A relationship should be 50/50, I have daddy issues and you have mommy issues

@girlishgiggle I found another song song Mimzy 

I Didn’t Plan it - Waitress 

“Look around you Ain't no saints here, baby We're all just looking for a little less crazy“

So I actually kind of adore picturing Mimzy singing this to Charlie. I view this more as Mimzy showing Charlie that there are  residents who have made a home down here. That they aren’t ashamed of what they have done. Be it murder or something less sever.  I kind of love the idea of her trying to get Charlie to show her more devilish side when dealing with people like Katie Killjoy. Just yeah, I want her mentor Charlie into how to handle PRing with the conviction and style that only a film Star can hold.   

Henry things that no one asked for

So he has one biological kid (Charlie) and adopts another kid after Charlie dies and when he goes into hiding

He goes into hiding for about 30 years and comes back when he hears about Tommy giving William a smack down

he's the phone dude in fnaf 3, using a voice changer

after fnaf 3 he gets a scar running down his back from when a rouge Pring had tried to maul him

he met William at a convention

He could grow a beard if he wanted, but his anxiety and sadness makes his beard just refuse to grow

Yoann Barbet’s last-gasp goal gave QPR a dramatic victory at Ashton Gate.

Alex Scott gave the hosts an early lead, Charlie Austin equalised with a penalty in first-half stoppage time, and Bristol City’s Andy King was sent off 11 minutes into the second half.

And Barbet won it with a fabulous header into the far corner of the net from Stefan Johansen’s right-wing cornerRangers, without the injured Ilias Chair, went behind in only the third minute.After Chris Willock had lost possession, Jimmy Dunne’s attempt to avert the danger led to him deflecting the ball towards Scott – and Dunne’s attempt to block Scott’s shot led to him deflecting it beyond keeper Seny Dieng.

QPR were well below par but found themselves level at the interval after Austin thumped home from the spot following Cameron Pring’s foul on Luke Amos.

Boss Mark Warburton made an attacking change, bringing striker Lyndon Dykes on for Lee Wallace, soon after King was dismissed for a second bookable offence for pulling down Johansen. ซื้อฟรีสปิน

url + song tag

i was tagged by @kirnoo and @roseymyg (thank you!!)

Spring day - bts (i swear i won’t do all bts songs)

Up in flames - coldplay

Gangsta - kehlani 

Attention - charlie puth

K.O - sf9

Only a memory - icon for hire

Only angel - harry styles 

Knock - knk

Into you - ariana grande

Everyone Else - london grammar

anyone who wants to do this feel free! i’d tag ppl but alas bighit is probably going to drop something on us soon and i have to post this fast

Fem!Trek update

So here’s what certain on that Fem!Trek fic I’m writing. I plan on writing the first chapter soonish but I want to re watch a few episodes and check a few details before I do. 50 years with a famously loving fan base means I there’s a lot of details. And my inner perfectionist doesn’t tolerate mistakes.

• Everyone’s genders is going to be reversed. And I do mean everyone. From the main trio to a random ensign who appeared in the background one episode. • It’s going to be slow burn between Jannie and T'Spock, they’ll probably get together shortly after the Amok Time chapter. There’s multiple reasons for that, but the biggest one is before Amok Time T'Spock is engaged to Pring (Male!T'Pring) and while she doesn’t love Pring, the match appears to be logical enough and the last thing she wants is to break Jannie’s heart when she has to marry her betrothed. •Yes they will be a battle to the death on the sands of Vulcan between T'Spock and Jannie. Yes Lea and her ever present supply of emergency hypos will save the day. • They will basically be the same characters we all know and love. I’m planning on uploading a character profile of Jannie, T'Spock, and Lea pretty soon. •There. Will. Be. So. Many. Dramatic. Pauses. Thanks. To. Jannie. •It’s going to be a blend of adventure, comedy, and romance. •Some chapters will be based on episodes from TOS some will original ideas. •It’s going to be based on the TOS universe not The AOS universe.

Here’s what’s not certain

• The title. I’m terrible at titles. •What episodes will have chapters based on them. All that’s certain is Amok Time, Mirror Mirror, and the Naked Time. Probable ones are Charlie X, the Conscience of the King, and a Journey to Babel, and the Enemy Within. (Even if I don’t do Journey to Babel we will definitely meet T'Spock’s parents.) Not happening Spock’s Brain, the Paradise Syndrome, and Turnabout Intruder. ( There’s a decent chance we might meet a psycho ex of Jannie’s but I’m not doing Turnabout Intruder. Seriously, THAT'S how they ended TOS?)

Not going to happen, ever.

•Romantic interaction on duty. They’re might be a subtle Vulcan kiss goodbye if things get particularly dangerous. (Don’t worry, it’ll have a happy ending with no major character death. Sorry, Redshirts, you’re still in danger.) • The characters becoming weak or sappy because they’re now women. Hell no! I’m a feminist, I love the idea of a gender swapped TOS, that’s why I’m writing this, and I adore these characters and this franchise too much to much to make them OOC just because they’re women.

QPR boss Mark Warburton admits his side were second best for much of first half

Mark Warburton admitted his Rangers side had beaten 10-man Bristol City 2-1 despite being second best for most of the first half.

But the QPR boss was still buzzing with excitement over Yoann Barbet’s stoppage-time winner.

The defender netted with a perfect near-post header from a right-wing corner to complete his side’s recovery from a rocky start.

Teenager Andy Scott’s deflected shot had given City a third-minute lead. But Cameron Pring’s rash tackle on Luke Amos allowed Charlie Austin to equalise from the spot in first-half injury time.

City midfielder Andy King was shown a second yellow card for a 56th-minute foul, having already been booked for contesting the penalty.

Warburton said: “It was a great header by Yoann and for the ball to go in right in front of our travelling supporters made it even more special.

“To be honest, we were second best in the first half and paid for a slow start. We conceded a sloppy goal and deserved to for the way we began the game. สล็อตเว็บตรงไม่ผ่านเอเย่นต์