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THE GRAVEDIGGER’S HANDBOOK,
a mix for thieves, saukerls, fuhrers and jewish fistfighting rats.
_{i kissed the soot, the dust, the fire from your ribs. i watched Him give you life and i will watch you be carried in my arms when you sleep. we live in germany and the skies are red and communist and the leader is cruel and i collect the souls of your brothers, your daughters, your sons.}

_{we, for a moment, were infinite.
when the bombs whistled,
when the glass broke}

_{immortality was perfect.}

x smother, daughter x hold them, mohna x book thief, creatures of love x saeglopur, sigur ros x i will follow you into the dark, death cab for cutie x wide eyes, local natives x breezeblocks, alt j x i’m not calling you a liar, florence + the machine
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ACTUAL MESSAGE OF (500) DAYS OF SUMMER THAT NO ONE ACTUALLY REALIZES

No one understands my love for Alec Lightwood.

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In the original Trek, Khan, with his brown skin, was an Übermensch, intellectually and physically perfect, possessed of such charisma and drive that despite his efforts to gain control of the Enterprise, Captain Kirk (and many of the other officers) felt admiration for him.

And that’s why the role has been taken away from actors of colour and given to a white man. Racebending.com has always pointed out that villains are generally played by people with darker skin, and that’s true … unless the villain is one with intelligence, depth, complexity. One who garners sympathy from the audience, or if not sympathy, then — as from Kirk — grudging admiration. What this new Trek movie tells us, what JJ Abrams is telling us, is that no brown-skinned man can accomplish all that. That only by having Khan played by a white actor can the audience engage with and feel for him, believe that he’s smart and capable and a match for our Enterprise crew.

Even death has a heart.

jared padalecki in the supernatural gag reel → season seven

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