CARPE MY TUMBLR

helloitsbees:

thesacredlocnar:
str8aura-no-not-that-one:

What
yeah this checks out
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sodiumfreak:

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foodffs:

SPICY KOREAN PORK BULGOGI
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Is this how you roll?

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kp-brain:

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scarlet-sasquatch:

gnomer-denois:
woke-up-on-derse:
onemanstampede:
some fools be like “i play games to escape my responsibilities” then pick tank or healer
in my greatest fantasies i am able to help people
In my fantasies I can prevent people from being hurt, even if it means I get hurt in their stead.
In my fantasies i dont have to know how to aim

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widefuturesss:

Foreva on a spiral

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junkfoodcinemas:

Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007) dir. Tim Story

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superman-the-secret-third-thing:

superman-the-secret-third-thing:
Ahhh, the shot of this random guy helping Superman stand up warms my heart.
One thing many modern superhero films miss out on, I feel is the Superhero’s relationship to the random people they save. Many MCU films have escalated to the point of numbers so high its unthinkable- and they’ve lost that personal touch. Moments like this are a visual metaphor for what makes the hero keep fighting, keep going, keep standing up. There’s a reason this scene from Spiderman II is one of my favorites ever.
oh no.