[mith-gifs-wrestling]

Roman and Seth get in each other’s personal space a bit before their match.

[becky-lynch]

they share one brain cell.

[thebloggerbloggerfun]

My favorite two minutes from Fantasy High so far

[girlsicons]

Villanelle headers with psd (request)

like or reblog if u save/use

[mothershroom-deactivated2021031]

Villanelle’s reaction to seeing a beautiful woman

[valtsv]

corporations be like “it’s PRIDE you gay bitch!!! your money, hand it over 🤑🤑🤑” and then show you the ugliest effing merch you’ve ever seen

[shanehollandered]

[slavery]

Y’all drink water? Ain’t that the same stuff in my toilet? LMAOOOOOO

[openbookbells]

AU where Bella doesn’t TELL Edward that she knows, she just strolls into lunch one day and goes “hey guys, I’ve got a question for the table. Just for funsies, you know, just totally off the top of my head. Would you fuck a vampire, yes or no? I vote Yes.” And then stares across the cafeteria without blinking while Edward chokes.

[capacity]

my favorite part of scooby doo tho is when daphnes glamour and materialism somehow helps solve the mystery 

[dragonite-master]

Ok but if she knew she was allergic why tf you gonna risk your entire arm instead of just touching it with one finger?

[thedevilscub]

Because daphne was and always will be that bitch

[kryptonians]

[sapphicambitions]

Y’all what if the Monster IS the girl on the altar? We’ve been assuming that the Monster was a man in the past, but I dont think a gender was ever specified. So easily, it’s possible that Monster inhabiting men for the past season has been a misdirect. (I mean, Hale has been calling it Jennifer) But whatever was happening to that girl was some kind of ritual, and the bowls with the rocks and all the gods were there. I could see whatever was happening there be some kind of trapping ritual, or whatever sick thing was happening to her. And it would explain the Monster’s hatred for that war god and vague protectiveness for innocent girls in its speech and the whole “they call me a Monster, but he’s the real monster,” And wouldn’t that be awfully tragic for an innocent girl to have been warped into this Monster for centuries? (That reveal on the finale would be very tragic) AND I think the writers could find a way to tie Julia and her story line into this, with helping an innocent girl who was hurt by a terrible god. LISTEN I know I’m a little drunk right now BUT THIS MAKES SENSE.

[taishaunas]

Eliot?

[mymycorrhizae]

This whole scene was too real.

[littlehobbit13]

[gruntsandpoetry]

Just in case you needed something else to sob about, Q’s first instinct both when the monster shows up and after he’s gotten his final stone is to reach for him. To throw his entire body right at this impossible situation if it means buying even a little more time. Because that god-killing monster who no longer has any use for him is wearing Eliot’s skin, and that’s not something he’s going to back down from, no matter the cost.

[drunknsun]

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