Ri·di·a [REE·dee·ah] -- a crazy loser who loves tea and (re)blogs about whatever strikes her fancy at that particular time.
Riza Hawkeye fan pur sang. The woman is a badass.
Taken and very much in love with an adorable and arachnaphobic idiot, with prospects of a more permanent union in the near future. I'm currently making him watch FMA:B and documenting his reactions. For science.
Needed to feel better so I spent some half hour in Photoshop staring at Loki editting.
IT’S BLOODY JEREMY IRONS AND BLOODY TOM HIDDLESTON IN THE SAME BLOODY PICTURE DEPICTING SHAKESPEAREAN GOODNESS AND IT’S REDUCING ME TO USING ALL-CAPS AND SHOUTING AND GENERALLY ACTING LIKE AN UNCULTURED OAF BECAUSE OF THE UNCHARTERED LEVELS OF AWESOME GODDAMNIT.
(Source: fallingthroughlife, via fuckyeahgodofmischief)
Reading Harkhuf and Weni’s autobiographies in Sethe’s handwriting is horrible. Horrible, I say. What the fuck is this hieroglyph? And THIS one? Oh my GOD.
You know what would make it a lot easier to memorize these things for my test (and generally improve the fuck out of it as well)? Tom Hiddleston narrating it.
I’m not kidding.
Also, my brain has officially broken and I may not be held responsible for any and all nonsense that comes out of my fingers right now.
Fuck you, Harkhuf. I’m going to build a time machine and kick you in the head before you can have this text be written.
God, it’s hot.
O.O’
Oh, sweet Jesus. Loki’s so definitely at his hottest when he’s in his suit. Ghurgl.
The BBC’s The Hollow Crown, set visit | The Telegraph
We’re in Gloucester Cathedral in January and it is freezing. Jeremy Irons has admitted to wearing long johns and Tom Hiddleston says he’s been piling the layers on too, but mainly on his top half “because otherwise it’s a mission to go to the loo”. The director, Richard Eyre, has a very large Michelin-man coat on. “I’ve found a radiator!” sobs one of the extras.
(via fuckethaythehollowcrown)
Oh fuck me, it’s both incredibly disturbing and immensely hot when he has his insane look of death going on.
My notes from philosophy of science are going on about the dialectic of freedom, and how lawlessness and even freedom itself are not, actually, true freedom.
I always thought Loki actually had somewhat of a point when he made his little speech in Stuttgart.
Okay, now I seriously want a question about this to come up at the exam, so that I can answer with some manner of carefully constructed aggregation of Loki quotes.
Or, to put it in my friend’s words:
“We’ll just have to ‘take’ Loki as an example.”
