rivjudephoenix: “ “He was dyslexic, which meant he couldn’t learn two lines without making a mistake. That meant he had to understand what he said, to feel it. That gave him a certain strength. He never played a scene the same way twice. He was a...

rivjudephoenix:

“He was dyslexic, which meant he couldn’t learn two lines without making a mistake. That meant he had to understand what he said, to feel it. That gave him a certain strength. He never played a scene the same way twice. He was a restless presence.”

- George Sluizer 

violentwavesofemotion:

“It is the beginning of summer yet I’m still irrevocably in love with a winter state of mind. I seem to never quite leave it behind me, nor do I want to leave it behind me.”

— Anton Chekhov, from a diary entry written c. June 1888 in “Diaries,”

niemis:

pride marches in 2030

  • corporate mascots kissing
  • kink/ace solidarity
  • explicit banning of lesbian flag
  • police pride
  • $80 entrance fees
  • bowties are required apparel

Literally every episode of My Cat from Hell

impuretale:

sinningsleepingandshitposting:

flotorshi:

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Neatly summarized as: people not knowing how to properly take care of cats

The episodes that don’t conform to this formula are also always the most interesting. These situations include:

1) I Didn’t Know My Cat Had PTSD and Has Gone Blind.

2) Your Cats Fight Because One of Them Doesn’t Know How to Speak Cat, and They’re Both Kinda Mad/Confused About It. 

3) Your Cat Sprays Everywhere? Get Them Fixed. Surprise Twist: They Were Fixed But It Was a Botched Operation.

4) We’re Going to Rescue 50+ Kittens, Take Them to Vegas, and Adopt Them All To Loving Homes.

5) This is Not a Cat. This is a Dog.