@Stephenathome
This might also be the inside of Stephen Colbert’s head.
This is defnitely the inside of Stephen Colbert’s head.
I thought it was Stephen Colbert
We need to get this to Stephen Colbert.
Superman casually posing with his deep V-neck long sleeve shirt when a wild eagle decided to cling on his arm.
This might also be the inside of Stephen Colbert’s head.
This is defnitely the inside of Stephen Colbert’s head.
I thought it was Stephen Colbert
We need to get this to Stephen Colbert.
@stephenathome
We’re happier than a Blutbad on a full moon because Grimm has been renewed for a THIRD season!
Knock, knock. Who’s there? I’m fat and getting old sucks
Everything Wrong With Iron Man In 4 Minutes
Let the countdown begin.
8 Dark Theories About Children’s Movies and TV Shows
Totoro is the God of Death.
Hayao Miyazaki is known for his beautiful, sprawling animated films that wrestle with some pretty hefty topics. And in kids movies that deal with spirit worlds and what not, it makes sense that the idea of mortality might lurk somewhere in the background. But HOLY SHIT, THE GOD OF DEATH?!
The idea here is that when Mei goes missing, she actually drowns. And since Totoro helps Satsuki find Mei, he is thus a gatekeeper to the realm of the dead. Therefore anyone who can see him is actually on the verge of receiving his wrath. But… they also find Mei at the end. And everything’s OK. AND Totoro then makes a tree grow really big really fast. Last time I checked, trees tend to be a pretty common symbol of life. Which makes him a pretty terrible GOD OF DEATH. Look, not everything has to be a reflection of our universal fear of mortality. So can we all just cool it? Let us ENJOY the goddamn movie. And go to therapy. Keep Reading
I don’t normally post food on my blog but i’m kinda obsessed with South Korean street food *__*
is this…is this what i think it is…
is this a french fry hot dog??
Food for #bittertsr
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