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In the moments before she dies, a woman whose hair used to be bright ginger is visited by a man in a bowtie. She does not know who he is and thinks about giving him a piece of her mind till he moves forward and presses his fingertips to her temple. Memories flood her mind. People and planets and places she had saved alongside a long streak of nothing rush back to her. She remembers being the most important woman in creation. Then with a smile on her face Donna Noble closes her eyes and sleeps forevermore. The Doctor simply looks on with tears in his eyes as his best friend leaves this world with the only gift he could give her.

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donnanoble-the-sasstronaut:

mrloopysquirrel:

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hello yes, 911 send me an aMBULANCE

(Source: onginalmaz)

wonderingsandwitticisms: OKAY LISTEN UP. I’ve seen lots of tutorials going up on this site, and a lot of them have things that are horribly, horribly wrong.  So here’s my tutorial.  It is not guaranteed to be 100% correct and it is only for English mode.  But it is what I know to the best of my knowledge.  I’ve been writing in Tengwar for 10 years, so I think I’m a pretty valid source. Regarding vowels: In English Mode, the most acceptable thing to do is place the vowel over the FOLLOWING consonant, unless there isn’t one or you have two vowels in a row - in which case, use the placeholders that are shown above.  Here is a visual: When the cold of winter comesStarless night will cover day There is much more to Elvish/Tengwar than what you see here.  For a full (and old, so possibly incorrect) tutorial, click here.  I made this tutorial a long time ago. Tolkien said once that when it comes to Tengwar, there are no real rules for English, so if you do it a little differently than me - that’s okay!  If you do it the same as me - that’s okay too!  It’s all up to interpretation.  Feel free to add on your own preferences as you reblog this.  And of course, if you want the original source, check the appendices of your copy of Return of the King!
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wonderingsandwitticisms: OKAY LISTEN UP. I’ve seen lots of tutorials going up on this site, and a lot of them have things that are horribly, horribly wrong.  So here’s my tutorial.  It is not guaranteed to be 100% correct and it is only for English mode.  But it is what I know to the best of my knowledge.  I’ve been writing in Tengwar for 10 years, so I think I’m a pretty valid source. Regarding vowels: In English Mode, the most acceptable thing to do is place the vowel over the FOLLOWING consonant, unless there isn’t one or you have two vowels in a row - in which case, use the placeholders that are shown above.  Here is a visual: When the cold of winter comesStarless night will cover day There is much more to Elvish/Tengwar than what you see here.  For a full (and old, so possibly incorrect) tutorial, click here.  I made this tutorial a long time ago. Tolkien said once that when it comes to Tengwar, there are no real rules for English, so if you do it a little differently than me - that’s okay!  If you do it the same as me - that’s okay too!  It’s all up to interpretation.  Feel free to add on your own preferences as you reblog this.  And of course, if you want the original source, check the appendices of your copy of Return of the King!
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wonderingsandwitticisms: OKAY LISTEN UP. I’ve seen lots of tutorials going up on this site, and a lot of them have things that are horribly, horribly wrong.  So here’s my tutorial.  It is not guaranteed to be 100% correct and it is only for English mode.  But it is what I know to the best of my knowledge.  I’ve been writing in Tengwar for 10 years, so I think I’m a pretty valid source. Regarding vowels: In English Mode, the most acceptable thing to do is place the vowel over the FOLLOWING consonant, unless there isn’t one or you have two vowels in a row - in which case, use the placeholders that are shown above.  Here is a visual: When the cold of winter comesStarless night will cover day There is much more to Elvish/Tengwar than what you see here.  For a full (and old, so possibly incorrect) tutorial, click here.  I made this tutorial a long time ago. Tolkien said once that when it comes to Tengwar, there are no real rules for English, so if you do it a little differently than me - that’s okay!  If you do it the same as me - that’s okay too!  It’s all up to interpretation.  Feel free to add on your own preferences as you reblog this.  And of course, if you want the original source, check the appendices of your copy of Return of the King!
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wonderingsandwitticisms: OKAY LISTEN UP. I’ve seen lots of tutorials going up on this site, and a lot of them have things that are horribly, horribly wrong.  So here’s my tutorial.  It is not guaranteed to be 100% correct and it is only for English mode.  But it is what I know to the best of my knowledge.  I’ve been writing in Tengwar for 10 years, so I think I’m a pretty valid source. Regarding vowels: In English Mode, the most acceptable thing to do is place the vowel over the FOLLOWING consonant, unless there isn’t one or you have two vowels in a row - in which case, use the placeholders that are shown above.  Here is a visual: When the cold of winter comesStarless night will cover day There is much more to Elvish/Tengwar than what you see here.  For a full (and old, so possibly incorrect) tutorial, click here.  I made this tutorial a long time ago. Tolkien said once that when it comes to Tengwar, there are no real rules for English, so if you do it a little differently than me - that’s okay!  If you do it the same as me - that’s okay too!  It’s all up to interpretation.  Feel free to add on your own preferences as you reblog this.  And of course, if you want the original source, check the appendices of your copy of Return of the King!
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wonderingsandwitticisms: OKAY LISTEN UP. I’ve seen lots of tutorials going up on this site, and a lot of them have things that are horribly, horribly wrong.  So here’s my tutorial.  It is not guaranteed to be 100% correct and it is only for English mode.  But it is what I know to the best of my knowledge.  I’ve been writing in Tengwar for 10 years, so I think I’m a pretty valid source. Regarding vowels: In English Mode, the most acceptable thing to do is place the vowel over the FOLLOWING consonant, unless there isn’t one or you have two vowels in a row - in which case, use the placeholders that are shown above.  Here is a visual: When the cold of winter comesStarless night will cover day There is much more to Elvish/Tengwar than what you see here.  For a full (and old, so possibly incorrect) tutorial, click here.  I made this tutorial a long time ago. Tolkien said once that when it comes to Tengwar, there are no real rules for English, so if you do it a little differently than me - that’s okay!  If you do it the same as me - that’s okay too!  It’s all up to interpretation.  Feel free to add on your own preferences as you reblog this.  And of course, if you want the original source, check the appendices of your copy of Return of the King!
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wonderingsandwitticisms: OKAY LISTEN UP. I’ve seen lots of tutorials going up on this site, and a lot of them have things that are horribly, horribly wrong.  So here’s my tutorial.  It is not guaranteed to be 100% correct and it is only for English mode.  But it is what I know to the best of my knowledge.  I’ve been writing in Tengwar for 10 years, so I think I’m a pretty valid source. Regarding vowels: In English Mode, the most acceptable thing to do is place the vowel over the FOLLOWING consonant, unless there isn’t one or you have two vowels in a row - in which case, use the placeholders that are shown above.  Here is a visual: When the cold of winter comesStarless night will cover day There is much more to Elvish/Tengwar than what you see here.  For a full (and old, so possibly incorrect) tutorial, click here.  I made this tutorial a long time ago. Tolkien said once that when it comes to Tengwar, there are no real rules for English, so if you do it a little differently than me - that’s okay!  If you do it the same as me - that’s okay too!  It’s all up to interpretation.  Feel free to add on your own preferences as you reblog this.  And of course, if you want the original source, check the appendices of your copy of Return of the King!
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wonderingsandwitticisms:

