whats the html code for a social life
<go> </outside>
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congrats to matt smith on carrying the olympic torch
congrats to everyone else for surviving that ordeal
“cap”
“cap”
“what is it bruce”
“hulk like cap smell”
“bruce, please stop”
“does hulk smell patriotism”
“stawp Bruce.”
“Dat’s gay”
“I thought we were science buddies Bruse.”
“what happened to us?’
“what am I doing here?”
“what’s gay?”
“the fuck is this?”
“the fuck is that?”
“help”
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It’s been this hot now for a week, and it doesn’t look like it’s going to get cooler until the last syllable of recorded time. So if anyone on board knows some cooling techniques, has a fan or an ice cold bucket of water, please head your way to the flight deck. Thank you.
I have no idea if I should laugh or cry to this gifs.
“You’re doing really well, chaps. Nearly halfway there.”
I want to make a famous textpost
Saw this picture on imgur and just had to post it here, because this is without a doubt, one of the most badass women alive. Meet Katrina Hodge, a corporal in the British Army and Miss England 2009. According to Wikipedia, she enlisted back in 2004 after her brother challenged her to and earned the nickname “Combat Barbie” after showing up at her assigned unit wearing false eyelashes, kitten heels and carry a pink suitcase. In 2005 her unit, the Royal Anglian Regiment, was deployed to Iraq, where she saved the lives of her comrades from a prisoner by wrestling not one, but two rifles from him and then knocking his ass out with her bare hands.
With her bare hands.
Then in 2009, she decided to compete in the Miss England competition to destroy stereotypes about women in the military. She didn’t win (she placed runner-up), but still became Miss England after the woman who did got into a fight and gave up the crown. While Miss England, Hodge convinced the people running the competition to ditch the bikini contest, because she felt that it was more important to be a role model than looking good in a bikini.
In 2010, she handed over the crown and returned to military service, being deployed to Afghanistan.
This woman is both a BAMF and a HBIC. Damn.
Fandoms are a lot like English teachers, they read into the story so much that they come up with logical things that the writer never even realised.
I know what I’m buying as soon as I have some money!
DVDs can be bought here at The Globe’s website
