Types Of Matter

LISTE,n y'all

There's a kid in my intro to engineering class with EXTREME Nathan Young vibes and you know what I'm gonna do? Stay the fuck away from him bc while Nathan is incredibly entertaining and funny on screen actually dealin with him in real life would be an absolute fucking nightmare thanks for coming to my ted talk

Reblog if your blog is a safe space for asexuals.

Did anyone else think of this?

Idk it just seemed so funny to me I had to draw it I’M DEAD

[Gives you my Dio Brando shrine] Elams, please. :>

Eliza: Hey, what time is it?

John: I don't know. Hey, pass me that saxophone

Eliza, handing him the saxophone: Okay??

John: [starts playing the saxophone very loudly]

Alexander, storming out of his room: WHO THE FUCK IS PLAYING THE SAXOPHONE AT THREE AM?!

John, to Eliza: It's 3 am

“WILD” by CastielsLostWings

Word count: 62,000

Rated Explicit

Read it on AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/17063903

Castiel and Dean meet for the first time on a plane ride out of Nowhere, Alaska. Castiel’s headed home after an impulsive solo vacation and Dean, a hardened Alaskan native, is just trying to get out of the impossibly small town he grew up in that’s got nothing left to offer him. They forge an instant connection over Dean’s flying anxiety and whiskey, a meet-cute that has all the makings of a rom-com with a sickeningly sweet happy ending. That is, until their plane explodes in mid-air, crashing headlong into the Alaskan wilderness and killing everyone on board save for Dean and Castiel. When no rescue shows up to save them, the two men are forced to make some tough decisions. To make it home alive they’ll have to trust each other and find faith neither of them has ever really wanted. Will they survive or succumb to the unforgiving mountain wilderness? And will their journey tear them apart… or bring them closer together?

some days im phil but most days im dan

Klaus: I’m 41 Cheetos tall

Diego: WHY on EARTH did you MEASURE yourself in CHEETOS

Klaus: we were all out of Doritos

Ominous positivity