So I wouldn't have to say anything...

nah the spookiest shit of all is how in hot hell Colin Morgan is so lovely, i need answers satan

this is some of the quality content i’d be happy to continue producing for this beautiful platform which lifted me out of the darkness of my mid-teenage depression. i owe u tumblr

Amazing. Just…amazing

The only thing better than these macros is Billy West recording the quotes as Zapp Brannigan.

this is so very one of those “I want to laugh but I also want to cry” things

So this is interesting. First time I saw this I was like huh, yeah, makes sense, good for you Tom. But now I’m thinking, not everyone who *would* be good at Ancient Greek had the opportunity to study it, not everyone who would be good even knows it’s a thing you can study. Classics is notoriously inaccessible, and actually, pretty straightforward - as far as Humanities go as long as you’re interested in it (it’s broad, you can specialise, it’s old so there’s so much literature). But here’s the thing, Tom knew he was good at acting, so why didn’t he study that straight off? He also happened to be good at acting. Acting isn’t academic but he did enough acting at Eton to know it was a viable study/career path - he got an agent in his first university term for Christ’s sake. BUT, you can’t STUDY acting at Cambridge. I don’t know, it doesn’t matter at all but, even though it’s completely within his rights to tell whatever story about his life he wants to (and I’m just a person speculating about someone I don’t know) this feels like a reductionist view of his circumstances. I hope it’s not this simple in his head, even if it was at the time (which is telling in itself). Very few people have the opportunity to just happen to be good at reading Ancient Greek, and you can’t study running at university. I guess what I want to know is why he didn’t study acting straight away. Anyway, this post has little point. Look at Hiddleston’s face and scowl at Taylor Swift’s existence.