q – half-girl, half-robot

gothicprep:

the reason why people are so hard to read is because they are composed of the letters a, t, c, and g in random sequences and as im sure you know, that doesn’t spell anything

disneyliveaction:

The sea supplies all my wants.
20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (1954)

agentmulders:

The X-Files – Eve (1993)

copperbadge:

goingknowherewastaken:

diana-steves:

#unclear if steve is turned on by bondage or honesty (via @resistancepilots)

Bold of you to assume it’s only one of those and not both

danaxscully:

“I finally know why I’m not a Christian, Scully. My parents never got me a puppy.”

Black and White Post of the Week → 11/?

the-irish-mayhem:

Jane Foster is Important 3/?

Traversable wormholes are a big deal, and Time is eager to get in on the sudden swell of public interest and what it means for the future of the space program.

thefaeryhost:

Gustav Gurschner – Nautilus Lamp, c. 1899

zennistrad:

ink-quill-coffee:

buggerygrips:

honestly, out of all the games that might have patch notes reading “fixed a Geneva convention violation”, Stardew Valley was not one I expected.

Lol?!?

This far from the first game to do so. This specific Geneva Conventions violation is so common in video games the Red Cross itself has had to tell the industry to knock it off.

My favorite part of it all is that it makes “Neopets violated the Geneva Conventions in the early 2000s” a completely true sentence.

edderkopper:

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