Suonii Sebtle

Hey! Not much to say really. I'm 19 and from the UK. I'm pretty multi-fandom. And I think that's pretty much it. Feel free to talk to me anytime =]
youknowyourebritishwhen:

strangerwmf:




Look, wherever you live in the world, Britain has probably tried to invade you at some point. That is a historic fact because new research claims that Britain—in our long, colorful, magnificent, slightly-shameful and occasionally cross-dressing history—we have invaded all but TWENTY TWO countries in the world. This new study found out that, at various times, Britain has invaded almost 90% of the countries around the planet. […] It’s not that we failed to invade those other twenty-two, it’s just that we basically forgot.


— John Oliver in The Bugle, about “All the Countries We’ve Ever Invaded and the Few We Never Got Round To”
For the curious, the 22 Britain never got round to are: Andorra, Belarus, Bolivia, Burundi, Central African Republic, Chad, the Republic of Congo, Guatemala, Ivory Coast, Kyrgyzstan, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Mali, Marshall Islands, Monaco, Mongolia, Paraguay, Sao Tome and Principe, Sweden, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Vatican City. (See map, from the Telegraph, above.)
Generally, these are either land-locked nations/nations with few ports or small nations (that might have gone over-looked). But I’m disappointed about Sweden. It’s right fucking there.
France, meanwhile, holds the record of being invaded by the British the most, which Oliver suggests is because their food smells so good wafting across the Channel.


Places Britain sort of forgot to invade.

youknowyourebritishwhen:

strangerwmf:

Look, wherever you live in the world, Britain has probably tried to invade you at some point. That is a historic fact because new research claims that Britain—in our long, colorful, magnificent, slightly-shameful and occasionally cross-dressing history—we have invaded all but TWENTY TWO countries in the world. This new study found out that, at various times, Britain has invaded almost 90% of the countries around the planet. […] It’s not that we failed to invade those other twenty-two, it’s just that we basically forgot.

— John Oliver in The Bugle, about “All the Countries We’ve Ever Invaded and the Few We Never Got Round To”

For the curious, the 22 Britain never got round to are: Andorra, Belarus, Bolivia, Burundi, Central African Republic, Chad, the Republic of Congo, Guatemala, Ivory Coast, Kyrgyzstan, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Mali, Marshall Islands, Monaco, Mongolia, Paraguay, Sao Tome and Principe, Sweden, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Vatican City. (See map, from the Telegraph, above.)

Generally, these are either land-locked nations/nations with few ports or small nations (that might have gone over-looked). But I’m disappointed about Sweden. It’s right fucking there.

France, meanwhile, holds the record of being invaded by the British the most, which Oliver suggests is because their food smells so good wafting across the Channel.

Places Britain sort of forgot to invade.

(via yogurt-from-scratch)

jpierrepontcriss:

my mom was pulling into a parking space today and she asked “am i relatively straight?” and i said “i think that’s something you need to decide for yourself” and she told me to walk home

(via spiritsflame)

protagonistes:

I do not think I have ever watched any supernatural show where I did not love the over-competent human sidekicks best.

protagonistes:

I do not think I have ever watched any supernatural show where I did not love the over-competent human sidekicks best.

(via sterekeverafter)

project-assbutt:

swagandthemangoes:

ijustwanttohugdavidtennant:

barkingmad98:

katsaysmeh:

sherlocklovesjohn:

has everyone got that one follower who is still a misha

Most of us got out of the Mishapocalypse. But some of them… some of them got stuck. And now they can’t get out. There transformation apparently did not went smoothly and now they are Misha. Forever.

They stared into Misha, and Misha stared back

The image of a Misha becomes a Misha

image

Don’t blink.

They have been upgraded.

(via idonthaveparasites)