#adjective-verb

[bandsaws]

adjective-verb ha respondido a tu foto:look at this incredible virtual muscle goddess i...

What plant name does this one have?

it will either be magnolia or lilac can't decide either way it's perfect

[mosleymoe]

adjective-verb said: Historical model for your dictator for life position? (I’m cleverly combining the two)

I need to study more non-Western history to have a true dictator for life model, but I find that most historical dictators are mass murderers and I'm not really about that that life. I do admire Stalin's ability to grow a mustache, however.

I hope you don't mind that I've taken the thing you said and run with it

[bandsaws]

adjective-verb replied to your post: do u ever just have so many questions

Like “Why can’t my hair behave itself?” or “What is the meaning of life?” or “How are those two still together?” Which kind of questions?

more like "who is lancebasslover19882? is it truly love or just infatuation? what is the significance of 19882? is this a real blog or one of those spam ones? if it's a spam one, why this name? what is the significance of these words followed by these numbers? why this?"

although all 3 questions u posed are ones i ask on a daily basis and are maybe even valid when it comes to lancebasslover19882. there are just too many mysteries here we can never be sure

[ragdoll-ren]

The writers would be frustrated by the fan theories that you were the main villain/were masterminding everything. "That's very stereotypical of you, and we're actually going to take her character in a much more complex direction," they chide the fanbase. [Without, you'll notice, disproving the rumor.] There are other fan theories. But the writers mostly grin when they're asked about those. "No comment," they say.

Then of course, there are the most astute fans that completely ignore the Steven Moffatesque hivemind that is apparently writing my life. "Oh, her? It's all a giant bluff. But it's an entertaining bluff. 8/10. 9 seasons, two movies. There's currently a Kickstarter up for the third."

[ragdoll-ren]

adjective-verb

I scrolled through 74 pages of my dash for you.

TWOO WUV.

[ragdoll-ren]

A Conversation:

S: When you die, I'll give an angry speech at your funeral.

R: Not if I outlive you.

S: Then you'll give the angry speech at my funeral.

R: We'll end up dying on the same day. It'll be like Jefferso--

S: --Adams and Jefferson oh my god.

//realization that we are huge dorks having the exact same thought, screaming laughter, hugging//

[ragdoll-ren]

adjective-verb replied to your post “Just accidentally joined an IM Ultimate Frisbee team?”

TELL THE STORY

Went to brunch super early, sat with friendly acquaintances, got roped into it, then Gabby raspberriesforbrains showed up and refused to get roped into it. The motto was, "But I don't know how to play frisbee!" "Neither do we! That's OK!" I wore a shirt I got from my mom's work that had VOLUNTEER on the back. I felt it was v appropriate. The score was like 8-4 after an hour, and then walking back there was a dog, which we got to pet.

[mosleymoe]

adjective-verb said: Does your school/public library have online resources? Some libraries have books you can read online through a subscription service.

My school has EBSCO and JStor, but they don't have 'em either (also Britannica Online but I honestly have no clue what the password for that one is)

I went to check the Los Angeles Public Library's website, and apparently even they don't have one of the books. They do have the other one, but it's at the Central Library, not my local branch, and they don't do online holds for it?? Weird

I might just attempt to use the one relevant page I can get from Google Books and just get the book whenever I actually have a chance