I want to believe this but citation?
I don’t care if this is real or not. I’m going to start saying it anyway.
(Source: theoreticaltheoretical, via agreaternonsense)
how to be a writer
- start to write something
- pause and read over what you have so far
- cringe
- backspace everything
- exit out of your computer
- cry on the floor
(via quidditchisnotjustagame)
(Source: inferni)
Tony’s face… oh my god
(Source: widowsting, via mfreems)
(Source: gregokulove, via genderqueer)
Cetacean/Avengers pun of the day…
(Source: limegreentangerine, via quarians)
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—01 Dandylion - The Monster
A haunting song by Marianne Sveen’s solo project Dandylion.
(Marianne Sveen from Katzenjammer)More information:
http://www.jajajamusic.com/index.php/2011/12/listen-dandylion-the-monster-calls/
chaptersonetwothree asked: I have 3 questions :p 1. most admired historical figure? 2. Favourite item of clothing as a child? and 3. If you were responsible for naming six children, what would you choose? Also, I'm stealing the list of questions :p
1. My most admired historical figure is probably my namesake, Sidonie Gabrielle Colette. She wrote incredible books, started a riot in Paris with some onstage lesbian kissing, hid her Jewish husband in the attic from the nazis throughout WWII, liked to dress in drag… the list goes on. She was also the first woman in France to get a state funeral.
2. The first item of clothing I chose myself as a child was a purple corduroy waistcoat. I’m still proud of that fact.
3. My children’s names would be Ariane, Celia (after my mum), Alex (unfortunately I’ve used up this name on a fictional murderer so I can’t use it on real children anymore), Callie (ditto with the fictional people) and Anna (and yet again, I chose this for a psychopath).
Also Spartacus. It’s my dream to have a kid called Spartacus O’Connor. Sadly I believe that counts as child abuse…
Fortunately for them, my future offspring are 99% likely to be adopted rather than biological and I don’t believe it’s right to change a child’s birth name.
