Some of us are looking at the stars

Not even gonna try to describe this

[great-tweets]

I love you, Mr. Murderbritches.

[ladytesla]

I would die for Mr. Murderbritches

[journeymanfool]

You will

[rthstewart]

I love Mr. Murderbritches and every time I see him I retweet or reblog.  Be Mr. Murderbritches. 

[hayaomiyazaki]

　　national theatre’s angels in america (2017)

[wewillbegorgeousyouandi]

Forgive me while I SOB remembering this

[soundsof71]

[peelingmandarins]

the greeks at the gates of troy

[medeae]

hear me out: a lotr game but you play as the ring, throwing yourself wantonly into the path of unsuspecting folk and slowly corrupting their minds as the game progresses

[sunflowersbymonet]

it’s a lovely morning in middle earth, and you are a horrible ring.

[angel-reyes]

#CALL HIM OUT

[lontra-ohiensis]

not to come for all these people in the notes, but “he canonically isn’t interested in politics because it doesn’t directly affect his work or his life” isn’t exactly the rebuttal you seem to think it is

[dct239394cvvd098dffgggp]

if i was the joker id just get a restraining order on batman and superman whataere they gonna do? break the law? then theyre no better than me, a cold blooded murderer. and this would 100% work, because superheroe movies have the shittiest takes on ethics since fucking kant

[fuckyeahthegoodplace]

[the-frog-emoji-is-ugly-as-shit]

[one-time-i-dreamt]

[lavenderfag-deactivated20250522]

[gaypeopletwitter]

[molinaesque]

Charles Dance fanboying about Dame Judi Dench and Dame Maggie Smith

[optimysticals]

Queens of Awesome

[gerriceo]

i love debbie reynolds

[everythingieverloved]

The Death of Eleanor of Castile, Queen of England & the Eleanor Crosses

November 28, 1290

England [was] startled by the sudden, swift loss to illness of Edward’s wife, Eleanor of Castile. Edward was distraught and in the agony of his sorrow he arranged a funeral of historic dimensions. Eleanor of Castile’s body was carried in state from Lincoln to London, and Edward planned a series of exquisite crosses, reminiscent of those used to mark Louis IX’s burial procession, to be erected along the way. The king then had his wife buried in Westminster abbey, next to the tomb of his father.

“Four Queens,” Nancy Goldstone

*Of the 12 crosses built, only these three survive, although all three are missing the large crosses that once topped them.

[wewillbegorgeousyouandi]

There’s also a replica one of the one built in London. Fun fact: its location is where all distances to/from London are measured from and the area (and train station it’s outside of!) is still called Charing Cross

[kkacbh2]

[piesandswords]

when your teacher says you can’t use first person pronouns in your writing

[piesandswords]

WAIT SHIT

[mischiefissirius-deactivated201]

being gay is way more fun when you have someone to be gay with

[dubiousculturalartifact]

i think most people are interpreting this as wanting a partner, but also being gay is way better when you have a bunch of gay friends

[wewillbegorgeousyouandi]

There are some days when I honestly just cry because I’m not Tom Daley, do not have Tom Daley’s life and neither do I look like Tom Daley