Hello, my name is Maya and I caved to peer pressure and made a tumblr. Maybe someday I'll figure out what the heck I'm doing here. Until then, I will be a hopelessly multi-fandom blog.

goldshirts-tightpants:

you know that feeling when star trek

starfleetgrad:

Do you ever feel protective of Star Trek?

sauntering-vaguely-downwards:

Do you ever just sit down to tumblr to waste a few minutes while you’re waiting for something and then the next thing you know you have ten tabs open and you realise you’ve lost control of your life?

nacholumpia:

Kaldur as a waterbender for anon and.. a good excuse to put a FAB water tribe coat on him, yeeee

nacholumpia:

Kaldur as a waterbender for anon
and.. a good excuse to put a FAB water tribe coat on him, yeeee

servantofsadako:

Sherlock AU where the original books actually exist and the show is just about a bunch of really intense LARPers.

raktajino-hot:

How to deal with hostile aliens according to Captain Kirk:

  1. Preach at it. If that fails,
  2. Kiss it. If that fails,
  3. Jump off a wall and hit it in the face with your butt (that never fails)
leroythelizardd:

It is important that you know this.

leroythelizardd:

It is important that you know this.

(Source: mugglebornkatie)

spodiddly:

ninetimesbetter:

did you miss me while you were looking for yourself out there?

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of-romano-and-spain:

Just gonna leave this here…

Good night ya’ll! I’m glad it’s finally over, now we wait!

coffeebuddha:

things-with-teeth:

Followers following me for something other than me drunkenly blogging about politics: I am so fucking sorry, and your regularly scheduled programming will resume tomorrow.

HAHA, DITTO.

sannam:

At this point of the book I pushed my face right against the page and whispered into the night:
“I love you, Detritus.”

sannam:

At this point of the book I pushed my face right against the page and whispered into the night:

“I love you, Detritus.”

crowleyshouseplant:

so you know how sera gamble was always that person fandom would hold up as an example of a good writer but terrible show runner?

stephen moffat is actually that person

Yes, this. I’ve been thinking this for most of the last season. He’s a brilliant writer, imaginative and fun and smart. As a director, he starts losing threads, and screwing up the pacing, and losing track of character details after a bit. He tries, not entirely unsuccessfully, to cover for it by going big and impressive; but in the long run, that compensation just ends up skewing the pacing more. As a showrunner, his faults as a director are magnified.

Case in point: Let’s Kill Hitler.

(Source: warpfactornope)

protectorateandcircuit:

OH GOD

If this happens, there will not be a table that has not been joyfully flipped in a ten mile radius. I will be arrested for flipping all the tables. But no jury would convict me, because Maggie Smith.

protectorateandcircuit:

OH GOD

If this happens, there will not be a table that has not been joyfully flipped in a ten mile radius. I will be arrested for flipping all the tables. But no jury would convict me, because Maggie Smith.

(Source: dontbesodroopy)

nineyearoldspacegandalf:

enochianrhapsody:

Supernatural/HiNaBN HEAD CANONS UNDER THE CUT

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Good crossover. Yes.

Except… Dean would try to kill them all. Except maybe Veser, they’re all fuglies. Toni’s just a really hot fugly.

Hanna’s a witch, Dots is a zombie, Toni’s a werewolf, Connie’s a vampire. It’s only a matter of time before they start killing people, in Dean’s book.

Veser gets a reprieve because Dean’s never killed met a selkie, and selkie children don’t have a history of killing people in mythology. Except sometimes their fathers, who frankly deserve it.