Tugboats and things

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  • thattallnerdybean:

    the-dark-jedi:

    LITERALLY HOW COULD THEY NOT PREDICT REY WOULD BE THE STAR!?

    SHE IS CLEARLY THE MAIN CHARACTER.

    SHE IS A PURE AND PRECIOUS CINNAMON ROLL.

    IT WAS THE MOST OBVIOUS THING IN THE WORLD THAT SHE WOULD BE BELOVED.

    WHAT IS WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE.

  • sarahreesbrennan:

    bb8beepbeep:

    John Boyega on what he was like as a kid

    no lies detected

  • dr-rushs-glasses:

    jibblyuniverse:

    “Luke will never get to see Han again. He more than likely felt him die, and when the falcon landed on the island, he knew that Han wasn’t on it anymore.”

    image

    OP HOW COULD YOU?!?

  • captnarrri:

    disconymph:

    ALERT. THIS IS NOT A DRILL. THERE IS A COLOUR-CHANGE SEQUIN DRESS ✨✨✨

    i gasped

    I HAVE A MIGHTY NEED

    I feel like this is also a metaphor, but I’m still working on what the metaphor is.

    (Source: https://vine.co/)

  • oscaaisaac:

    “At the same time, in Miami, starting out it is difficult. You do get cast if you’re a Latin man, because you look a certain way. Casting directors, often – it’s easy just to see people of a certain ethnicity as just one thing. For me it was important to be an actor, first and foremost. To me it was the most important thing, I wanted to be able to play anybody, and where I’m actually from to be secondary”

  • kittenfossils:

    coolowl:

    callie still thinks she fits in there (its a cat tree)

    it’s her cat tree

  • I would prefer to know what Daisy Ridley was saying, but I also could still look at these forever and feel that somehow my soul is ever greater for it.

  • iheartgot:

    “Imagine; I used to have really long blonde hair, always wearing heels, lots of make-up. I had been someone who was highly feminised and had chosen to look that way, partly because I was 6ft 3in but also I was into that aesthetic. I knew it had to be stripped away. I knew this would be an important part, not just for my work but in terms of my own development, because I would be confronting elements of myself that I didn’t want to confront (…) To see yourself displayed as unattractive, large, masculine, it’s quite tough… But I know it’s just perspective. A social conditioning that causes us to view these traits in a woman in a negative way.” — Gwendoline Christie