I’ve Recently Begun Reading Anamchara By John O’Donohue And It’s Such A Wonderful Book, Unlike

Me peacing out to one of the alternate timelines where everyone is alive and happy

He would be like a magical hamster that waddles behind Arthur.

Gwen: What if I implement a no-pets policy in the castle?

Arthur: You can’t throw Merlin out like that!

We all know Crowley doesn’t actually shred the plants, right? Like he takes them into the other room and makes Big Scary Noises, sure, to scare the remaining plants. But you just know that he actually takes the bad plants and sets them Outside, pats them on the head, and says “You rebelled. You are now Fallen. Congratulations” and sometimes he decorates them with old pairs of sunglasses and tiny leather jackets intended for French bulldogs. Like I’m sorry but if you don’t think those plants are 100% a form of projection and coping about his issues with Heaven then you haven’t met Anthony Janthony Crowley

After all this year's, he is still one of the most relatable characters in move history!🤗😍

Crazy people don’t know they’re crazy. I know I’m crazy, therefore I’m not crazy, isn’t that crazy?

Captain Jack Sparrow

I am Thor! 😊

oh shit i’m loki

oh good lord (x)

#A HERO

**the entire fandom dies inside**

Now I know, why everyone goes crazy about toilet paper. The Lord has spoken!😂😉

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Wash your hands frequently

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Why? Washing your hands with soap and water or using alcohol-based hand rub kills viruses that may be on your hands.

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[WHO: Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) advice for the public]