tenshiangle:

Grover: “So, thank you for the emotional abuse and the cheeseburgers.”

This quote will be living rent from in my mind from now on

ashstfu:

just wanna leave all responsibilities behind and eat fresh fruits and pastries by the ocean and feel the sun on my skin right now

Call me neurotypical but I actually love small talk conversations about the weather

It’s warm and sunny and a perfect 70 degrees today? That’s awesome! Maybe we should go for a walk

It’s rainy and humid and maybe a little muggy, but the smell of rain is lingering in the air? What a perfect day to read a book

There’s a blizzard outside and the roads aren’t quite plowed yet? What a shame but I bet the snow is pretty and it makes the heat of a blanket a million times more comforting

I fucking love talking about the weather!

blue-character-brawl:

Bracket 2, Round 2

Gatorade VS. Percy Jackson (Percy Jackson)

Gatorade

Percy Jackson

See Results

corujalesbica:

Rick Riordan should have some minor role in the pjo series and appear in every season like Stan Lee did with the Marvel movies.

He could be a teacher at Percy’s school, then someone buying Sally’s blue cookies, then some mortal receptionist at a place that’s very clearly magical and so on. In this essay I will-

shitpostingkats:

Percy Jackson was a great character because he was just So Angry. Literally the only time an author has accurately portrayed the bloodlust of being a twelve year old with adhd.

(via of-gods-and-thieves)

superdogbiter:

Have you ever had a pet named after either a celebrity or a name from a tv show/movie/book?

Yes i did

No i never did that

See Results

Put in the tags please if you answered yes lets have fun with this

For example my childhood dog was named Cher after the singer and yes she had a brother named Sunny

(via strongintherealgay)

bartmobile:

today the girl ringing me up at the gas station said “ok, have a nice day. i love you” and i said “what” and she repeated “i love you” with better diction

plumslices:

I love love and am terrified of it just like everyone else

bakwaaas:

there’s obviously a lot of nuance to to this conversation, but I feel like the way that people nowadays talk about friendships is so cold and devoid of love or empathy. like you aren’t allowed to complain or be sad, ur burdening ur friends with ur problems, helping someone through a hard time is ‘emotional labour’ and ‘you don’t owe anyone anything’ and I’m just thinking what does friendship even mean to you then? like honestly? people say ‘I’m not your therapist’ as if therapy is the answer to everything. what a sad world where a paid clinician is the only person you’re allowed to be emotionally vulnerable with. this ultra individualistic mindset leads to everyone feeling alone and isolated and we’ve lost all concept of community and support systems

(via schrodingers-slut)