Let's take a little Journey!
-Charles Darwin
okay after seeing these to i really do believe we need one of the ninth doctor guys
I think that would have to be the “Air from my lungs” gif.
I did it…
yay ~ you are officially amazing ^
This… this is just so fantastic right now.
(via asgardianwhosaysmedic)
If you think there’s gonna be trouble…
Doctor Who Series 2: The Impossible Planet
Danger? I laugh in the face of danger!
(Source: threepatchproblem)
AU meme → Dean/Castiel as university professors who embark on an inter-department romance
Dean Winchester lived a pretty simple life. He read novels, graded papers, and went to his brother’s for dinner on Sundays. He liked it that way. His routine was good, it was safe, and he’d never really entertained that something might be missing—that is, until Castiel Milton came along. Cas was not the strangest history professor Dean had ever met, but he certainly was the most fascinating. He was eccentric and intense, and four types of handsome, and somehow Dean brought about a smile in him. It was only a matter of time then, really, before they became the talk of the school.
This just made me really really happy
(Source: dirtyovercoats, via the-iou-apple)
elphabaforpresidentofgallifrey:
A CUTE BOY JUST TOLD ME I LOOKED NICE TODAY, WE ARE GETTING MARRIED
UPDATE: HE DOESN’T LIKE HOCKEY, WE ARE GETTING A DIVORCE
That is the most Canadian reason for a divorce I have ever seen.
omg how I met your mother!! I remember this LMAO
This is how I imagine you telling him you want a divorce.
(via wickedwitchofthe)
CALLING ALL FANS OF THE EDUCATIONAL HISTORY CHANNEL SERIES “VIKINGS”, AKA THAT SHOW WHERE TWO HOT BLOND WARRIORS SPICE UP THEIR MARRIAGE BY KIDNAPPING A BRITISH MONK.
THERE WAS A 1958 MOVIE ABOUT RAGNAR LOTHBROK, STARRING TONY CURTIS, KIRK DOUGLAS AND ERNEST BORGNINE!!! Watch this trailer and be amazed.
The Sagas of Ragnar Lodbrok
I had no idea that Ragnar Lothbrok/The Vikings were at least loosely based on Old Norse writings.
I did have this idea/knowledge, but this is still cool.
