coelasquid:

hokuto-ju-no-ken:

pettyartist:

askcstalli:

familiaralien:

ondore:

ondore:

a collection of pichuX8664’s greatest hits

omg, does anyone remember the time I drew Darwin (back when he was Sciencemon) stabbing a pichu in the face? Yeah it was over this guy.

I’m glad you helped add to this moronic ass’s displeasure, then.

Oh boy— this person has the mentality of my ex-internet stalker.

People get weird when it comes to Pokemon.

I wonder if MewtwoStruckBack is the same dude who flipped out at Coelasquid

Yeah, he’s the one who said he fantasized about me being painfully murdered or something, and threatened to commission someone to draw me and Giovanni getting killed by a Mewtwo “in my style”. Honestly, I would have treasured that and hung it on my wall or something.

snowharbour:

lostwiginity:

The Lord of the Rings: Loyal Steeds of Middle Earth

I love those names <3 Also ponies <3

The first two sound like someone trying to talk mid-biscuit.

(Source: maelstromantic)

pettankoprincess:

dnotive:

spoonwalking:

Crazy Amy’s Baking Company (by jaxamoto)

OH GOD WATCH THIS IF YOU’VE SEEN THE EPISODE OF KITCHEN NIGHTMARES SHE’S ON. 

Oh my god it is TEN TIMES BETTER NOW

OH MY GOD THAT ENDING

(via hatsuu)

aijoskobi:

mediaite:

CNN’s Wolf Blitzer Asks Atheist Tornado Survivor If She ‘Thanked The Lord’

Never assume, people!

(via itswalky)

benpaddon:

worthyourweightinfanfiction:

“What’s Wrong With Stephen Moffat?”
Rebloggable by request

There are a handful of valid points in this list, but a large chunk of them are so wonderfully, embarrassingly wrong (or are, in actual fact, based on opinion or poor observation of what’s actually happening in an episode of the show). The so-called “Apple Problem” is arguably the stupidest complaint I’ve ever seen anyone make of any aspect of Moffat’s writing anywhere ever.

A child could pick this list apart.

I’m not a huge fan of Moffat, and I agree with some of the points this person is trying to make (i.e., his women are often…problematic…) but 90% of this is opinion presented as fast. The Doctor maybe liking apples is a huge plot hole? The idea that sci-fi requires a lot of explanation is also hilarious, especially when applied to a show like Dr. Who, where the explanations of any sort of advanced technology generally boil down to a lot of hand-waving a technobabble since they can’t just say “it’s magic.”