IT'S SULET-

Regina Mills is neither impressed nor amused.

Blessing your life with this gif of Lana Parrilla

avoiding responsibilities like

 S O R A.

“Somewhere in the scraps of memory I have left, you remind me of a boy I once knew. He is very much like you, true to his friends, and kind. This boy travels to many worlds and fights to keep the light safe. At every turn, that boy arrived with Keyblade in hand to save the day.”

 “Back then, my heart was clouded with vengeance. I did terrible things…both to him and his friends. I brought unhappiness to more lives than one. While the boy slept his long sleep, I hid the results of research inside him, transplanting the data to where it might best serve a purpose. In fact, I would like to believe… Maybe he can set things right. 

A boy like him who touches so many hearts– He can open the right door.. and save all those people whose lives I managed to ruin. So many are still waiting for their new beginning, their birth by sleep. Even me…and even you.”  

✧ anon asked: Best KH scene  → Black Points, Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep Secret Ending

"A conception Of Punk Bands" By Tim McIlrath

I think that’s sort of a Punk rock obligation. I think that historically Punk rock has always been about social change. It’s always been about being an outcast, and being someone who’s upset with the status quo, and someone who’s trying to make a difference, you know? I think that Punk rock has deviated from that, and so sometimes people come up to us and be like “Oh, you’re a political Punk band.” And it’s like a political Punk band? Since when was Punk not political? Like, what’s a political punk band? The people who are telling me that, are the people who think of Punk rock as Good Charlotte and Simple Plan. So when they see Rise Against, they’re like “Wait a minute, I know what Punk rock is> Punk rock is Good Charlotte and Simple Plan, and you guys are Rise Against - you’re not Punk rock because you’re not Good Charlotte and Simple Plan, so you must be political Punk rock. You know what I mean? It’s like this catchy phrase for what we do but come on - that’s Punk rock! Do your homework, and look at what Punk rock has always been. Right know, I think there are some serious impostors trying to make a buck in what’s going on.

                                                            Tim McIlrath

Thinking about... the animation for the Ekko vs. Jinx scene

They just.

They

*gestures*

If you're on the fence about watching Arcane, look at this

Regina: “Fuck me”

Emma: “Are You Serious?” 

“Thank you for being with me, Tuba. I’m going to keep loving you like you’re still here.”