Richard Madden for British GQ

THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS OF WESTEROS + ONE VIRTUE ⚜️ [ insp. ]

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every single person watching the show + mattemma thinking this was absolute bullshit

I am on the floor

WHAT

Absolutely fascinated by this stance of being committed enough to the tenets of Christianity that you believe the resurrection definitely happened, but explicitly ~not~committed enough to entirely close your mind off to the possibility of there being an entirely different messiah somewhere out there, just chilling in Texas on death row.

That’s the plot of The Green Mile, no joke

It’s WHAT

Happy 4 years anniversary to this post <3

HELL TO THE YEAH BABY .😜🔥

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✧ CHRIS EVANS PEOPLE’s 2022 Sexiest Man Alive

CHRIS EVANS ˗ˏˋ PEOPLE’s 2022 Sexiest Man Alive

We always talk about Eddie’s bullet belt, but we never talk about where it came from. We always talk about Eddie’s bullet belt and throw around headcanons that Steve got it for him, or Robin, since he didn’t go inside War Zone and couldn’t have got it for himself. We always talk about Eddie’s bullet belt, but we never talk about the fact that it was Erica who got it for him. Erica, who had known Eddie all of five days. Erica, who had only really spent three of those five actually interacting with Eddie. Erica, who, despite everything— Vecna curse, upside down nonsense, false murder charges, the general ‘Freak’ rep —not only really comes to like Eddie and wants to help clear his name, but also comes to know him well enough to take one look at a bullet belt while shopping for the quote-unquote necessities to say, “Yeah, no, that long-haired little metal dude is gonna eat this shit up. Gotta get it. Steve’s wallet can cry later,” and be absolutely right when she did. They might be going to war, but they can at least accessorize… Erica Sinclair, you are a genius, and we bow to you. 

Whatever they're doing, I need them to stop.😭

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I was at a party, years ago, and got chatting to a children’s tv show animator. His biggest gripe was that clients spent too much time worrying about “irrelevant crap, like which font the logo is set in.” He then asked me what I did for a living and I told him I was a type designer. I think about this every day.