Jack and the Doctor.
John and David.
doing the Doctor Who theme tune.
(listen here)
This is the first time this has appeared on my dash, this is unaceptable, I want this everyday.
Can we make this an always reblog yes or yes.
im pretty sure that is the first and only time the host has ever smiled on the show
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just look at how happy this turtle looks i mean how can you not like this picture
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Coloring coloring books into a whole new level.
Art on the right by: http://loish.deviantart.com/
Coloring book pages belong to Disney.
I will honestly be surprised if no one else has thought of this before.
This tho
omg.
i can’t.
Steven Moffat in his interview at Paris ComicCon
- Interviewer: If you had a TARDIS, when and where would you go?
- Moffat: Oh, I dunno. Everyone else in the world has a better answer than me right now. Never ask a happy man where he wants to go, i just don't really want to go anywhere.
- Moffat: Maybe I would take some Sherlock DVDs back to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and see what he thinks.
- Moffat: He'd probably punch me.
Could MASN pick a worst picture? Just look at his face.
It’s actually really hard to find a good pic of JJ in action. He always puffs out his cheeks or something.
he looks like a monkey.
Yeah, a monkey that’s winning.
J.J. Hardy: the Orioles’ winning monkey.
greetings from maryland
Our Gold Glove outfield celebrates another victory
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This is pretty much me in the shower
when you take a shower you turn into gollum?????
myyyy coNDITIONEERRRRRR
And when the conditioner gets in my eyes, I screech:
IT BURNS UUUSSSSSSSSSS
This turns up on my dash every few days and makes me laugh every time.
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Wind, Not Water, Formed Mound On Mars, New Analysis Suggests
A roughly 3.5-mile high Martian mound that scientists suspect preserves evidence of a massive lake might actually have formed as a result of the Red Planet’s famously dusty atmosphere, an analysis of the mound’s features suggests. If correct, the research could dilute expectations that the mound holds evidence of a large body of water, which would have important implications for understanding Mars’ past habitability.
Animation of ESTCube-1 mission
Estonian first satellite ESTCube-1, built by students, will be launched with Vega space rocket. The launch date has been postponed couple of times due to weather conditions.
With a very high probability ESTCube-1 will fly to space tomorrow morning at 02:06 UTC.
You can watch the live stream of the launch here, and check out the time of the launch for your timezone here.
