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Posted on May 21, 2013 via Untitled with 3,231 notes
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I thought I could keep on without reblogging it.
I was wrong.
they should just start to hire tumblr to make adverts for them.
Posted on May 21, 2013 via Keep Calm with 35,697 notes
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Posted on May 21, 2013 via life vein with 29,813 notes
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The person I reblogged this from is worth every breath they take
Every move they make
Every bond they break
Every step they take
I’ll be watching you

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Donna and the Ninth Doctor would just be a mess. They’re both sassy. Just think about it.
Posted on May 21, 2013 via Life of a Whovian with 150 notes
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Harrison Ford Won’t Answer Star Wars Questions [x]
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Posted on May 21, 2013 via yeha with 3 notes
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I kind of want the Name of the Wind to become a movie. Not because I think it would work particularly well as a movie, I’m sure it would slaughter my head canon, but so that it would get the proper appreciation it deserves on tumblr.
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Posted on May 21, 2013 via The Underthing with 5 notes
Source: monkeyfo
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Puncher: Hermione Granger
Punchee: Draco MalfoyMemorable Lines: “You foul, loathsome, evil little cockroach!”
Why it’s Awesome: Not only do some people have faces that desperately need to be punched, but for some this also runs in the family. The Malfoys are such a family, and Draco is such a person. Just look at that sneer! Draco and Hermione are from opposite sides of the tracks, as it were - Hermione is a first-generation wizard born to muggle parents; Draco is a pureblood from a proud and ancient wizarding familty - and a stuck-up bastard to boot. So far in the series Hermione has been comparatively passive - she’s the AlterEgo member of the main Power Trio, always advising caution and refraining from precipitous action, having to be the voice of reason in every encounter. Until Draco pushes her too far, getting an innocent creature condemned to death. She has him at wand point, but backs down because “he’s not worth it.” And when she does, he immediately turns his sniveling into derisive laughter. But he’s wrong. Mercy is not Weakness - and here’s a punch in the face to prove it.
Where to find it?: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by J.K. Rowling (film adaptation)
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Posted on May 21, 2013 via MattG with 8 notes
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