be expensive but in neutral tones (uniform standards strike again).

They will always sit where they can see their target and the nearest exit.

They will have a partner who is less obvious but wil point a recording device (phone or camera) at you. Check elevated positions, it gives them the clearest view to track you and keep an eye on their partner at the same time.

[jimmyfury]

One time when i lived in phoenix, I was driving home through residential streets from Panda Express on April 20th and there was a 40something year old white man standing quite literally in the MIDDLE of the fucking road wearing a brand new straight from the store weed jersey (jersey #420 with a big pot leaf), a wornout old raiders hat, regular-fit straight leg jeans, and cop shoes. This man proceeded to try to wave me down to stop since I was driving slowly (again, residential neighborhood) and as he did so fully yelled “You buying bro? You buying? 420 bro 420 you buying?”

I almost choked laughing so hard. I couldn’t stop myself from just yelling “NO THANK YOU OFFICER” as i drove by him.

[brunhiddensmusings]

for the past 60 years law enforcement, military, and even literal espionage/intelligence based organizations have assumed that rigid conformity to dress code was more important then actually training how to go undercover, blend in, or understand what the fuck theyre doing largely because the ‘we are infallible’ mindset is too strong for them to consider they might not be doing very good

[xvisualtreasure09x]