Q: *will do anything for you*
Various theatrical and home video release posters for Lilo & Stitch (2002).
A seal helping a helpless turtle get back into the water.
THANKS FRANK
NO PROBLEM STEVE HAVE A GOOD SWIM MANDying.
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This is one if my favorite vines
I just laughed for 10 minutes
Classic.
The trailer is almost complete. With just a few special effects left to edit in, it should be out soon. You’re really going to enjoy it.
Anthony Russo on the current state of the Captain America: Civil War Trailer (x)

If someone looks uncomfortable when you hug them, please stop hugging them.
If someone shuffles away when you stand beside them, don’t move closer to them again.
If someone shrugs your hand off their shoulder, don’t fucking put your hand back on.
Don’t be an asshole.
If someone says they don’t like to be touched, I don’t care how much it “offends” you. Stop touching them.Stop.
“Waiting.” “For what?” ”Family.” “You don’t have one.”
Thranduil: Go meet this nice guy I found for you he’s royalty and from a strong line of Men and I’m sure you’ll get over Tauriel real quick
*60 years later*
Legolas: Dad I’d like you to meet my new dwarf husband
As an educator, I hate the bell curve system, but I really hate teachers who say, “You won’t get an A in my class.” It’s not just because it causes students to begin the semester with a feeling that they will fail the course: it’s because it is the teacher admitting to their own failure to teach.
We are literally paid to teach a full curriculum. “I don’t give out A’s” to me translates to “I cannot 100% do my job.” There is no reason a good teacher can’t give you an 80-100% understanding of what is in the course. It’s our job to make sure you understand as much as we can.
A class average of 50 is isn’t a statement of how hard the material is. It’s a statement that the teacher cannot complete 50% of their job.
previous baby of the family is unamused with the new arrival