DC Bombshells
Staaaaaahp
Omg, the Ivy.
Too cute. But obviously I think so, as I’m halfway through making the Wonder Woman. :D
I’d kill for a Black Canary, too! I hope I hope!
You are good at something, stop lying to yourself. You’re good at breaking down comic book plots, cooking ramen perfectly, making your friends happy, knowing the time without looking at a clock, getting the perfect ending at RPG’s, or figuring out the twist ending to movies. Don’t let society tell you your talents are meaningless because they don’t serve an economical purpose. Your talents reflect your interests and passions, and what’s important to you is important.
(Source: pandavalkyrie)
i just want to thank pasta for being a part of my life
That awkward moment when you ran up the stairs and now you’re trying to hide your heavy breathing like it’s no big deal but you’re actually pretty winded and dear god you need to work out.
every day at work
TUMBLR HOW I’VE MISSED YOU
i’m not dead, just got a job and moved into my own apartment and didn’t have internet
Bioshock Infinite Bird/Cage Necklace
Created by League Of Shadows
Available on Etsy
(via byd)
hnnnnnnng
You say that you love rain, but you open your umbrella when it rains. You say that you love the sun, but you find a shadow spot when the sun shines. You say that you love the wind, but you close your windows when wind blows. This is why I am afraid, you say that you love me too. - William Shakespeare
dafuq this sounds nothing like shakespeare
michelle get on this
Looking for something to read post-Hunger Games? Check out this great map. Whatever it was that you liked about Hunger Games (or other dystopia/science fiction/fantasy novels), you can find here!
DYSTOPIAN HEAVEN
Praise the person who had created this post
I have read a good amount of these and you should too because THEY’RE AWESOME
blua:
Fuck! I’m in my twenties! Everyone has that moment—the realization that adulthood has arrived, like a runaway train, and there’s no getting out of its way. In attempt to express the contradictions and anxieties that come with being over-educated, minimally employed, mostly single, and on your own, Emma Koenig has composed this book full of journal entries about being in her 20’s. This book is hysterical and a source of comfort for when you’re feeling like the world is falling apart around you, (basically every time you can’t figure out what the hell you’re doing with your major). I recommend everyone get a copy of this book, it’s less than nine bucks.
Well, damn. Looks like I’ll have to pick this one up.
