Remus: *cocking an eyebrow at a laughing Sirius who’s practically rolling on the floor* Can anyone tell me who just broke Sirius?
Ron: *grinning* Hermione did.
Remus: *frowning* Hermione? What in the world did she do to him?
Harry: *smirking* It’s not what she did to Sirius. It’s more like what she did to Snape.
Remus: Why? What did she do?
Harry: She set him on fire in our first year. And as you can see, Sirius is still unable to stop himself from laughing.
Remus:
Harry:
Remus:
Ron:
Hermione: *scowling* Great. Now you two broke Remus as well.
*somewhere in Heaven*
Lily: Oh, for Merlin’s sake James, STOP LAUGHING, YOU IDIOT! It’s not even THAT funny.
James: *howling in laughter* But it is! She – set – Snivellus – on – HAHAHAHAHA!!!
Sirius: You know, I really hate your last name, Lupin.
Remus: Well that’s truly unfortunate because in a few years it’ll be your last name.
Sirius: What?
Remus: What?
Apparently Tumblr is in the process of rolling out a feature that allows users to see when the people they have been messaging were last online.
Please know that I will never expect you to drop everything to answer my messages.
Please know that I understand you might only have come to Tumblr to decompress, not to talk.
Please know that I understand you have a RL that is stressful and you don’t always have the energy to respond.
Please never feel pressured into answering me just because you were “online”.
And @staff , please provide us with an opt-out solution for this.
Aragorn: I never understood why people cared so much about their dumb hobbits until I got dumb hobbits myself. I’ve only had Frodo and Sam for a day and a half, but if anything happened to them, I would kill everyone in this room and then myself.
until 1979 homosexuality was classed as an illness in sweden so you could call in sick bc you had the hots for paper boy in the morning
Ellie, I’m disappointed in you, you left out the best part. The reason they took it out in 1979 was because, to protest it, a shitton of people actually did. They’d get calls upon calls upon calls with “I can’t come in today, I’m feeling pretty gay”