Baby Avengers Assemble!!!!

OH PLEASE, LET THIS BE TRUE! 

There is nothing I want more than David Bennett/The Spine to cover Misty Mountains. 

The ship is strong with this one!

Can we please have a moment of silence, because Draco is not only sitting at the Gryffindor table, but he is checking Hermione out, and than only stops when Ron sees him.

This is one of the purest and goodest videos that exists on the web

This. I see so much truth in this!

"i want to rp with you but i don’t want to bother you" a novel by me

These are some of my favorite pictures from this year. Mostly for photographic reasons. In this coming year, I want to work on refining my style and improving the photography bit of things.

Thank you to everyone for the lovely and kinds words you lot send to me. Happy holidays to you all. 

The AI issue is what happens when you raise generation after generation of people to not respect the arts. This is what happens when a person who wants to major in theatre, or English lit, or any other creative major gets the response, "And what are you going to do with that?" or "Good luck getting a job!"

You get tech bros who think it's easy. They don't know the blood, sweat, and tears that go into a creative endeavor because they were taught to completely disregard that kind of labor. They think they can just code it away.

That's (one of the reasons) why we're in this mess.

Vous avez vus les tronches de Guethenoc et Roparzh quand il se font electrocuter à la fin? J'ai failli me pisser dessus bordel. Ça sent le gif parfait dans 4 mois!

My seventh grade must've been so great, 'cause I am LAUGHING MY ASS OFF.

Certain audio frequencies bring back certain memories. If you play the right song, it can take you back to a specific point in time. Scientists at Delta University tapped into this phenomenon and, by mixing certain pitches and tones, created an audio file that can transport you back to your most emotionally unstable point in the past. For some, it is infancy. For others, seventh grade.

To test their theory, this track was played over the loudspeaker while several students were taking exams at a frequency so high it was barely detectable. Several things happened. Some students crumpled their paper up in frustration. Others were found crying on the floor. Still others began to argue among themselves or with the teacher.

When one student flung themselves out the 10th story window, they had to close the project for good. However, the track was leaked onto the web and can now be found in the darkest corners of the internet. Listen… if you dare. 

Where you feel it