All of my cats wag their tails at almost anything, especially when playing. And if you actually get to know your cat, it starts to enjoy a belly rub.

what you say: cats are assholes

what i heard: i dont know cats’ body language because ive ever only had dogs so i dont know that a wagging tail means a cat is angry & that cats dont like having their stomach touched & because of this i always get scratched & blame the cat for my failure to try to understand how to interact with a cat

EURUS: I’m letting the water in now. You don’t want me to drown another one of your pets, do you? JOHN:

✨💖 otter will save you from water 💖✨

somebody: If you had a superpower, what would it be?

most people: *some comic book shit*

me:

why doesn’t the x-mansion have wheelchair ramps

it’s literally his house

how does he get in and out of his own house

To know and understand him, and when that didn’t work she became his therapist at his most emotionally vulnerable. Same reason she became Faith when Sherlock needed someone to be with, to understand him. It was all about meeting Sherlock and John in the flesh, so she can get a better grasp on how to deal with them psychologically.

All of these 'holes' have obvious fixes, it's just that people seem to want to have them spelled out for them. Obviously the rope being thrown to John was for someone to climb down and break his chains so he can climb out. It's so incredibly easy to connect the dots, people are just refusing to because the finale didn't go their way and they're trying to think of excuses as to how the finale could be shit, when it wasn't.

Why did Euros flirt with John what was the point skdaghsakjdhgkldshag

The Final Problem

We haven’t had anything amazing since series two. I’ve felt no emotion from the series and it’s just felt like Bond. The Reichenbach Fall and A Scandal in Belgravia were some of the best TV I’ve ever watched, with Reichenbach being my favourite TV episode of all time. Four of the six series one and two episodes were just phenomenal, and since then we’ve had just ‘good’.This changed that. I loved it. Felt like a psychological thriller and was exciting from start to finish. Easily my second or third favourite episode. Just wow, I was blown away. I mean, sure, it didn’t wrap everything up as promised, but as it’s own episode it was just excellent and I’m glad we didn’t end on a disappointing note like the last six episodes. Felt really back to basics, with nothing over the top and flashy.

What I loved about series one and two is that they were simple and self contained. After the success of series two, the showrunners obviously got ahead of themselves, trying too hard to be clever with ridiculous overarching plots and being way too stylistic. The onky overarching plot of the first two was Moriarty, which was well planned and executed perfectly in my opinion. The only thing that made the latter series feel like Sherlock again was every so often when Sherlock and John were briefly together again. This episode just felt like a darker Sherlock. It felt like an intense case again, in the vain of Reichenbach. I’m pretty biased in that I don’t enjoy espionage very much and psychological thriller is my favourite genre, but I still feel that this was a return to true quality for me.

For a while I believed TJLC, and I think that was because nothing felt clever and everything felt artificial about the last two series, and the idea of a genius underlying plot made watching them worth it and intelligent, but the last episode just worked in every way I wanted it to so I’m not disappointed. Plus, I started to notice that the whole TJLC community was intoxicating, calling everyone who disagreed or didn’t see it wrong and stupid, claiming that 'antis’ were nasty and horrible people when in reality all I ever saw in the 'anti TJLC’ tag were TJLCers complaining about them. That’s what really started putting me off of wanting it to happen, because all these mean spirited people wouldn’t be gloating and attacking people more than ever. Though I have really enjoyed Rebekahs videos and it was a pretty exciting theory.

All in all it was probably my third favourite episode, so I’m incredibly satisfied :)

(via lifeincartoon)

Muse

1999:

2016:

I laughed way harder than I should have making this

Exactly. In my opinion, the Empire under the Septims worked. But it just got messy after that and the Emperors we did get were weak. If they want to beat the Thalmor, it's better that all the provinces work together, but not under one flag, so if the Empire pussies out, that doesn't mean half of Tamriel does.

Ulfric Stormcloak's followers are idiots

I hate these people who’re just yelling “Skyrim belongs to the Nord” while they seem to simply forget how they saved the Empire in Oblivion, the Imperials ignored Altmer law in the first place and even how the first Emperor of the reborn Empire was a fucking Nord with the heart of his army being Nord and Imperials. Jesus, they know only half of the story. The Empire doesn’t even want to be with the Thalmor but it was the only option at the time.