Those tiny things that make up Yourself.

Name's Nektaria. It's Greek because I'm Greek. Greek Orthodox Christian that is. Love singing, theatre and linguistics. I plan to be a writer one day (books, screenplays, songs, lots of things). © All copyrighted materials posted on this personal blog are for the sole purposes of documenting and illustrating my interests. All rights are reserved and respected to their original copyright owners. No copyright infringement of any kind is intended.

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allinablur:

Spot the differences: Pride and Prejudice and The Lizzie Bennet Diaries

7/? - in the middle before i knew that i had begun

(extra points for the use of a book quote that other adaptations like to ignore)

culvercreekprankmaster:

OH FUCK YOU KNOW WHAT I JUST REALIZED

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I am trying very hard to gel those two backstories in my head and failing.

hyoipears:

I think I’m slowly getting more used to the idea of the John Hurt secret regeneration..? Let’s call him 8.5 because there is no way I’m shifting numbers.

But really though. In all fairness it is an interesting concept. After all, we never actually see 8 regenerate, we’re missing details on the end of the Time War and knowing the Doctor forced himself to forget the version of him that did all those terrible things kinda adds to the pain of dark!Doctor. And we all like the pain let’s be honest here.

As many things as Moffat has messed up in the past (in the finale alone the lack of explanations, the terrible writing on Clara’s part, the pseudo-deaths as a cheap trick that plays on emotions) and is more than likely to mess up in the future, (Rose in the 50th, anything to do with Clara and River just to name a few) he might just get the plot right on this one.

He’s not going far back enough to mess with Classic Who things. It might end up a terrible episode in terms of general writing, but at this point I doubt he could do enough damage to change the very foundations of Who. At the worst, he’ll be egoistical, sexist and all-around a terrible person, and it’ll be one of the episodes that fandom will refuse to acknowledge. But Moffat can’t possibly fuck up things so badly that when he quits as showrunner and Eleven regenerates the next person in charge won’t be able to get the show back on its feet.

At least I dearly hope so.

ALRIGHT YOU LITTLE SHITS

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dreamwurks:

hacheload:

rosenkristall:

TUMBLR AND IT’S FUTURE IS AT STAKE HERE

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HOLY FUCKING SHIT, I CHECKED AND THIS IS NOT A DRILL

I REPEAT, THIS IS NOT A DRILL.

We need 5,000,000 signatures

i know there’s enough bloggers out there

hell sign twice using different emails.

OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD

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The European Commissions justification for the ban, under special Common Agriculture Policy regulations, is “hygiene” and to protect the “image of olive oil” with a measure that will benefit struggling industrial producers in Spain, Italy, Greece and Portugal.

Excuse you EU, but you’re ruining the nostalgic and beautiful image of olive oil jugs. (And if you’re worried about European hygiene, why are you looking at olive oil jugs? There’s plenty bigger fish to fry than that.)

jamesfromta:

For the non-Europeans/ people outside Europe who missed the biggest party in Europe (Eurovision) here is a clip from part of the finale. Last year’s winner, Loreen, sang a mix of three of her songs ‘We Got The Power’, ‘My Heart is Refusing Me’ followed by the Eurovision 2012 winning song, ‘Euphoria’.

If you weren’t able to watch Eurovision live watch this. Loreen is so good and is not typical of a Eurovision artist.

Eurovision

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jamesfromta:

Emmelie de Forest- Only Teardrops.

This was the winning performance of Eurovision 2013. I can’t wait to see the show Denmark will put on. I’m hoping to get tickets.

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jaded-mandarin:

Nicolas Poussin. Detail from The Triumph of David, 1630.

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