Deliciously fabulous female villains
I have always had an odd fascination with the Disney villains. Example: When I was three, I requested Cruella be on my birthday cake. When it came in, it didn’t have her smoking the cigarette, so I made them take it back and add the cig. I was always a diva.
I never thought the lady from “Sword in the Stone” was a villan. I thought of her more as a Jar-Jar Binks type character.
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haunteddreamsandmidnightschemes:
lmfao. tori’s mom used to think i was the angle in heaven, when in reality im the one that got her smokin and all that other nonsense.
What kind of angle are you? A right angle? An obtuse angle?
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my family had a whole conversation about how this is one of the most emotionally gripping scenes in any movie ever over Christmas dinner, complete with my uncle’s impersonation of my mom sobbing hysterically in the theater
No kidding. I almost started crying watching the gifs.
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For Science of the Day: A rare Scaptia (Plinthina) horse fly, which has gone unnamed since being discovered in 1981, shall henceforth be known as Scaptia (Plinthina) beyoncae in honor of world-renowned recording artist Beyoncé.
Why? Researcher Bryan Lessard of CSIRO’s Australian National Insect Collection says he felt the fly’s gold-colored abdomen made it “the all time diva of flies.”
“It was the unique dense golden hairs on the fly’s abdomen that led me to name this fly in honour of the performer Beyoncé,” Lessard said, “as well as giving me the chance to demonstrate the fun side of taxonomy - the naming of species.”
A) This is incredible. B) I’m pretty cool with operating on a constant Bel Rowley.
Today I feel…Cersei Lannister
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