- Cas: On a scale of 1-10, how much do you love me?
- Dean: 3.2
- Cas: ...
- Dean: I love you more than pi
NBC!Hannibal + Food
question to the hannibal fandom: are we allowed to drool over these meals or is that frowned upon
You can always do what I do. Smile and go “damn that looks good” theni n oyur mind start screaming “EVERYTHING IS PEOPLE! EVERYTHING!!”
tbch i think id still eat it
How the hell do you make scrambled eggs out f ppl…..
there’s sausage in it
if you think it looks good remember it’s only people in the context of the show, and in real life that shit is delicious and people free.
(Source: hanniballecters, via kassidelove)
Tony Stark, everyone.
Robert Downey jr everyone.
it had to be corrected
Tony Stark pretending to be Robert Downey Jr pretending to be Tony Stark.
There, corrected even more.Tumblr has officially lost the ability to tell the difference between Tony Stark and Robert Downey Jr.
Robert Downey Jr has lost the ability to tell the difference between Tony Stark and Robert Downey Jr.
the-nargles-have-the-phone-box:
So today in psychology class, I wasn’t really paying attention and I was just doodling in my sketch book, but then my friend nudged me and I looked up at the screen and these pictures were there:
And I started laughing at my teacher yelled at me because I was laughing at a mental illness. Long story short, I got kicked out of class.Thank you for suffering through this extremely embarrassing ordeal to bring us this story
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A lion and tiger and bear!!
As cubs a lion, a tiger, and a bear had been owned by a drug dealer who did not properly care for them. The bear’s harness grew into his skin because the owner did not alter it as the animal grew. They had been abused and neglected early in life, but were finally rescued. The bear’s harness was surgically removed.
After they had been taken in by an animal sanctuary in Georgia, the staff tried to separate them due to obvious concerns that the three large predators would fight. During the trial of separation, the animals were uncooperative and behaved poorly. Once reunited, the three calmed down and were well behaved.
Twelve years later, the three friends spend their days playing, cuddling, and eating together. There are no plans to separate these lifelong friends.Lions and tigers and bears, d’awwwww
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(Source: nyiro, via release-the-krogan)
“A vodka, please.”
“Erm, this is McDonald’s.”
“OK, a McVodka, please.
Okay, Chinese photoshop trolls are way funnier than American photoshop trolls.
i just appreciate photoshop
Basically the big three trying to figure out what the heck is up with this new fandom.
i love how we’re basically treating hannibal like our newborn baby brother just being brought home from the hospital
(via talonsandwings)
Brain Wound Eliminates Man’s Mental Illness
A mentally ill young man who shot himself in the head in a suicide attempt suffered a brain injury that apparently eliminated his phobia of germs and his obsession with washing his hands, doctors say.
The .22-caliber slug destroyed the section of the brain responsible for his disabling obsessive-compulsive behavior without causing any other brain damage, his doctor said in a report in Physician’s Weekly, a British journal of psychiatry. Victims of the disorder typically have an inexplicable compulsion to repeat activities over and over.
The afflicted man, now a straight-A college student, tried to kill himself five years ago, when he was 19 years old, said Dr. Leslie Solyom, a psychiatrist at Shaughnessy Hospital in Vancouver, British Columbia. Effects of His Behavior
The man, identified only as George, washed his hands hundreds of times a day and took frequent showers, Dr. Solyom said. The behavior had forced him to drop out of school and quit his job.
Dr. Solyom treated him for more than a year before he tried suicide.
”George was also very depressed and told his mother that his life was so wretched that he would rather die,” Dr. Solyom related. ”She said, ‘So look George, if your life is so wretched, just go and shoot yourself.’ So George went to the basement, stuck a .22-caliber rifle in his mouth and pulled the trigger.”
The bullet lodged in the left front lobe of the brain. Surgeons removed it but could not get out all the fragments.
”When he was transferred to our hospital three weeks later, he had hardly any compulsions left,” Dr. Solyom said.
George had also retained the same I.Q. he had before becoming ill, Dr. Solyum said, and he returned to school, got a new job and is now in his second year of college. #3% in U.S. May Be Compulsive The story was also reported in today’s issue of The Los Angeles Times.
New research indicates that as much as 3 percent of the United States population displays some obsessive-compulsive behavior, said Dr. Michael Jenike, a psychiatrist at Harvard University.
Conventional psychotherapy is useless in such victims, Dr. Jenike said. The disorder is most effectively treated with a combination of antidepressant drugs and behavioral therapy.
As a last resort, neurosurgeons will occasionally remove part of the left front lobe of the brain, where the obsessive behavior is thought to originate. The operation is probably performed between 10 and 30 times a year in the United States, with mixed results, said Dr. Thomas Ballantine of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
http://www.nytimes.com/1988/02/25/us/brain-wound-eliminates-man-s-mental-illness.html
