I am lowkey obsessed with Phil in the Leather Jacket

the funniest thing to me is when people (including the rest of the team!) misinterpret that scene in 2x15 of reid choosing hotch to mean that hotch is the member of the team reid likes the least. like, no hun. he chose hotch because he was almost certain hotch would understand a reference from a random conversation they had and would figure out where he was.

he literally trusts hotch the most to save him!

The Social Experiments.

The Hero?

yes i’m posting this again bc it took me just under 2 months to make

here are both images <3

“What does the C stand for?” she asked, glancing up at him.

He had only lifted his cup of tea and taken a sip, refusing to reply. But he held her gaze over the chipped edge of the porcelain.

— Divine Rivals (ch. 1) by Rebecca Ross

criminal mind x percy jackson au where spencer is a son of athena and went to new york to help with the titan war

spencer who also kept his distances with the greek world to focus on his career (not that constantly travelling from one side of the country to the other helps with that). wishes that the camp respected since he worked so hard to get where he’s at

spencer who only periodically got updates on how things were at camp. spencer who only learns about luke’s treason when he makes it to new york. spencer who has no time to process the grief of his relationship with luke before being thrown in a war, easily falling back into his demigod reflexes

spencer who, a few weeks later (he didn’t have it in him to leave before the shrouds were all burned), returns to his job on edge, the trauma and grief still fresh in his mind

spencer who forgets how to act like a mortal and attracts the concern of his team

if i didn't have all of you—especially you—bearing witness to everything that happened this year and reminding me that no matter what choices i made or what the world thought of me, that i was worth something, i wouldn't have survived any of it. so, if you wanna get out of here, we stole mcgee's car and it is running outside. but, if you really want to get married, then you have three bridesmaids ready to go

remember when larry went out clubbing together and a group of girls tried to get in between louis and dance with harry but then louis made a punching motion towards the one girls head?

pirate james

kuroo loves loves loves squishing your cheeks together so you can form the prettiest pout on your face just so he can kiss it right off

Warrior Nun Season 2 Episode 8

"You all stand between me and Ava"

Hallway fight 2.0 with audio edited without sister Yasmine fight.

Breakfast guy: “Put an egg…ON the muffin.”

Sunfire guard: *GASP* “WITH the sausage?????” 🤯

Ok so idk if anyone needs this, but here’s a timeline/list of all the ways Jason Todd’s age/relationship with time was messed with after his death.

Dead for 6 months

Catatonic due to oxygen deprivation and head trauma

In a coma for months after being his by a car

Continues to be catatonic for over a year

Tossed in the Lazarus Pit, mental faculties return but physical aging is wack

Spends an unspecified amount of time in the Hundred Acres of All where time doesn’t pass (but far as I can tell it was years for him mentally)

So his aging, mental and physical stopped for 6 months, physical aging resumes without mental aging for like a year and a half or two years, mental aging resumes and physical aging is slowed, and then physical aging is paused while mental aging continues for years.

So not even considering chronological aging, which is another can of worms entirely, Jason Todd’s age is… who even knows at this point. This is why he’s so fucked up. Like is he mentally older or physically older??? Depends on how much the pit slows/reverses aging and how long he was with the all caste. You could make arguments for either.

Anyway I think about this a lot and wanted you all to feel my pain.

evan be like:

pov: i make and post yet another unfunny meme

Isn't it insane that they had Cissie go into professional sports and acting after quitting being Arrowette, two professions that are notorious for having the exact same connotations as the one she was running from? Bonnie is referred to as a "superhero stage mother" at one point. And we never get a resolution to this. Isn't that crazy.

So there's this Thing about Aragorn that lives rent-free in my brain.

Aragorn's an old dude, right? He's one of the Dunedain, and they are descendents of Numenor and they live shockingly long lives for Men. Most other men live normal ass lifespans and/or are Gondorian and have a slightly longer lifespan because they're great-great-great-grandparent was Numenorian. Aragorn also left Elrond's care at age 20 after learning his real name and essentially went out into the world to simultaneously learn more about the Kingdoms of Men, help out the Free Peoples because he felt obligated as a descendant of a long line of Goodly Numenorian Kings, and maybe find himself. I mean, he literally lived the first twenty years of his life being called Hope in Elvish.

So he runs around Arda and decides to pretend his name is Thorongil, meaning Eagle of the Star. Which, okay Aragorn, we know you were raised by elves, but it's really evident now. Friggin' Varda-obsessed elves. And Aragorn's helping out these various rulers, fighting in campaigns and acting as an advisor. And then he keeps running around just exploring.

He goes to the East.

This is the part that really interests me, because Aragorn makes very few references to it in the books. The most obvious line about it is when he's participating at the Council of Elrond to decide the fate of the One Ring, and he's defending himself against the doubts of Boromir.

"For my part I forgive your doubt...Little do I resemble the figures of Elendil and Isildur as they stand carven in their majesty in the halls of Denethor. I am but the heir of Isildur, not Isildur himself. I have had a hard life and a long; and the leagues that lie between here and Gondor are a small part in the count of my journeys. I have crossed many mountains and many rivers, and trodden many plains, even into the far countries of Rhûn and Harad where the stars are strange."

And that's like maybe one of two really brief references to his travels East. Any other info about it you have to hunt down through the various appendixes or the other supplementary material published. And like, he traveled out there for about a solid year. Out into the deserts and dry plains.

What the hell did he do out there? Did he learn the languages? Did he make friends? Did he see the temples of sacrifice to Sauron, or meet either of the two Blue Wizards?

This is the kind of shit that keeps me up at night. Like, GDI if people want to make LOTR shows, they should have made an adventure show starring a young Aragorn/Thorongil fresh from his service to Gondor and defeating a big invading fleet of Umbar raiders, striking out into the desert in search of knowledge and probably some wanderlust-driven exploration. I want culture clashes and language barriers and maybe religious disagreements. I want this beanpole ranger surrounded by mid-height Harad men, probably attempting to ask for directions in limited Haradian/whatever language they speak but instead accidentally ends up asking for some cultural thing and Aragorn is thus forced to blunder his way through it.

Give me Adventure Aragorn, dammit.

Stranger Things AU!

Mike finds Shadow the Hedgehog in the woods pre-apocalypse