reblog if your name isn't Amanda.

We’ll find you Amanda.

this has almost 11 million notes what is this

I’ve never seen this post once in 10 years on this site

@hellsite-hall-of-fame

I’ve never even heard of this before tho??? Wtf??????????

oh my god, I didn’t think there were any surviving versions of this post left

For those who weren’t around in the Deep Lore times, this is one of the relics of the editable post era. This post has THE SINGLE HIGHEST NOTES of ANY post on this site, bar none, but with more than a dozen variations. Every single post you’ve ever seen with more than 3 million notes has been a different version of this one.

This is the “Dean’s Gym Shorts” post. This is the Flubber post. This is the original “Reblog if you support gay people” post. it was ALL of them. before half the site got nuked, it had even more notes than it has now - at one point, well over 15 million, and that was years ago.

This, with no exaggeration, is the ONE TRUE heritage post

This website truly is bizarre

Levels

Night city 🌃

PEDRO PASCAL on The Hollywood Reporter, Drama Actor Roundtable 

“I like weird sex. I like bad drugs. I’m a very complicated person.” “Bullshit. Bullshit. You like pancakes and waffles and you kiss guys on molly.”

“Wake Up, Daddy’s home.” Tony Stark, Iron Man 2

I can imagine that when Jason comes back from the dead and he finds himself patrolling Gotham at night as Red Hood (filling in for someone or just for kicks you pick)

And he notices an old bicycle right by where he used to live. It seems familiar for some reason so Jason goes to take a closer look, just to realise it was actually his bike from before Bruce took him in.

He follows its owner around, realising that the owner was a broke college kid who lived on the streets and so he pays for a small apartment (Gotham apartments are ridiculously cheap) and says that the only way the boy can pay him back is by continuing with his education.

And then he keeps doing it for more orphans trying to get off the street and have a good life.

But then they start wanting to help him.

Cue him arguing with Dick about how they’re so adamant and stubborn on protecting and helping him and he keeps trying not to involve them but they’re not taking no for an answer.

And Dick’s smiling, he has an evil glint in his eyes before saying : Do you not realise who you sound like rn?

Jason:…son of a bitch. I’m Bruce.

Cuz lets be honest Bruce wanted to help them he never actively wanted to put them in danger as Robin.

And Jason finally gets closure as he truly understands how Tim became robin.

And now, the kids Jason has adopted helped are not vigilantes (thankfully)

But that doesn’t stop them from finding an injured bird in the street and dragging their ass back to their house and patching them up before lecturing them and calling red hood to pick his family up.

this is peak Craigslist

I want to know if they got answers. 

I really wanna know how this turned out.

Just so you guys know.

cracking open 500 cold ones with the dads

I’ve seen this ad, but i can finally rest knowing what happened.

Soap was once put in a tank with Ghost, Gaz, and Roach. He immediately became mad with power and ran over cars and rammed into wooden posts just because he could. When Price finally got them all out, he demanded to know why none of the others didn't do anything.

Apparently he was laughing like a lunatic the whole time and they were too scared/entertained to do anything.

That's the last time Soap ever drove a tank.

This is terrible but today when I was playing volleyball outside with some friends one of their children (18 months) was sort of ambling around on his stumpy little toddler legs and so we were all trying to be careful and like not spike the ball onto the baby but then he wandered over to his father, who picked him up bc dad reflexes, and then the ball got passed over to the dad and he sort of had a no thoughts moment and instinctively used his child to smack the volleyball over to the next person. Like he just swung the kid and used his legs like a baseball bat. I'm never going to forget his face of premature regret mid baby-manuever right when he realized what he was doing AND the instant he realized his wife saw it happen. Anyway the baby was fine he didn't make contact with the ball all that hard and he was just mad his dad wouldn't use him as a club again but I had to sit down because I laughed so hard I cried.

Blessed weather forecast

PEDRO PASCAL, EWAN MCGREGOR, DIEGO LUNA Star Wars Vanity Fair Cover Shoot (June 2022)

PEDRO PASCAL as JOEL MILLER The Last of Us | 1.01: When You’re Lost in the Darkness

Amazing photograph taken in the fraction of a second where the target doesn’t even know he’s being tackled yet. Idiot.

i’m all for peter being portrayed as a teenager bc that’s just classic spidey, and if you prefer him being portrayed as a teenager that’s fine we all have preferences. my only issue with it is that people who only watch the spidey films and don’t read the comics are really missing out on some good adult peter moments. like right now in the comics peter parker is around 30 years old and watching him interact with younger superheroes is really heart-warming, because he’s been there and he gets how hard it can be, he feels responsible for these kids

and then there’s the renew your vows comic where he’s an actual dad married to mary jane, and they have a daughter who’s named annie may. and that series is full of really fun stories, plus it’s interesting to see how peter juggles being spidey and being a dad/husband and how those two things intertwine, also the dad jokes are endless

teenage peter parker is a timeless version, but that version is shown so much (especially in film) that it seems like a lot of spidey fans feel like adult peter wouldn’t be as good or true to his character which just isn’t true, so if you’re ignoring the adult version of peter parker then you’re seriously missing out on great character development/stories that show peter’s journey and his character more than anything

PEDRO PASCAL on The Hollywood Reporter, Drama Actor Roundtable