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Adam Wallacavage

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AAAH IMAN AS NEFERTITI!

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totundra:

why did anyone ever think it was ok to crop this picture

Considering Jonny’s proven taste in men, he’s basically in heaven right now.

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ifeelbetterer:

Don’t you love how Marilyn just made the tragedy of her life into a kickass zinger?

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Stoya

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I’m not going to be polite, it’s a load of bollocks! 

juliassundial:

It’s the second day and already we’ve came across the fools who think that Shakespeare didn’t write his own plays.

“Oh you’re trying to say that the son of an illiterate peasant who only went to school until the age of 13 and was driven away from home for poaching was capable of writing those plays?”

Yes, I do. The same way I believe the bastard son of a “Scotch pedlar” who lost everything in a hurricane and had to have his education sponsored by other people became a revolutionary war hero and author of the Federalist papers. The same way I believe the son of a minor civil servant became the greatest artist and sculptor and the architect of St. Peter’s basilca. The same way I believe ancient civilisations were capable of building pyramids without modern technology or alien management.

That’s like saying just because you’re common you’re incapable of anything worthwhile. I’d like to see those fools go up to the common people who founded nations, started up multinational corporations, and created some of the most beautiful paintings and literature.

I’m sorry, but you don’t know near enough about William Shakespeare to make that sort of proclamation. We don’t know enough about him, he could have visited Italy for all we know! After school he could have kept reading the classics and even been friends with actors and playwrights. You don’t know. You don’t know!

Also, each writer’s style is like a fingerprint and Shakespeare’s is nothing like Marlowe’s, Bacon’s or whoever else you have decided was good enough to write those plays. Shakespeare’s contemporaries also acknowledged his talent and not one of them accused him of lying. If your greatest rival wasn’t everything he made out to be, you’d be shouting it from the rooftops, “this man is a liar! He did not write those lines!”

None of them did this.

I guess extraordinary people are capable of extraordinary things and it’s only the ordinary people who fail to understand this. Ordinary people need secret societies, conspiracies and wizards in the sky in order to sleep at night because they are the ones incapable of original thought.

You sir are ordinary, and I believe in William Shakespeare!

#OXFORDIANS CAN EAT IT#THE WORST PART IS#THEY MAKE THEIR PROPOSED ALTERNATIVE CANDIDATE OUT TO BE THE BIGGEST HISTORICAL GARY STU EVER TO HAVE EXISTED#AND HE GOT TO USE A CROWN SIGNATURE#AND HE WAS ELIZABETH’S SECRET SON/LOVER/WHATEVER#AND HE TRAVELED THE WORLD AND WAS SO CULTURED~#AND EVERYBODY LOVED HIM AND HE SHAT RAINBOWS AND PISSED GLITTER#AND HIS EYES CHANGED COLOUR WITH HIS MOOD#OOH MR DE VERE: A FANFICTION

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W E L C O M E  H O M E, a harry potter ficathon
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Fake film meme → Lucy Liu & Aubrey Plaza (asked by mandonna)

AFTER DARK → NYC based private detective Jean Welles (Liu) knows a thing or two about solving mysteries, but when a string of seemingly unrelated murders is discovered to be copycats of NYU Professor Tabitha Greene’s new book, Jean enlists the help of her brilliant graduate student, Elina Berez (Plaza). Using Jean’s powers of deduction and Elina’s extensive forensic knowledge, the two traipse across New York City to catch the criminals. As they investigate the crimes, Elina explores her own possible feelings for Jean—which may or may not be reciprocated.