Warped Point, Again

wilwheaton:

fuckkyeahwilwheaton:

in-vul-nrable:

I’m not even sorry that I made this.

I love you for this.

I have no words. I just

Adoration.

itswallie:

oscarstardis:

davidtennantgasm:

This is cool but why doesn’t Eleven get a monster??

I FORGOT WHAT YOU DID THERE

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fuckyeahdoctorwhomusic:

Doctor Who | Steven Seller

It’s like Tenacious-D and Chameleon Circuit had a baby.”

itswallie:

chicksdigthephoenix:

tomithejellyfish:

karmakillsme:

world-shaker:

Just let the enormity of what’s going on here slowly sink in.

Unbelievable.

Holy god.

GET
OUT

D:

itswallie:

chicksdigthephoenix:

tomithejellyfish:

karmakillsme:

world-shaker:

Just let the enormity of what’s going on here slowly sink in.

Unbelievable.

Holy god.

GET

OUT

D:

itswallie:

twentypercentcooler:

oldhollywood:

Michael Caine in Billion Dollar Brain (1967, dir. Ken Russell)
The dark side of fame:
“A long time ago I interviewed Michael Caine. He came to America to make a movie called Hurry Sundown, after having become a success in Alfie and The Ipcress File. And I said, ‘What does it feel like to be a movie star? And he said, ‘You can’t go into a dirty bookstore anymore.’
He said, ‘I tried it. In England we don’t have the kind of pornography you have over here, but I’d heard about the stores in Times Square. And so I looked in through the window of one of them; I was curious. With my trained actor’s eye, I quickly realized that there was no eye contact in a porno store. Everybody looks as tunnel vision, nobody looks at anybody else, and I realized this is a way… An actor would notice this. And I congratulated myself, I said Michael, you can walk right in there because nobody will look at you, so I walked right in.
‘Unfortunately, there was a gent on an elevated stool with a microphone whose job it was to say, ‘Okay gents, this isn’t the library, make your purchases.’ And he got on his microphone and said, ‘Look who we have in the rubber wear section - Michael Caine!’”
-Roger Ebert, Fresh Air, orig. airdate March 21, 1996

The best guy.

…. omfg Alfred likes rubber wear.

itswallie:

twentypercentcooler:

oldhollywood:

Michael Caine in Billion Dollar Brain (1967, dir. Ken Russell)

The dark side of fame:

“A long time ago I interviewed Michael Caine. He came to America to make a movie called Hurry Sundown, after having become a success in Alfie and The Ipcress File. And I said, ‘What does it feel like to be a movie star? And he said, ‘You can’t go into a dirty bookstore anymore.’

He said, ‘I tried it. In England we don’t have the kind of pornography you have over here, but I’d heard about the stores in Times Square. And so I looked in through the window of one of them; I was curious. With my trained actor’s eye, I quickly realized that there was no eye contact in a porno store. Everybody looks as tunnel vision, nobody looks at anybody else, and I realized this is a way… An actor would notice this. And I congratulated myself, I said Michael, you can walk right in there because nobody will look at you, so I walked right in.

‘Unfortunately, there was a gent on an elevated stool with a microphone whose job it was to say, ‘Okay gents, this isn’t the library, make your purchases.’ And he got on his microphone and said, ‘Look who we have in the rubber wear section - Michael Caine!’”

-Roger Ebert, Fresh Air, orig. airdate March 21, 1996

The best guy.

…. omfg Alfred likes rubber wear.

“Internet friendship is not real”

itswallie:

wowfunniestposts:


Reblog if this is a lie and you have made amazing friends on the internet.

… and then married one.