(Source: everythingchristoferdrew)

cassniss:

Mean Creek (2004) - We can never be forgiven for what we did.

Wood You Listen?: 42. Mean Creek

woodulisten:

Yet another film with a simple, somewhat predictable story that is elevated because of its writing and incredibly complex characters. A bullied kid’s brother decides to teach the bully a lesson. You almost instantly know the plan will not go well, but Mean Creek, does something different than most…

sherlockedbyphaninthetardis:

davedirk:

davedirk:

lauraforgood:

m33wlin:

WE WERE WATCHING THIS MOVIE IN GYM AND THE MAIN CHARACTER WAS LIKE “I’M TIRED AND HUNGRY AND HORNY” AND ME AT THIS OTHER CUTE GUY IN THE BACK JUST BOTH GO “SAME” AND LOOK AT EACH OTHER AND I WINKED AND EVERYONE WAS SO UNCOMFORTABLE BUT I WAS LAUGHING REALLY HARD AND THIS IS WHY I DONT HAVE FRIENDS

can we have a tumblr marriage for you guys?

seems legit

woops

IM ACTUALLY CRYING 

(Source: marramorri)

jjlj13:

laugh-until-you-drop:

thesame5people:

foreveralone-lyguy:

I swear like 85% of all popular text posts are made by the same 5 people.

Actually I’ve never had a popular text post but it’s good to know you enjoy my blog

naoren:

Okay but

You gotta admit this one looks pretty cool

(Source: theamericankid)

(Source: aboybrushedred)

obscurereferencesahoy:

artactually:

that moment when you feel your heart give a little tug, and you start to doubt all that you’ve been taught for the past 8 seasons - that maybe there is no absolute evil, and they are all just lost, and afraid, and want to be loved

This is probably true. Lucifer just wanted to be loved after his father kicked him out of their home, after all.

(Source: angryblackman)

lampsarepeopletoo:

i read this whole thing in an elderly asian mans voice