Musings of A Rambler

hazel-scully:

Susan: Mark! Are you okay? You came to say goodbye? 
Mark: No… stay. I want you to stay. 
Susan: But, Mark, I…
Mark: I love you. And I’m stupid for not saying it before.
Susan: No, it’s okay, I knew. In a way I knew.
Mark: We belong together. Tell me you don’t feel the same.
Susan: I’m sorry.
Mark: We’re right together.
Susan: Mark, you are my best friend in the whole world, I don’t know how I’m gonna make it without you.
Mark: Don’t go! 
Susan: I have to, I don’t belong here any more. I have a new life, it’s going in a different direction.
Mark: Susan… I don’t wanna lose you!
Susan: I’ll never forget you.
[as the train pulls away]
Susan: I do love you.
Mark: What?
Susan: I love you!

diglettdevious:

timetravellingfruitcake:

televisionismypatronus:

I. HATE. YOU.

>Reblog if you have ever felt personally victimised by the BBC.

AND IT’S COCKTEASING WRITERS

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laughterkey:

It’s Veteran’s Day, so here’s a picture of my Dad in Vietnam. I’ll post more later if I can track them down, they seem to have vanished from my computer at the moment.

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btx91:

justinrampage:

Illustrator / writer Kathleen Jennings took a collection of classic book titles and gave each one an awesome Dalek spin. Check out more on her art blog.

Daleks In Book Titles by Kathleen Jennings (Flickr) (Twitter)

Via: The Mary Sue

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE AND DALEKS

This is the greatest thing. 

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The joy Community brings me is indescribable. 

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My life lately has lead me to a serious amount of thinking this. 

Fuck my timing has been fucking terrible. 

Fuck.

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Gentlemen. It has been a privilege playing with you tonight.

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Poison & Wine is a musical snapshot about the dichotomy of love - that while it can be the thing that destroys you, it can also be the very same thing that beckons and builds you. JP and I are both married have been for several years now - and we got to talking one day about what a tug and pull our individual relationships can be. The longer you know someone - and the longer you allow someone to know you - the more the light and shadows inside each person become more vivid. This song was our attempt at being as brutally honest about the dangerous and beautiful process of knowing and being known. (-Joy Williams, The Civil Wars)

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