All mimsy were the borogoves

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Beautiful, funny, lovely. Hell yeahhhhh. 

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pitselly:

I would really like it if famous people would stop contacting me over the internet.

Yes, yes, I know it’s my fault for not privatizing everything, but this doesn’t happen to other people. Warren Ellis hasn’t talked to every other person to ever mention Transmetropolitian. Zak Smith doesn’t troll every person who namedrops him. And yet both of these people somehow found it necessary to bother me when I did the above things, and now Ellen Kushner— whose stupid book I haven’t even finished yet— has decided to join their ranks. Why does this keep happening? Am I cursed?

I hate talking to people who create things I’ve read or watched or whatever. I avoid them at signings and cons. I don’t go to concerts or openings. It fucking scares the shit out of me. Yet somehow I always manage to say the exact phrase that whatever author is googling that day.

…Oh, god, here comes the deluge of people on twitter telling me I’m wrong.

Wow, that’s incredibly obnoxious. 

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junydraws:

Card #9 of my Gaga Tarot Project. The Bride is The Hermit.

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foodforthought-crystal:

A young Nihang bathing his horse, Phumman, at the confluence of the Sutlej and Beas at Harike, Amritsar.

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betterbooktitles:

Stephenie Meyer: Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga, Book 4)

Reader Submission: Title and Redesign by Liz Lay (special thanks to Adrian Vazquez for a similar idea)

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onetrueharem:

sylvia-scarlett:playdontworry:

omg

i don’t get why people think using the oxford comma is snobby. we’re not snobs, we’re just trying to protect the world from stripper stalin, is all.

I SEE NOTHING WRONG.

From the Wizard’s Tarot website:

The Wizards Tarot is much more than a deck of 78 cards — it’s also a self-contained course in magic.
In the Wizards Tarot, the Major Arcana cards all depict professors at a school of magic — complete with corresponding lessons in the subjects they teach.

The Minor Arcana cards show the students, practicing the lessons they’ve learned from the Majors. The four suits illustrate four specific types of magic — fire magic, water magic, air magic, and earth magic — with corresponding spells, charms, and rituals for each card.

The Court Cards portray the elemental creatures who assist, protect, and guide the students and faculty alike. They are elemental royalty, and they rule and guard the four worlds of fire, water, air, and earth. The king, queen, prince, and princess of wands are fiery salamander beings. Their counterparts in the watery suit of cups are undines. Sylphs rule the airy suit of swords, and gnomes reign over the earthy suit of pentacles.

Welcome to the Mandrake Academy — where you are the student, and tarot is the teacher. Sit down, unwrap the cards, and you’ll discover a whole new world of magic and mystery.

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onionjulius:

I was watching this episode with @perspicaciously and she laughed at my enthusiasm for this quote.  I cared not.

Let the record state that I didn’t laugh out of mockery, I enjoyed your enjoyment!