Miss Leigh

some of you have never been given side eye by the @lawandordertv account and it shows.

[WeRateDogs @dog_rates]

This is Cupcake. She is either living her best life or really going through it. Either way, probably best to give her a moment. 14/10

[Tsar. @floretide]

This specific frame in Werwulf and its resemblance to Goya’s Witches Flight (1798) is more than enough to convince me that it’s going to be yet another one of his movies I’ll fixate on the way I did The Witch and The Lighthouse.

[The Theater Lovers | Will & Rachael @theater_lovers]

Jerry Orbach said in 42nd Street that the two most glorious words in the English language are “musical comedy.”

However he left out that the four most glorious words are

[Krinios @Krinios]

Ordered groceries for delivery and they included the barcode scanner on accident

@HEB if you guys want this back I am open for negotiations

[Alex Eccleston @AventuraObscura]

Pilgrimaged yesterday on my bike to the outskirts of Berlin to visit one of the last remaining!

[Sydney @sydneyelainexo]

i have socialized many litters of feral kittens and it’s truly hilarious how quickly they go from UNHAND ME to actually hands are pretty nice

[desiree ⟢ brosnahoult lovergirl @everbore]

really big fan of superman pics where he actually looks like he could be real or like a regular citizen off the street snapped a pic of him as he passed by/saved people

[ACERVO @AcervoCharts]

Homem homenageia seu cachorro falecido com uma escultura feita de pedaços de madeira que os dois coletaram juntos.

[🖤 Buy Physical Media 🖤 @VHSDVDBLURAY4K]

30 years later and I still can’t figure out why they would cgi Ironman mid scene 😂

[jezz @JezziiB]

The short answer is because 'apartment', first attested in 1645, is the older word that used to be commonplace in England. 'Flat', in the sense of a dwelling place, was originally a Scottish dialectal word, and is only attested since 1737. As usual, when British and American English differ, it is usually the American form that preserves the original state of the language.

[𓏲ּ𝄢 ִ ׄ lucille* ➳⧗ ֹ ₊ @bishopswidow]

i lowk look at this building outside of my window everyday and pretend im an mcu nyc civilian looking at the avengers tower

[RickRaptor105 @RickRaptor105]

Just learned that there's some French movie about a lady from the early 1900s who rides a fucking pterossur for some reason

[lalupa @MrsLalupa]

1)Dejo el pan en la tostadora y cuando vuelvo, un fenómeno extraño ha acontecido, porque lo encuentro irregular.

2)El fenómeno extraño haciéndose la inocente:

[Out of Context Pokémon @OoCPokemon]

Good morning

[WeRateDogs @dog_rates]

This is Porter. He's had a long day. Needs a pup cup on the rocks. And make it a double. 13/10

[𝓐⭑ @ayogiovanna]

My vet laughs every time she opens my cats file and sees the photo they took on his 1st visit. Pissed off

cat tax in comments

[WeRateDogs @dog_rates]

This is Nala. She thought your face had disappeared. Turns out it was behind your hands the whole time. Incredible. 12/10

[Rowan Fornow 🚵🚉🏙️🦣🇵🇸 @rowanfornow]

the transition from transparency projectors to smart boards as a kid felt like I was walking into the 22nd century and then they just disappeared. what happened to smart boards

[⛓️ G W Ξ N ‼︎ @POISONOMICON]

chat help me out does anyone know the name of the literary device where one word is used to govern two or more other words such that it has different meanings when applied to each other word it governs like 'held' in 'I held her hand and my tongue'