Niamos (Morlana Club Mix)

sphyrne:

reread feet of clay, vimes is doing his best!!

sphyrne:

vimes finds his helmet

sphyrne:

art block heres sam

sphyrne:

boys

higgsbison:

the funniest part of night watch is vetinari’s off screen adventure

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higgsbison:

happy glorious 25th of may

sreegs:

noctumsolis:

sreegs:

red-mercer:

one-time-i-dreamt:

ALT

And why did the value plummet, Marissa? Why did it plummet?

Would like to know how exactly she wouldn’t fuck up Netflix or Hulu

Yahoo thought Tumblr would be the next PDF

Yahoo’s grand plan for Tumblr was to turn it into a “next-generation PDF”

They didn't really get it.

Quartz

What does that even mean? PDF as in Portable Document Format?

i cannot stress enough that i dont think yahoo even knew what a pdf was

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seananmcguire:

aqueerkettleofish:

I am kind of surprised that “D&D: Honor Among Thieves” isn’t getting as much [tumblr] love as it deserves. This is my contribution:

• Everyone involved– writer, actor, director, wardrobe, camera, EVERYONE– understood the assignment.
• There is no attempt to apologize for the fact that it’s an ensemble fantasy comedy-adventure movie.
• The plot is clever without being Too Clever. All of the major twists are well-telegraphed, and while it surprises you in a couple of places, it doesn’t try to shock you.
• Given that the archetypes of the fantasy genre came to us from Tolkein, Dungeons & Dragons, and Tolken-by-way-of-D&D, you will not need any context for the game and the lore that is not provided by the film itself. If you aren’t familiar with the lore, there are no jokes or plot points you will miss.
• If you are familiar with the Lore, there are references galore, but they’re not fan service, they’re the byproduct of the fact that the movie is set in a known location in a richly developed world. For example, despite that the fact that it’s set in Neverwinter, at no point do any characters utter the phrase “Neverwinter Nights”.
• If there must be a negative comparison to the game, it’s that no Dungeon Master alive could get a party to stick to the plot that well. They’d have gotten off track at the battlefield and the bard would have tried to seduce the Red Witch. Or everyone would have tried to adopt Themberchaud.

My mother, who understands D&D only as that loud nerd event which takes over the dining room four nights a month, loved the movie.

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tsarevichh:

miss them