radiomaru:

lmao

radiomaru:

lmao



The art of trolling…


sluttyoliveoil:

onlylolgifs:

Macaroni being made

make it rain

sluttyoliveoil:

onlylolgifs:

Macaroni being made

make it rain

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letsbuildahome-fr:

Musée Gustave Moreau, Paris (by ►bEbOpix)

letsbuildahome-fr:

Musée Gustave Moreau, Paris (by ►bEbOpix)

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You just kissed yourself a princess.

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readordiebyemilyt:

Tonight’s Experiment: Ugh, this one is just…hmm. (Below, I don’t even quote from the actual movie—I quote “Commando Cody” from the beginning of the episode instead. That’s how bad “Project Moonbase” is: I would argue that “Commando Cody” is actually better. :P)
I always think that I like this movie until I actually watch it, because it starts off fairly promising: the first person to orbit the earth, Colonel Brighteis, who two men talk about for several minutes without using any gender pronouns, turns out to be a woman. So at first, I always think, “oh, how cool, that’s really progressive.” Yeah, no. It’s soon revealed that Brighteis was the first person in space not because she’s a good pilot but because she only weighs ninety pounds, and it was more feasible to send a lighter person into space. Then, her superior officer threatens to spank her. :P Also, the ending is lame: you know when Joel and the bots boo at the end that the experiment’s a bit rough…
Crow: “Meanwhile, at the Cody Institute for Deceptive Editing…”
Joel: “Kinda looks like the Upper Dells.”
Tom: “Wisconsin’s a beautiful place to be.”

readordiebyemilyt:

Tonight’s Experiment: Ugh, this one is just…hmm. (Below, I don’t even quote from the actual movie—I quote “Commando Cody” from the beginning of the episode instead. That’s how bad “Project Moonbase” is: I would argue that “Commando Cody” is actually better. :P)

I always think that I like this movie until I actually watch it, because it starts off fairly promising: the first person to orbit the earth, Colonel Brighteis, who two men talk about for several minutes without using any gender pronouns, turns out to be a woman. So at first, I always think, “oh, how cool, that’s really progressive.” Yeah, no. It’s soon revealed that Brighteis was the first person in space not because she’s a good pilot but because she only weighs ninety pounds, and it was more feasible to send a lighter person into space. Then, her superior officer threatens to spank her. :P Also, the ending is lame: you know when Joel and the bots boo at the end that the experiment’s a bit rough…

Crow: “Meanwhile, at the Cody Institute for Deceptive Editing…”

Joel: “Kinda looks like the Upper Dells.”

Tom: “Wisconsin’s a beautiful place to be.”

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