#sophieeeeeeee

[ambitioux-blog]

@virtuousfury

“Oh wow, look at you! You’re probably the tallest person I’ve ever seen! Not that there’s anything wrong with being tall, but wow.” A wide grin stretched  the mages lips as she briskly approached the woman, peering up at her with glimmering eyes. She held her hands together behind her, a faint hissing emitting from her back. "I don’t mind being small, but I’d give anything to be as tall as you for a day! I can’t imagine the sights I’d see.” 

She tapped a finger against her chin, losing herself in thought, her initial goal completely forgotten for the time being in favor of making conversation. “I wonder if there’s a plant that causes growth when ingested. If there is, then surely there’s one that shrinks you too...” She shook her head and rubbed the back of her neck sheepishly. “Sorry, sorry! I’ll worry about that later. First things first!” A hand is held out to the elf, revealing the cause of the aforementioned hissing. 

Tiny, slithering snakes had replaced all of her fingers, several of which were far from happy to be waved around so carelessly. This is what she got for getting distracted in the midst of preforming a curse. Although, the end result wouldn’t have been much better even if she had done it right. Instead of snakes, they would have become lobster claws, which she had attempted to create out of mere curiosity. “I need you to point me towards the nearest pet shop! I’ve been traveling for a while now and haven’t come across one yet... but I can’t just get rid of these little guys, you know? They can’t survive on their own.”

[deslizada]

so I reread Howl’s Moving Castle in one sitting (again) and tl;dr I will never stop crying about Sophie Hatter and desperately needing a live-action true to the book adaptation

[house-on-haunted-hill]

Holy shit. 6 days until Marianas Trench and Ghost Town.

[david-mckale]

You've got a friend in me! || McKale and Ramsey

David olhou atentamente para os balões cheios de água que tinha espalhado por toda a extensão do local que tinha preparado e sorriu para si mesmo. Tinha tido aquela ideia depois de olhar algumas fotos que o pai havia mandado para ele e depois de longas conversas com o homem. O garoto tinha descoberto a pouquíssimo tempo que já era amigo dos amigos que tinha feito ali no acampamento. E qualquer pessoa normal estranharia por não se lembrar de nada daquilo, mas para David isso explicava muita coisa. Primeiro a amizade rápida e forte que tinha feito com Grant. Era realmente como se os dois se conhecessem desde pequenos. Depois o medo que ele havia sentido de Lisa logo na primeira vez que conversou com ela. A mesma em que ela tinha o ameaçado por causa de Clarissa. Ele podia ter certeza que já havia escutado aquele tom de voz raivoso antes. E por último, mas não menos importante, a vontade que ele tinha de sempre proteger Sophie como se ela fosse a irmã mais nova que ele nunca tinha tido.

Era estranho, mas David sempre tinha tratado Sophie daquele jeito. Desde do dia que haviam se conhecido no verão passado. E depois de conversar com o pai havia descoberto que ele e ela tinham uma brincadeira quando pequenos. Que, se possível, passariam dias e dias brincando daquilo sem se cansar, segundo o Sr. McKale. Era algo que os dois gostavam de chamar de 'guerra das bombas de água'. E se David forçasse um pouco a mente ele até que conseguia lembrar vagamente de duas crianças correndo e jogando bexigas cheias de água um no outro. "Era a brincadeira favorita de vocês!" Disse seu pai, animado, quando David tinha contado para ele sobre ter conhecido - novamente - os filhos dos amigos o homem. Olhou para o relógio e sorriu largamente. Logo ela estaria ali, pois ele tinha enviado uma mensagem dando hora e local para ela o encontra-lo, alegando ter uma surpresa agradável para a mesma. No final de tudo a única intenção de David era mostrar para a amiga que ele realmente a trataria como se a conhecesse desde sempre. Quase como uma irmã, mas sem a parte das brigas e implicâncias. Seria somente a parte da diversão, que ele tinha certeza que agradaria aos dois.

[interro-banged]

you remember that tumblog we were up in arms about last evening?

if not, don't worry. if so, it was deleted by tumblr staff early this morning. 

thank you. that is all. 

[sophieeeeeeee]

Homosexuality

01) Being gay is not natural. 02) Gay marriage will encourage people to be gay, 03) Legalizing gay marriage will open the door to all kinds of crazy behavior. 04) Straight marriage has been around a long time and hasn’t changed at all; 05) Straight marriage will be less meaningful if gay marriage were allowed. 06) Straight marriages are valid because they produce children. 07) Obviously gay parents will raise gay children, 08) Gay marriage is not supported by religion. 09) Children can never succeed without a male and a female role model at home. 10) Gay marriage will change the foundation of society; we could never adapt to new social norms.

[thewolfscientist-blog]

I was typing this up right before sophieeeeeeee's account was removed or deleted from Tumblr.

I would like to take the time out of my day to debunk all of the bullshit that you have been spewing onto the Internet. You seem pretty ignorant and brainwashed, so really, I don't think that sense and logic will clear up your confusion. 1.) Being gay is natural. It is a social mutation, and like all mutations (be they social or genetic) it aims to further a species. I won't take my time to break this down to you, but there's plenty of support for this -- more so than your bigoted phobia -- such as E. O. Wilson's On Human Nature. 2.) No need to further address this argument; it is built upon the assumption that being homosexual is bad. 3.) There is no logic in this statement. It is equal to saying, "Cats will cause massive flooding in Arizona." 4.) Again, you are assuming things. You are implying that change is not good, which is false. It depends on the type of change -- whether it is positive or not. As we have stated before in point one (1.), homosexuality is a perfectly acceptable form of human behavior. Therefore your argument is once again invalid. 5.) False. Divorce makes straight marriage less meaningful. 6.) False. There are thousands of children that need a home to live in. These children could be adopted by gay couples. There are other ways in which a gay couple can have children as well, but I don't feel the need to list them. 7.) No need to further address this argument; it is built upon the assumption that being homosexual is bad. 8.) Religion can not be used to justify anything. Facts can be used to justify actions, not folk tales. Invalid. 9.) Another very unfounded statement. Read this to clear up your confusion. 10.) I'll point out that this particular point attempts to use tactics of fear to convince us that gay marriage is bad, not a reasonable, supported argument. All in all, your arguments are BS. Honestly, I hope that you're a troll, because it isn't gays that are fucking up this world, it's dogmatists like you.

[kreedkafer]

even if she's a troll it's still a really nasty thing to do

some of the things she was saying were really goddamn awful

that's really too much

[downtherabbithole-offtoneve-blog]

LOL Sophieeeeeeee...

Did your account get deleted already?