I am completely losing my shit over this.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
relevant.
I. Am. Dying!
I refuse to apologize for reblogging this
dead.
i can’t breathe
Fun fact: Humans are deuterostomes, which means that when they develop in the womb the anus forms before any other opening. Which basically means at one point you were nothing but an asshole.
some people never develop beyond this stage
#LET’S JUST APPRECIATE THE FACT #THAT TYLER HOECHLIN DOES HIS OWN STUNTS #AND CAN ACTUALLY MOVE LIKE THAT #I MEAN GOOD GOD
I JUST AM NEVER GONNA GET TIRED OF WATCHING HIM DO THAT SLIDE, EVER, AND THE REAL BEAUTY OF GIFS IS THAT THIS LOOP IS ENDLESS.
Baseball players…. uhhh
If I was a famous author I would publish a book with ten different endings which all went to print with varying degrees of rarity, but not tell the fans about it so that I could watch their confusion as they disagree over how the story ended. Then when they figured it out I would ‘come clean’, telling them that I had released eleven alternate endings and watch them panic again as they all try to find the last ending.
This is perfect.
i’m sorry, but that’s just the way it is
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An Initiative, a Sentinel with guide and a Very Complicated Situation
The theory, as far as Bruce could tell, was that there was only one actual Sentinel on the team, thus there was no one else to get into a territorial pissing contest and fight to the death with. The rest of them–recruited for a variety of reasons which danced the edge of Sentinel abilities without becoming them–were not Sentinels and not Guides and not a Threat.
Nurse Chapel is a beloved [Trek] character,” says Orci. “Even before the first movie came out, a lot of online chatter was, ‘Is Nurse Chapel gonna be there?!’”
Alas, although we hear Dr. McCoy (Karl Urban) say “Nurse Chapel” in 2009’s Star Trek, we never officially saw Christine Chapel — and she’s still MIA in Into Darkness. Instead, Carol Marcus tells Kirk that she learned of his reputation as a ladies man from her friend Christine Chapel, who has become a nurse since her romantic encounter with him — which he does not recall.
“We just figured that would be a great reference, and we loved that Kirk didn’t remember her,” says Orci. “It’s an in-joke that also speaks volumes about his character when it comes to women. That’s why we used it.”
So will Nurse Chapel ever actually make a flesh-and-blood appearance on the Enterprise? Orci just laughs. “That’s certainly possible!
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