The Bunny Inside My Head

25th May 2013 | 153 notes

Favorite Usagi & Rei Moments
003. If I Hated Her, I Wouldn’t Be Watching Something This Important For Her

I have a lot of feelings about this episode. First off, Usagi trusted Rei with the Silver Crystal, the most important thing. This means Rei is the one she trusts the most out of all her friends. Not Ami, who’s her oldest friend. Not Mako, who will shake the earth and go through fire for her. Not Minako, who’s the badass Sailor V. It’s Rei. For all the harsh words Rei has said in the past to Usagi, Usagi knows she’s the one who loves her the most. And so once again Rei is put in the position where she’s forced to be the bad guy, so much so that Mako actually thinks she really hates Usagi. But it’s just the opposite. She doesn’t want this plan to fail but she also doesn’t want Usagi to die more than anyone else. Because who’s the one who finally breaks first when worse comes to worst? Rei, of course.

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25th May 2013 | 927 notes

bublog:

BUB’s just making sure the bathtub won’t come after her.

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25th May 2013 | 697 notes

THIS GOES OUT TO ALL THE BABES WITH INNER THIGH DISCOLORATION. YOU ARE A SPECTACULAR BEAUTY.

queensassyofthefatties:

No seriously, my inner thighs look like I rubbed dirt

on them.

But you know what.

They are not dirt.

And they definitely don’t taste like dirt.

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25th May 2013 | 124,343 notes

vectorbelly:

Twitter: The Comic is a collection of comics based on the greatest tweets of our generation. The source material is used verbatim, typos and all. Despite the seemingly random nature of the tweets, the comic has reoccurring characters and story arcs that aren’t fully understood unless experienced through a single reading. With explicit permission from the writers of each comic, Twitter: The Comic could be a pretty rad book.

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25th May 2013 | 7,132 notes

nevillegonnagiveuup:

endless list of films with gorgeous visuals → The Disney Renaissance (1989-1999)

“In 1989, Disney ushered in a new age of animated film-making. This golden age was aptly called the Disney Renaissance; a re-imagining of the brand that started with Walt Disney himself. Lasting ten years, the era produced ten award winning animated films that defined a dynasty.”

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