ruinedchildhood

bloodbenderz:

captioningresource:

heylaurak:

michaelmidnight:

korratea:

this video is so well done it deserves an oscar

IN A ROW?

oh my god the lipsync on this is so good

[Mako: You sucked that guys dick?
Korra: Yeah…how do you think I knew that he…
Mako: wait, but you said that you only had sex with three different guys! You never mentioned him!
Korra: Because I never HAD sex with him!
Mako: You sucked his dick!

Mako: What?! Something like 36?
Korra: Lower your voice…
Mako: Wait, what is that anyways, something like 36? Does that include me?
Korra: ….You’re 37
Mako: I’m 37?!
Korra: I’m going to class!
Mako: uhh, my god!

Mako: 37! My girlfriend’s sucked 37 dicks!
Bolin: In a row?]

world heritage post

ragsy

dementeddoctorbattybiologist:

roach-works:

dingdongyouarewrong:

if you like or enjoy something mildly popular, LITERALLY ANYTHING AT ALL, there will be a massive backlash to it about 2-3 years in the future where it’s suddenly derided as bad and cringe to like. inevitably. your interests are not immune to it. at a certain point you really have to just not worry about that culture and enjoy your interests anyway

teens love stuff passionately, but also regard anything they loved a couple years previously as terrifically embarrassing, and feel like it’s a mark of their new maturity that they’ve ‘grown out’ of liking whatever that thing was.

ten years later they will come back and either go ‘haha yeah that stuff wasn’t very good i suppose’ OR they will go ‘you know what? i was fourteen and i was right.’

“When I was ten, I read fairy tales in secret and would have been ashamed if I had been found doing so. Now that I am fifty, I read them openly. When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up.”
 ― C.S. Lewis