“So the plan is that the druid transforms into a badger which we then light on fire and drop down the chimney. That about cover it?”
“That sounds like the worst Christmas present ever.”
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#anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog
Our favourite part from Heart of Stone **SPOILERS**
We’re down with the kids. Shame the same can’t be said for you.
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#Runescape #dubstep #anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog #I haven’t played Heart of Stone yet #but I don’t care
Okay, so my question here is how does one get the job where your title is “drug expert” and you hang out with Leo Dicaprio
By living life well.
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#Leonardo DiCaprio #anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog
Socks in socks | KIKIYA socks.
This is so meta.
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#my thoughts exactly #(the following category tag was added retroactively:) #recursion
-the other side-
Elim Garak and Julian Bashir in watercolor~
Garak was pleased to learn that windy Cardassian days had exactly the same effect on Julian’s hair as hours of vigorous sex: none.
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#Star Trek #DS9 #Garak/Bashir #fanart #anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog
Episodes of star trek that should have happened
- Musical episode
- Translators are broken and everyone hears everyone’s native language for the first time
- Silent episode, no dialogue, only background music and expressions
- Interpretive dance episode
- Alpha quadrant cook off/ sports day
- the gravity controls are off for the day and we’re just going to have to deal with it and float
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#Star Trek #so much #especially the first two #I’ve wanted the first two for quite a while
Welcome! I am the Keeper of the Boop-de-boop-de-boop.
GM
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#anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog
Hello, fellow citizens of The Future! I am writing this from my smartphone, because I can. I just bought it this afternoon.
I’ve never owned a smartphone before. I have a lot of waste-not-want-not issues about technology, and I was never quite able to justify a smartphone to my satisfaction. Even after my then-7.5-year-old MP3 player’s clickwheel began to fail four months ago, taking two clicks forward and one click back (or, worse, the other way around), I still tried to keep using it.
A few days ago, though, after a talk with my parents, I came to terms with the fact that it was time to move on. (Besides, I can give my old Sansa to my brother anyway, and he might be able to get a bit more use out of it. It’s still a step up from his current utter lack of handheld non-GBA computer.)
At that point, the question wasn’t so much *why* to get a smartphone as why *not*. I could get an MP3 player *without* Wi-Fi and camera and variety of other goodies, or I could get one *with*, in either case for less than I paid for the Sansa.
So, I bought an Alcatel Idol Mini. I haven’t set up the phone plan yet, but there’s a lot it can do without the SIM card. Almost everything I want it to do, really.
Of course, I can’t play around with it much yet, because of the whole school thing. Soon, phone. Soon, once all this pesky schoolwork is out of the way, you and I will spend some quality time getting to know each other.
(After all these years of gazing longingly from afar, I’ve finally got a smartphone. It’s beautiful and wonderful and *mine*, *finally* mine.)
P.S. (from laptop): Today is my Hebrew-calendar birthday. I didn’t intend for the phone to be a birthday present from myself, but it’s nice how that worked out.
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#Brin owns *two* 2010’s computers now #(November has ended up being a very technological month) #proud citizen of The Future #oh look an original post
