Ren the Destroyer
While I enjoy the extreme anatomy of the Psycho class in Borderlands 2, I’m having trouble with this early level stuff and it’s not enough.
Riddick Official Trailer #1 (2013) - Vin Diesel, Karl Urban Sci-Fi Movie HD
Left for dead on a sun-scorched planet, Riddick finds himself up against an alien race of predators. Activating an emergency beacon alerts two ships: one carrying a new breed of mercenary, the other captained by a man from Riddick’s past.
*fans self*
Come to me right now.
Rach.
I found it.
It exists.
Fucking Hazelwood.
THE BASE. THE BASE OF BIG BOY’S STEEL ERECTION.
I’ve only ever seen their trucks.
This is a good day indeed.
The book arrived! Is quite beautiful, although I’m having the hardest time remembering to turn the book and not my head when the pages switch landscape/letter layout. :3
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Devereau Chumrau as Hunter in a cinemagraph by Shaela Cook.
Devereau is an amazing Hunter. And watch her head…
FInished watching Hemlock Grove today. It is an absolutely terrible show; terrible writing, confusing plot, dialogue that is laugh-out-loud bad, cringe-worthy acting, characters with no motives, baffling directing, the worst fake British accent, and themes and imagery that are punching you in the face with their complete lack of subtlety and their complete surplus of trying-too-hard. (They also killed off my favourite character.) I stopped watching it the first time I tried because it was so bad. But today I started it again and finished the whole first season. I think I may have liked it? And this right here is my entire reason why. Roman is totally in love with Peter and I hope there’s a second season just so I can keep chanting “Kiss! Kiss! Kiss!” every time they’re in a scene together. I guess I’ll like anything with man love, werewolves, and vampires.
This is how I felt but could not will myself to write about it. The last episode exhausted all my nerves.
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Currently.
The Real Abandoned Overlook Hotel
Unlike the fictional Overlook Hotel in Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining, this hotel is really named the Overlook. The abandoned hotel is located in the small, wine growing town of Bernkastel-Kues in Germany. Other than it has been unoccupied for about 13 years, there is no information as to why the hotel was closed. All of the furniture remains and it looks as if everyone there simply left. There are rumors that the hotel is haunted. According to urban explorers who frequent the spooky site, cameras malfunction, sounds can be heard throughout the premises and items seem to move around the hotel by themselves.









