fuck

mug that says dont talk to me until ive had my coffee

They would never make something this fucked up

something genuinely insane about going somewhere and getting to feel “i had some of the worst years of my life here” and “i was loved here, once” simultaneously.

the structure rots and the plants reclaim. But i remember

Tall women are so cool bc like. wow. there's so much of her

oh and that gap in my resume is when i was digging my own grave

reasons to be alive number one playing pretend with friends number two music

number three jacking off

you know it brother!!!

you have GOT to remember when watching the new doctor who that the question is not is this good. doctor who is only ever actually 'good' once a season at most. THE ONLY QUESTION IS is it fun, camp, and has aliens. also remember the worst doctor who showrunner is always the current doctor who showrunner. now go watch the new episodes as god intended like you're ten years old and still remember how to experience joy and whimsy.

hey guys i’ve seen no one else say it. but can we talk about the scene in space babies with ruby at the huge wall window, looking out at space, commenting on humans surviving, as the doctor watches from behind. how she goes “my mum is long gone” and the doctor says “give me your phone” and he sonics it and she calls her and it’s a silly little interaction. yeah? and then can we talk about how that’s Literally Exactly What Happened in The End of the World with ninerose. the parallels… gifmakers GET IN HERE NOW.

what if you were BISEXUAL and your parents ABANDONED you and you met a NONBINARY and he KIDNAPPED you in his TIME MACHINE and you turned into an ALIEN and then you met the BEATLES FROM WISH

this too shall pass

HURRY UP

Obsessed with how the first two episodes of this season were like "Drag queens! Space babies! Whimsy and charm!" And this one was all "Fuck the military industrial complex and fuck capitalism too, war is essentially self-destruction, we're going to destroy an interstellar arms manufacturer with the power of a father's love"