queerlaurabarton:

Jurassic Park is so quality like the little girl is the hacker, the main woman is sensibly dressed & smart & allowed to have agency w/o people being like “no women can’t do that thing”, and Jeff Goldblum is the one who’s shirt is sexily open & who’s injury causes him to lie in a strategic model pose to his best advantage. Plus of course the cgi & robotics are incredible

thecoffeecoyote:

cannibalcoalition:

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cannibalcoalition:

Okay, so here’s the story about the pumpkins:

My friend got married yesterday and we missed the wedding because of work but we made it to the reception. Because its mid-September and the reception was in a nature center (awesome!) there was a little bit of a fall theme. Not overbearingly, but the tables all had these tiny pumpkins. 

So they’re cleaning up at the end of it and we’re still hanging out because we haven’t seen these people in forever and we can talk until three in the morning when we get together. All of a sudden, the Maid of Honor hands us a tiny pumpkin. 

“Take one.”

“Um… okay?”

“Take another.”

“….?”

“It is my duty as Maid of Honor to make sure that the guests leave with an uncomfortable number of tiny pumpkins.”

So it turns out that she’d gotten a bunch of them for a Halloween party last year and after the party was over her mom threw them into the compost heap thinking that would be the end of it. But what she didn’t seem to realize was that if you put pumpkins in a compost heap- it grows more pumpkins. It grows pumpkins exponentially. Serious mathematical anomaly pumpkins. 

So this year she has even more tiny pumpkins and she figured it would be a good idea to have them as decor for the reception. BUT- she would still have to throw them out at the end of the day and no matter where you throw them you are doomed to have a ridiculous amount of tiny pumpkins growing SOMEWHERE at your fault. 

So everyone left with at least two tiny pumpkins and that’s how we made friends with the Maid of Honor. 

So I forgot about it and then the next morning I woke up and found these two tiny pumpkins in my purse and had a puzzling moment of ‘what?’

We were invited to the Maid of Honor’s house the other day so we could:

  • take some of the flowers off her hands
  • help with some post-wedding stuff
  • watch the presidential debate
  • play Clue for like three hours
  • drink a lot of booze. 

And there are just… tiny pumpkins EVERYWHERE.

They were in the bathroom.

At the end of the night, I counted 26 tiny pumpkins, and that was just what I could see. 

It happened again.

Three pumpkins ended up in my purse this time. 

One of them has a face. 

I need to stop drinking with this woman. 

THIS POST HAS ME DYIN

one-wayward-daughter:

Little Sammy is impatient to prove to Dad he’s fit for hunting. Since Dad won’t let him join them, he asks Dean to take him out in the field. Sammy is so eager that he even lets Dean pick the hunt. It doesn’t matter, as long as he isn’s left behind anymore. After days of pestering, Dean decides to take him to what he believes being a harmless tourist trap.
“…it doesn’t look like a real hunt to me”, Sammy points out, looking doubtful.
“Dude, it’s right on the brochure. Guided tours, gift shop – castle ghost. What do you want more?!”
Dean doesn’t expect to be so spectacularly wrong!

It’s reveal day!

Here’s my entry for this year’s SPNSummerGen, based on tyrsibs’s prompt: 
Dude, it’s right on the brochure. Guided tours, gift shop – castle ghost

no excuses writing meme, askbox version

professorfangirl:

(Nicked from iambickilometer):

drop one of these bad boys in my askbox and i will post, without editing

  • FIRST — the first two sentences of my current project
  • LAST — the most recently written two sentences of my current project
  • NEXT — the next line. meaning i will finish the sentence I’m on and write a new one, which you’ll get.
  • [insert prompt here] — you post a prompt, and i’ll write three sentences based on that prompt, set in the same time/setting as my current project
  • THE END — i’ll make up an ending, or post the ending if i’ve written it
  • BEFORE THE BEGINNING — three sentences (or more) about something that happened before the plot of my current project
  • POV — something that’s already happened, retold from another character’s perspective

so a new girl in the building accidentally set off the fire alarms Sunday night, and she obviously felt super bad about waking us all up and I was thinking of making cookies or something and bringing them over as a nice-neighbor thing

but I got home today and there was a little thank-you card tied to my doorknob with brownies from her saying sorry??? 

my cookie/introduction plans have been dashed but, like, these are the kind of problems I want to have

alrightanakin:

Why was Shrek’s soundtrack so incredible like who sat down and decided that a movie about an ogre would have a beautiful Rufus Wainwright ballad followed by a Smash Mouth/Eddie Murphy cover of I’m A Believer and how can I thank them