amazingcloverisnotonfire:

breffski:

redkiteslongnights:

ihadtimetokill:

doctorwho:

“Don’t worry because I’m going to fight them off.”

During the Nerd HQ “Conversations for a Cause” with Matt, Karen, and Arthur

I love this, so very very much.

Some people would say something sly and patronizing to this girl, and make all the grown-ups laugh. “Ohhh the weeping angels are sooo scary bla bla blah.” But Matt asks this young lady if she’s scared, and she’s honest, and he sees the seriousness in her - because she believes this stuff, it’s part of her universe! And he goes into that universe with her, and tells her the truth from her perspective. He doesn’t say “It’s all pretend, sweetie, there’s nothing to be scared of,” or “Those silly weeping angels can’t hurt you,” or “The Doctor’s got it covered,” or dismiss her in any way. He steps into her world, and promises her that she’ll be safe in a language that she understands.

In my opinion this is the dictionary definition of respecting someone else’s beliefs. You win, Matt. You win so damn hard.

I love this man so much. It gave me goosebumps <3

i love this man.

crybutt:

if you compliment me online there’s a 6378% chance i’m sitting in front of my computer like

image

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atomsktheepirateking:


Everybody needs winking Neil Patrick Harris on their blog. 

:)

atomsktheepirateking:

Everybody needs winking Neil Patrick Harris on their blog. 

:)

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twentysome-thing:

CAN WE TALK ABOUT THIS ASTOUNDING PERSON AT THE HAWKS/PREDS GAME WITH A BEFUCKINGDAZZLED KANER JERSEY

choisiwantsit:

corynn:

oh my god

I think I just laughed at this for an entire three minutes straight.

jaboody:

is this what guys do at sleepovers

hakureiryuu:

shini-shishi:

ribcagerebel:

yencid:

(via Do You Judge A Gamer By Their Picture? | Nerd Caliber)

So the girl that took this picture was interviewed.

E. Ortiz: For those reading this and learning about the truth for the first time, what would you like to say to them?

Courtney: I personally enjoyed the threads of photos mocking me. It seemed to make everyone laugh and I know I laughed at it too. I guess I’m glad they could enjoy my awkward teenage photo.

Though I guess I would like to say, I was fairly annoyed by the comic made about me saying that I couldn’t be a true gamer because I was wearing make-up and didn’t have greasy hair. It’s a rather odd assumption that one can’t enjoy both cleanliness and gaming. Some people seemed pretty fired up about this fact.

I was honestly baffled by how many assumptions everyone could come up with about who I was based off of one photo. Apparently I’m a slutty bitch who borrows her brother’s Xbox to take photos in an attempt to seduce the men of the internet by feigning interest in gaming. It’s interesting how little I knew about myself.

now I want to find the original post so I can see more funny photos of people eating their controllers.

you, lady, handled this situation gracefully

My boyfriend at the time was a huge PS3 fan and would take any chance he could to rip on me for having an XBOX. It was a constant source of teasing and it eventually boiled down to me making a joke that I liked my XBOX more than I liked him. The very unfortunate result of me trying to take a photo of said joke turned into the widely hated photo of me that everyone is so familiar with.” In the interview.

I hate people. That is definitely a gamer reason to take such a photo and people never think about context. :/

ooh, wow, things people should know.

danielvdell:

How the Super Bowl blackout should have gone.

danielvdell:

How the Super Bowl blackout should have gone.

lillianjessica:

unicornzofdeath:

thenationstits:

harukathebrave:

50shadesofmattcohen:

WE CAN’T GOOGLE STUFF IN 1942 YOU ASSHAT

^ “We can’t google stuff in 1942 (you asshat)” I think there should be a song tittled like that.

^ It sounds like a Panic! At The Disco song.

always reblog. always.

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