EVERYTHING IS OKAY

i will never,,, in all the remaining years of my life,,, forget the classic lie as to harry james potter looking snape dead straight in the eyes and saying roonil wazlib was his nickname

Frank: *drops mic and walks away*

Frank: *comes back to see if he damaged the mic*

Christmas is still 45 days away, kid.

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for future reference

Burn The Stage

Ep 1: I’d Do It All - Youtube | Rulu

Ep 2: You Already Have The Answer - Dailymotion | Mediafire (mov) | Mediafire (mp4) | Google Drive | Openload | Rulu 

Ep 3: Just Give Me a Smile - Dailymotion (reuploading) | Google Drive | Rulu | Openload 

Ep 4: It’s On You and I - Dailymotion | Rulu | Google Drive | Openload

Ep 5: I Can’t Stop - Google Drive | Openload | Rulu

*rulu link isn’t mine                                                 

fantastic beast characters + text posts (pt 2)

Heads-up, Earthlings! The annual Geminid meteor shower has arrived, peaking overnight Dec. 13-14. It’s a good time to bundle up! Then, go outside and let the universe blow your mind!

The Geminids are active every December, when Earth passes through a massive trail of dusty debris shed by a weird, rocky object named 3200 Phaethon. The dust and grit burn up when they run into Earth’s atmosphere in a flurry of “shooting stars." 

The Geminids can be seen with the naked eye under clear, dark skies over most of the world, though the best view is from the Northern Hemisphere. Observers will see fewer Geminids in the Southern Hemisphere, where the radiant doesn’t climb very high over the horizon. Skywatching is easy. Just get away from bright lights and look up in any direction! Give your eyes time to adjust to the dark. Meteors appear all over the sky.

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