moriartylaughingalonewithcrown:

vikingstorytime:

liquiddittyfloats:

who else feels like the hannibal fandom came out of fucking nowhere

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i couldn’t resist

princeowl:

hannibal is such a serious business gritty gory show and the fandom is just

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asks:
YOU SEXIST SHIT ASSUMING THAT A LITTLE GIRL LIKES HERMIONE! F EHNLK SJRAH RAH RAH GRRRR ANGER. DONT JUDGE PEOPLE FOR THEIR UTERUSES HOOPLAH

Hermione is my favorite. That’s why I asked.

Good talk, though.

deanisanactualprincess:

thanks osric i didn’t my heart anyways

deanisanactualprincess:

thanks osric i didn’t my heart anyways

somewhere in the SPN universe, the publisher of Chuck’s books is wondering why the sudden resurgence in popularity and heading for a 14th print run with a whistle and a spring in her step

itisnotofimport:

Misha lays down the motherfucking law. [x]

blurintofocus:

shananaomi:

noirbettie:

mightyhunter:

This 17-Year-Old Coder Is Saving Twitter From TV Spoilers

Imagine you forget to watch a new episode of Game of Thrones the night it airs. Even if coworkers stay mum about important plot points, Twitter is abuzz with spoilers. Fortunately, there’s Twivo, a new program that allows Twitter users to censor their feeds from mentioning a certain TV show (and its characters) for a set time period. Jennie Lamere, a 17-year-old girl, invented the software last month—and won the grand prize at a national coding competition where Lamere was the only female who presented a project, and the only developer to work alone. Internet: Meet the reason we need more women in tech.

(From Mother Jones)

I’m so excited by all of the teenagers in science and tech that we’re hearing about these days. MORE GIRLS PLEASE! 

At SXSW, we talked about how we can’t wait to see the apps fangirls create to make the internet further work the way THEY want. What we may have not said so clearly is that it’s really the way that EVERYONE wants the internet to work. Go girl.

^^^  so into this.

blurintofocus:

shananaomi:

noirbettie:

mightyhunter:

This 17-Year-Old Coder Is Saving Twitter From TV Spoilers

Imagine you forget to watch a new episode of Game of Thrones the night it airs. Even if coworkers stay mum about important plot points, Twitter is abuzz with spoilers. Fortunately, there’s Twivo, a new program that allows Twitter users to censor their feeds from mentioning a certain TV show (and its characters) for a set time period. Jennie Lamere, a 17-year-old girl, invented the software last month—and won the grand prize at a national coding competition where Lamere was the only female who presented a project, and the only developer to work alone. Internet: Meet the reason we need more women in tech.

(From Mother Jones)

I’m so excited by all of the teenagers in science and tech that we’re hearing about these days. MORE GIRLS PLEASE! 

At SXSW, we talked about how we can’t wait to see the apps fangirls create to make the internet further work the way THEY want. What we may have not said so clearly is that it’s really the way that EVERYONE wants the internet to work. Go girl.

^^^  so into this.

Today on the subway
  • Subway Preacher:

    JESUS

  • Subway Preacher:

    HE IS THE ONLY WAY

  • Subway Preacher:

    (to people sitting next to me) HAVE YOU ACCEPTED JESUS

  • Jewish Man:

    I'm a Jew.

  • Subway Preacher:

    THIS SISTER HERE THOUGH, SHE LOVES JESUS

  • Black Woman:

    I'm a Buddhist.

  • Jewish Man:

    Isn't that more of a philosophy than a religion?

  • Black Woman:

    *narrows eyes*

  • Subway Preacher:

    DOES THAT MEAN YOU HAVE ROOM IN YOUR HEART FOR--

  • Black Woman:

    No.

aw man, that little girl in my building who likes Voldemort has gotten about 7000x more notes than I ever will.

al-nylom:

Mhh, very nice! ;)