Waiting for the Sunrise

Ashton | 26 | Christian The username is a lie most of the time I’m wearing contacts

[speaknowtaylor]

Since it's about to be new years eve soon I want to remind everyone that this evening really does not have to be the biggest adventure party experience. Dinner with your parents? Awesome! Board games with a few friends? Nice! Watching a movie alone and going to bed early? Yes! Taking care of your pet? Good! Going to the party that does not seem as great as you expected? Well, there are so many other nights that can be better. We always force ourselves to have a wild and crazy life changing night but in the end it is just one night of so many more, do what you want to do, do what makes you feel comfortable.

[zandramims]

Merry Christmeows!

[unholyblissafterdark]

[wonderfullyvillainous-deactivat]

Hey, don't cry. Backstreet's back, alright?

[mercuryfountain-deactivated2024]

Something that gets lost in the contemporary pressure to have an iron-clad identity is the subversive power of saying "it's none of your business."

[sometransgal]

People complaining that the checks ruining the formatting of the website have forgotten their roots! This is the shitty formatting website and always has been

[impossiblepackage]

In retrospect this is almost definitely the reason why putting your response in the tags is so common and popular

[everythingfox]

Cute kitties

[dolcesostenuto]

Gates of Heaven | by hotelvillacipressi

[50you50me]

An adorable desert fox walking against the wind in Morocco. This picture by Francisco Mingorance impressed me more than other amazing entries of the annual National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest. Again, just adorable!

(via In Focus)

[butyoutoldmeiwasfunny]

[useyourtelescope]

CLUE (1985) + faceless

[adaptationsdaily]

CLUE (1985) dir. Jonathan Lynn

[nerd4music]

CLUE (1985) dir. Jonathan Lynn

[trainstationgoodbye]

Okay, Chief, take ‘em away. I’m gonna go home and sleep with my wife.

Clue 1985 dir. Jonathan Lynn

[samaraweaving]

Clue (1985) dir. Jonathan Lynn

[theblob1958]

Now, I suggest that we stack the bodies in the cellar, lock it, leave quietly, one at a time, and pretend than none of this has ever happened. Clue (1985) dir. Jonathan Lynn

[cromchychipdip]

I think one of the best things about Clue (1985) is that nobody goes through any character development. They're all just trying to solve locked-room murders as they're being committed, overacting, and delivering witty lines. Nobody learns anything except who killed people. Tim Curry is there too.