Hi.

diarycrux:

“Be not afraid of greatness: some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them” - William Shakespeare

…so the gifs weren’t loading at first, except the last one, and I read the caption, and went, “That is an interesting thing to thing about it. Harry was born great (I mean, dude.) He achieved greatness (HE BEAT VOLDEMORT 5 TIMES), and he had greatness thrust upon him (when he was 11 and suddenly was famous and amazing and GREAT.”
…and then the gifs loaded and i was like “NO. THEY ARE ALL HARRY.”

thesonicdoctor:

Yes, you do.

They won’t give Benedict a BAFTA because his name won’t fit on the statue base

sherloving:

look I tested this theory:

see? mystery solved

erinternet:

yes yes yes yes, agree completely

splinteryourspine:

splinteryourspine:

I just watched an old couple get into their car and set off the alarm and then try to turn it off for like ten minutes before giving up and driving away with the alarm still going off

now that i think about it maybe i just watched an old couple steal a car

shitshilarious:

“Aint Lion”

starexorcist:

destroyerofbacon:

ircimages:

My girlfriend and I wanted to cuddle, but we wanted to play Diablo too. This is what happened.

you guys

are my heroes

OH GEEZ. IT’S ON MY DASH NOW. THEY JUST POSTED THIS TODAY. OH GEEZ. THOSE NOTES

We kissed, we held each other, we lay on top of each other in bed… and there were lots of complaints about that. Nobody complained that I was shot in the head four times, there were burning people in ovens, that I was stabbed by a mob of 50 people hundreds of times, and I was hanging dripping my blood in a pit. So that’s what confuses me, because you’re not complaining about gay sex, you’re complaining about two men kissing. And it’s 2011. And people say, ‘Well why should we have that on television?’ Because the BBC have to represent the greater public - and there are gay people out there who pay their television license. For people to complain, that’s your prerogative — but you know what, none of them turned it off! They were just embarrassed because it put them in a position where they had to explain things to their kids or their family which probably should have been explained a long time ago.

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—	John Barrowman on ‘Torchwood’ (via roseandthebeast: cocknbull)

Raise your hand if you have ever felt personally victimized by the Sherlock hiatus.

bbc-locked:

sherlockjumpedoffbartsand:

reichenfeels:

eviljohnlockismydivision:

savagealias:

apeculiarnuisance:

I’m not at my computer, but if I were, I’d use my Sherlock ‘THIS’ gig. So just imagine I used it. Ha!