yum – Loki is the Philosopher King

cyberdelph:

What did you do brother? by wherecanifindu

tomloki:

“Not many actors can do things just with their face like Tom.” -Susanne Bier

lokisergi:

pedeka:

ladylaufeyson1:

Y’all can disagree about whatever the fuck you want on this hell site… but I don’t want to hear for one minute that Loki couldn’t/shouldn’t/wouldn’t rock a man bun.

Because he absolutely could/should/would.

this pushes buttons that I didn’t know existed………….wow

amatasera:

Loki(fied). For reasons.

lokifuckyeah smittentomkitten lokiwholockfactory ophelia-tagloff incredifishface insanely-smart mypreciousmind1 d-m-jonas sherekahnsgirl laterovaries tarrysmith coy00koi hiddleshoneybunny iamthebadwolf85 angreav eve1978 nwadadnama

satanssyn-n-things:

golikethatcat:

Loki birthday greetings ( embarrassingly belated) for my extraordinary friend @satanssyn-n-things. I hope your day was uplifting and delightful.

HOLY SHIT

WHY DID YOU DO THIS

writernotwaiting:

angrymadsygin:

tomkurbikston:

Edit by crazysquirrel28 on Photobucket

@incredifishface

Yes @incredifishface you should see this

bunjywunjy:

jhaernyl:

tousledbirdmadgrrrl:

Corsican vendetta knife with floral detail

“may all your wounds be mortal”

This is beautiful.

Though, it’s not “all your wounds” (tutte le tue ferite) but rather “May my wound” (la mia ferita).

It’s feminine singular and I do kinda love the personalization of the writing.

But it’s also … it’s kind of grammatically incorrect but it’s also very colloquial and dialectal.

Che la mia ferita sia mortale is more than just a saying … it’s almost an invocation.

It’s also less ‘may’ and more ‘that’ so it should be more like …

That my wound be lethal

are we all just going to ignore that this thing is called a vendetta knife

joannaestep:

WIP WIP WIP

Threw on a little color. At this point I’m not sure where my head is at, so maybe I’ll be able to keep refining this drawing, and maybe I won’t. I’m in a mood to be messy and cathartic instead of neat and finicky.

*runs out the door*