Louis Mitas

TIL that “soulmate” is an adjective.

Who knew? 

harrywhogleeks:

cosmostrekker:

gingerhaze:

mishasteaparty:

x

HAHA oh man

HIS FACE.

YESSS, SOMEONE GIF’D THE OH MY GOD.

callmejude:

sassygaysherlock:

i made you coffee jawn

drink it

drink the coffee

isnt it delicious

i drugged it.

#i don’t always have friends #but when i do i drug them

insanelygaming:

The Portal Two (Portal 2 Cocktails)
Ingredients:
Blue Curacao
Vodka
Lemonade 
Cointreau
Rum 
Orangina 
Small tumblers
Directions: “This drink is, of course, designed to resemble the two coloured portals from the excellent sci-fi puzzle game. For the blue version, get a small tumbler and pour in 10ml of Blue Curacao, 10ml of vodka and top up with lemonade. For orange you’ll need another tumbler, this time filled with 10ml of Cointreau, 10ml of rum and Orangina. If you fancy, you can jazz the glasses up with coloured sugar rims. Simply pour some sugar into a sandwich bag with the relevant food colouring, shake them up, pour the resulting mix into a dish and dip your tumbler in. “You can mix the portals together if you like,” says James. “It’s a very orangey flavour, which we thought tied in with The Orange Box, the compilation in which the original Portal appeared.”
The finest beverage breakthroughs from the Aperture alcohol research labs. Drink them in the name of science. You monster.
Drink created by James Dance of Loading for an article in The Guardian. Check out the article for the rest of the drinks and check out Loading for a great gaming bar and cafe.

insanelygaming:

The Portal Two (Portal 2 Cocktails)

Ingredients:

  • Blue Curacao
  • Vodka
  • Lemonade 
  • Cointreau
  • Rum 
  • Orangina 
  • Small tumblers

Directions: “This drink is, of course, designed to resemble the two coloured portals from the excellent sci-fi puzzle game. For the blue version, get a small tumbler and pour in 10ml of Blue Curacao, 10ml of vodka and top up with lemonade. For orange you’ll need another tumbler, this time filled with 10ml of Cointreau, 10ml of rum and Orangina. If you fancy, you can jazz the glasses up with coloured sugar rims. Simply pour some sugar into a sandwich bag with the relevant food colouring, shake them up, pour the resulting mix into a dish and dip your tumbler in. “You can mix the portals together if you like,” says James. “It’s a very orangey flavour, which we thought tied in with The Orange Box, the compilation in which the original Portal appeared.”

The finest beverage breakthroughs from the Aperture alcohol research labs. Drink them in the name of science. You monster.

Drink created by James Dance of Loading for an article in The Guardian. Check out the article for the rest of the drinks and check out Loading for a great gaming bar and cafe.

moviesinframes:

A Night at the Opera, 1935 (dir. Sam Wood)
By SunnydaZe

moviesinframes:

A Night at the Opera, 1935 (dir. Sam Wood)

By SunnydaZe

areasofmyexpertise:

”This portfolio is a half-step away from a cellar-full of canned goods and nine-millimeter rounds,” he says. Link courtesy DKos. That is all.

 Leave it to a libertarian to be prepared for the downfall of society.

IT’S BEGINNING TO LOOK

jamandearlgrey:

aliveinabox:

blueskyesandberets:

xjennersonx:

comeandbreakmyheart:

I will always reblog this, best post ever. 

Forever reblog

I dunno guys, I think that chair may be onto something.

ferris wheel i can’t

Best photoset ever.

twistedtimelord:

SO CUTE.

twistedtimelord:

SO CUTE.

rightmeow42:

..are cool. :)

rightmeow42:

..are cool. :)