Quick and lazy study of the handshake™ from a screencap I think , 

go for it Solkar!!!

d'argo and crichton: we need a distraction

granny crazytimes: great, i'll give the guards drugs and do a striptease!

d&c: that is not what we asked for

granny: too late already doing it! hellooooo boys ;)

[and then it worked???!!!???!??!?]

of all the farscape characters to do a career pivot into video game design i think stark is the one whom i would have picked last, and yet here we are

stargate sg1 + text posts part 6 :D

(part 1) (part 2) (part 3) (part 4) (part 5)

i’ve been watching stargate: sg-1 🩵

I need to talk about the relationship between Teal'c and O'neill. I just love it so much. I also have to say that idc if you see them as besties or if you ship them, theyre just such an amazing team and a powerful duo and so fun and they bring me so much joy and oh my lord I am rambling

Stargate SG-1 | 4.15 “Chain Reaction”

Kiki’s Delivery Service: Ursula’s painting (photo drawing). Featured in The Art of Kiki’s Delivery Service

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zhaan is such a fun character concept to me. hippie priest medic on the path of enlightenment except she's explicitely one of the worst criminals of her species and clinging to being good-ish by the skin of her fingernails. she's a plant. she can bring back the dead. if she goes too long without eating meat she will start trying to eat her crewmates. 1000/10 perfectly insane character for this setting gone too soon :(

do you motherfuckers not want to sleep ever again

It's all fun and games until the cat yaks under there at 3:00am and you have to commando crawl in there with a pack of Chlorox wipes like fucking Theseus going to slay the minotaur

Coastal scenery, Bornholm (1882) by Peder Mørk Mønsted

*grips them like a lifeline*

can he sit on your dash for a minute?? he'll be very polite :]

you have to start to scroll away and then come back and reblog this

East o' the Sun, West o' the Moon - Tell me the Way, 1914 (Kay Nielsen)