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I have no problem wasting my own time. If someone else wastes my time, I hate them with a burning passion.
Haruki Murakami, Sputnik Sweetheart (via wordsnquotes)
If you didn’t read the books you wouldn’t know…
If you didn’t read the books you wouldn’t know that Draco is the most annoyingly smart and artistic little shit you’ve ever heard of.
you also wouldn’t know that Harry was the only seeker who could beat him. That he suffered from quite severe depression in book five. Quit Quidditch, stopped seeing his friends. He was depressed to the point of looking physically sick. That when he confronted Dumbledore he said he had to kill Dumbledore because Voldemort had his family. Not because he was concerned for himself. You wouldn’t know that he was the only person able to find a way into Hogwarts passed Dumbledores protection spells.
you guys also miss out on the fact that Draco brilliantly sneaks some polyjuice potion from a potions lesson so that he can transform Crabbe and Goyle into different girls all the time so that no one suspected they were up to anything while the two of them guarded the area outside of the room of requirement for Draco.
you guys don’t get to see how his “big bad slytherin buddies” actually tried to calm him down on the train when he was obviously anxious about the whole Voldemort thing. he even calmly laid in Pansy’s lap while she played with his hair.
you guys don’t know about Draco going to visit moaning Myrtle in her bathroom and how she admits that he opens up to her and how he’s sensitive and cries pretty often. and the whole fact that they’re friends.
you guys even miss out on the fact that Draco and Harry meet before they introduce themselves in the handshake scene while they’re being fitted for school robes in Diagon Alley, and Draco has a full conversation with Harry without even knowing who he is.
i don’t think you even get a glimpse of the fact that Draco always receives letters and packages of sweets and stuff from home while he’s away at school.
i also can’t stand the fact that they removed THIS SCENE and basically added the total opposite. how are you going to delete the best character development for Draco, and just make him weak? standing next to his fellow classmates and refusing to cross the courtyard when his family calls him, yelling “Potter!” when he realizes that Harry is actually alive and running towards him and throwing him a wand!! it’s the strongest, ballsiest, audience-mind-changingly scene possible, and they just throw it all away.
((sorry i’m just really salty about how he was portrayed in the movies ok))
i always keep my movie tickets. And theater tickets. I don’t understand why people don’t. Yes, you may see the movie again, or you may never see the movie again, but either way, you have this little piece of paper with the name, date, and time printed on it. It’s like a memory receipt.
I fucking love tickets.
Beautiful Illuminated Oil Spill Photography Against Darkness
Artist Fabian Oefner photographs oil spills which threaten the ecosystem, and is one of the prime causes of marine habitat destruction.
Yehuda Berg (via wnq-writers)
What Happens When An Illustrator Gets Creative With Words : Literal Art Interpretations Of Idioms By Keren Rosen
Dings&Doodles is a creative illustration outlet on Etsy by Keren Rosen that plays around with idioms and proverbs and turns them into ridiculously funny cartoons. The creative posters featured below are made digitally, the bright colors and expressive characters engaged in a scene making each poster unique.
The perfect gift for your English teacher or that special friend who always makes a point to be grammatically correct, the idiom artwork turns a plain sketch into a witty depiction of language and art on a single canvas. The sense of humor that Dings&Doodles has behind these drawings is evident with the wide collection of images featuring popular idioms such as “ Sleeping Pills”, “Window Shopping”, “Fireworks”, “Jam Session" and many others. These amusing images undoubtedly not only take you back to the memories of grammar class but leave you with a smile on your faces. You can find the entire collection in their Etsy shop.
Stop thinking about everything so much, you’re breaking your own heart.
Korean Artist Paints Tranquil Surrealist Illustrations of Books
Korean Illustrator Jungho Lee produces surreal art that embraces the subtle beauty of magic. Books are where dreams begin and the artist gently guides his viewer through a narrative treading this path.
Daniell Koepke (via wnq-writers)
“No government nowadays admits that it maintains an army so as to satisfy occasional thirsts for conquest; the army is supposed to be for defense. That morality which sanctions self-protection is called upon to be its advocate. But that means to reserve morality to oneself and to accuse one’s neighbour of immorality, since he has to be thought of as ready for aggression and conquest if our own state is obliged to take thought of means of self-defense; moreover, when our neighbor denies any thirst for aggression just as heatedly as our state does, and protests that he too maintains an army only for reasons of legitimate self-defense, our declaration of why we require an army declares out neighbour a hypocrite and cunning criminal who would be only too happy to pounce upon a harmless and unprepared victim and subdue him without a struggle. This is how all states now confront one another: they presupposed an evil disposition in their neighbour and a benevolent disposition in themselves. This presupposition, however, is a piece of inhumanity as bad as, if not worse than, a war would be; indeed, fundamentally it already constitutes an invitation to and cause of wars, because, as aforesaid, it imputes immorality to one’s neighbour and thereby seems to provoke hostility and hostile acts on his part. The doctrine of the army as a means of self-defense must be renounced just as completely as the thirst for conquest.” - Friedrich Nietzsche, Human, All Too Human
