zjackt:

seki0930:

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这谜样的笑点www

starrose17:

Professor Lehnsherr knew the expression on his face alone was enough to be considered illegal, knew his job, reputation, hell entire life was teetering dangerously on the edge of Smirking & Leer falls. If any one knew the thoughts currently saturating his mind as he stared down at his favourite student he’d be out of any educational job for the rest of time, and probably put on some kind of list down at the police station. He knew all this, yet it still didn’t stop him from looking that way all the same, and it didn’t stop that jolt of pleasure seeing Charles glance up at him in that awkward shy teenager way, knowing full well what that expression meant. After all, the boy flirted with him enough in and outside of class, Erik wasn’t stupid.

Still, he wasn’t doing any harm, thinking it wasn’t illegal.

Not yet anyway.

Part 3 of the Teacher/Student AU. Part 1, Part 2. Part 4

(via starrose17)

mokonosuke7:

shootingnova:

Loki x Loki

かわいくて鼻血でる_(┐「εX)_

mokonosuke7:

shootingnova:

Loki x Loki

かわいくて鼻血でる_(┐「εX)_

luninosity:

theletteraesc:

mrkinch:

JITTERY NERVES!

“Especially made for milady’s needs.”

“satisfaction guaranteed”

luninosity:

theletteraesc:

mrkinch:

JITTERY NERVES!

“Especially made for milady’s needs.”

“satisfaction guaranteed”

(Source: suburbiaamericana, via kageillusionz)

thescienceofjohnlock:

nannygal:

“I couldn’t see Martin’s face. He was just a little blob on the pavement waiting for a bigger blob to land by his feet. That was really wonderful to see what he had done on the other end of that phone conversation. I could hear, we were wired so we could hear each other speak in real time. So I could hear him but to see it was really really moving and seeing him in shock afterwards…it’s ridiculous but it actually made me cry.” — Benedict Cumberbatch on the ending of The Reichenbach Fall.

We all cried.

thescienceofjohnlock:

nannygal:

“I couldn’t see Martin’s face. He was just a little blob on the pavement waiting for a bigger blob to land by his feet. That was really wonderful to see what he had done on the other end of that phone conversation. I could hear, we were wired so we could hear each other speak in real time. So I could hear him but to see it was really really moving and seeing him in shock afterwards…it’s ridiculous but it actually made me cry.” — Benedict Cumberbatch on the ending of The Reichenbach Fall.

We all cried.

(via sherllamalock)

flappyhappyhiddles:

To further your research.

(Source: tomhiddleston-gifs)

mrsdolowey:

behind the scenes of X-men

(via comew)

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