jacksthoughtsontheworld:

fifty-shades-of-gandalf-the-grey:

onthesideoftheotters:

remember the time when spock quoted sherlock and then sherlock was in the next movie

that’s how you summon Benedict Cumberbatch

You rang?

It’s not a quote. Its a logic theory called Occam’s Razor. “All other solutions proven false, whatever remains (however improbable) must be the truth.” Spock and Sherlock just both manage to use it in their deductive reasoning. Its is an often overlooked solution in normal human society because reasoning is clouded by emotion and finalized belief on things they view as impossible. Spock and Sherlock are able to arrive at this conclusion easily because Spock is thinking logically while Sherlock is able to distance himself from the problem because he is a sociopath and sees the world outside of himself as being governed by a set of logical rules, which allows him to be such a great deductive reasoner and detective.

(Source: queenton)

(via evangelikon)

pointless-nonsense:

Every law that curbs my basic human freedom; every lie about the things I care for; every crime committed against me by their politics; that what’s makes me get up and hound these fuckers, and I’ll do that until the day I die. Or until my brain dries up or something.

(Source: pulpo-neurotico)

YES! See! That was all I was asking for! A smile! That’s all you needed to do was recognize that Tyrion was not a threat. He was not true to his Lannister name. He was kind and gentle and made jokes. That he was trying to help in the best way he could. Tyrion knows he is hurting Sansa, but he is trying his best not to. But at least they both know that as long as Sansa is married to Tyrion, Joffrey can’t hurt her.

(Source: daenerys-theconqueror, via classyandstarstruck)

Joffrey is such a prick.

(Source: innsurgent)

The word for “pride” in Dothraki.

See?

(via i-c-e-a-n-d-f-i-r-e)