Girl Friday

and-the-fire-between:

deathofadeity:

deathofadeity:

myrtsi:

deathofadeity:

danglingthpider:

iwouldvebeendrake01:

I don’t know if you all realize… but, besides the whole vampire thing, Tom is playing a musician.

A rocker.

Which means that he’ll likely be singing in this movie.

Like, legit singing and rocking with that sexy black hair and gothic clothes.

Songs that we can put on our iPods and jam to.

HNNNNG. I DON’T THINK MY BODY IS READY FOR THIS.

when I first glanced at the picture I thought he was a young Gary Oldman

YES

it’s been bugging me what it reminded me of, and i think it’s drexl bloody spivey

i thought that was skrillex tbh

omg i’m back on my own dash that’s so exciting

Wait ok is this movie based on a book? Because idk shit sounds kinda like this Poppy Z Brite book I have and I can’t think of the title but I think it has a prequel that might fit the bill.

I mean no disrespect, but I think we’re all missing the most important thing, which is TILDA SWINTON

GOATS!

yanagoya:

my favourite thing in the whole world

(Source: 0-chibi)

thehappysorceress:

X-Women Storm by felinaedeath

breakerlolz:

Goats on a trampoline. You’re welcome.

My two loves

zuky:

thesmithian:

…[some] may not remember what made Iran-Contra such an extraordinary scandal. The Reagan administration “raised money privately” by selling weapons to a sworn enemy of the United States. Why? Because it wanted to fund an illegal war in Nicaragua. And when I say “illegal war,” I mean that quite literally—Congress told the Reagan administration, in no uncertain terms, that Reagan could not send money to the Contras. Period. The Reagan administration, unrestrained by laws and the Constitution, did so anyway, and much of the president’s national security team ended up under indictment.

more.

Reagan knew everything. However, I bet this Time magazine piece doesn’t get into the juiciest part of Iran-Contra, which is that in the 1980s the CIA put into operation a crack cocaine pipeline to import narcotics from Central and South America and distribute it in US inner cities. This is not a “conspiracy theory”, this is a documented conspiracy, most rigorously researched and reported by Pulitzer-prize winning journalist Gary Webb, whose series in the San Jose Mercury News and subsequent book “Dark Alliance” literally got him killed. To me, that’s the story of Iran-Contra: not that Reagan sold weapons to Iran, but that the US government imported and sold crack to Black America, as part of an arms and drugs trade which funded war in the Third World and which devastated lives and filled prisons in the USA.