I'll be in my room painting. or napping.
Occasionally I draw.
Currently:
Hannibal (NBC)
Shingeki no Kyojin (Attack on Titan)
Naruto (manga)
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Showing posts tagged loki
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Loki.
Loki calm down.
It’s just a game.
Hahaha, perfect
This is too cute! Ha ha!
(Source: hiddlescones)
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The line about being able to “smell crazy” on Loki was actually leading to something we shot and had to ditch for financial reasons. Which was that Loki did Multiple-Lokis at the Hulk in Stark Tower, and the Hulk took a sniff and then hit the real one.
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”The last day of the week, which was held sacred to Loki, was known in the Norse as Laugardag, or wash-day, but in English it was changed to Saturday, and was said to owe its name not to Saturn but to Sataere, the thief in ambush, and the Teutonic god of agriculture, who is supposed to be merely another personification of Loki.
Myths of the Norse Men by H. A. Guerber
Guys, Loki does have his day of the week!
(via inkheartsilence)
SATURDAY IS LOKI DAY.
IT’S THE DAY WHERE WE DO WHAT WE WANT.
(via consulting-anachronist)
(Source: misspsychotic)
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Robin Right This Instant: Sentiment
For “The Softer Side of Loki” Contest being held by the Loki-Hiddleston group on DA.
As any of you that read my webcomic know, I love bittersweet moments…and complicated family dynamics.
One of the things that hooked me in Avengers was Loki’s constant struggle with “Sentiment” - like… -
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I accidentally a Loki.
I wanted horns but I also wanted hair and this is my picture so I do what I want.
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i think im gonna get this laptop
and i will name it
vladimir lenin
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We are her fathers now.
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Anonymous asked: I write television. It is my job to make stories that people want to watch, and your insight into those stories makes my job even more thrilling. Seeing a viewer take what we as writers have constructed and look within it to find actual meaning—and meaning we had never considered—is so exciting. You have a beautiful understanding of characters. When I become disillusioned with this industry, I read your reactions, because to see such intelligent adoration is lovely.
Oh my god, anon if you are for real that means so so much, thank you!
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‘Songs for little people’ by Norman Gale; illustrated by Helen Stratton. Published 1896 by T. and...
