adventures in neverland.

children have the strangest adventures without being troubled by them.

Fringe | Season finales 

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all because they do not wish to see anyone else suffer the way they do

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runaeveena:

ehehehelokid:

demonhuntingdetectiveintraining:

belowtherust:

brooklynlovesyouforlife:

i wish i could be a mermaid because then i’d have pretty hair and i wouldn’t have to shave my legs because no legs

lets not forget about no vagina, which means no periods 

and no sex, not that it matters, we don’t have it now either so what difference does it make

why cant we be mermaids 

but do they have wifi underwater

Priorities

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Plot Twist: Stark Industries buys Tumblr. We all get free issue laptops with fantastic WiFi.
Doctor Who: SCREAMING
Supernatural: CRYING
Sherlock: WAITING
Merlin: DEAD
Star Trek: CRYING AND PAWING AT GLASS

8 favourite AltLivia/AltLincoln scenes 

“There’s no place else for me to be…I love you”

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Congratulations, you’re on an episode of Fringe! (Which does nothing for your life expectancy in the first place.) You get a nose bleed.
Option 1, you’re a walking radioactive bomb about to explode the heads of everyone (including yourself) in the immediate vicinity.
Option 2, you’re a about to turn into a giant were-porcupine and brutally rip apart everyone in the immediate vicinity.
Option 3, you’re infected with a thousand year old disease that wiped out the Mammoths. It will first drive you insane and then kill you. Worst case scenario, you’re the harbinger of the Apocalypse.
Don’t get a nose bleed on Fringe.

Tropes (via that-is-illogical)

ugh-canyounot:

fangirl challenge 

[2/10] movies→ Peter Pan

Never say goodbye, because saying goodbye means going away. And going away means forgetting.

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