OKAY LISTEN UP.


I’ve seen lots of tutorials going up on this site, and a lot of them have things that are horribly, horribly wrong.  So here’s my tutorial.  It is not guaranteed to be 100% correct and it is only for English mode.  But it is what I know to the best of my knowledge.  I’ve been writing in Tengwar for 10 years, so I think I’m a pretty valid source.

Regarding vowels: In English Mode, the most acceptable thing to do is place the vowel over the FOLLOWING consonant, unless there isn’t one or you have two vowels in a row - in which case, use the placeholders that are shown above.  Here is a visual:

When the cold of winter comes
Starless night will cover day

There is much more to Elvish/Tengwar than what you see here.  For a full (and old, so possibly incorrect) tutorial, click here.  I made this tutorial a long time ago.

Tolkien said once that when it comes to Tengwar, there are no real rules for English, so if you do it a little differently than me - that’s okay!  If you do it the same as me - that’s okay too!  It’s all up to interpretation.  Feel free to add on your own preferences as you reblog this.  And of course, if you want the original source, check the appendices of your copy of Return of the King!

jeanpaul-sophie-ranier: miakosamuio: I love how much we all love everything about Harry Potter. Like this is a gif of Harry untying his shoe, and we’re all like FUCK YEAH HARRY UNTYING HIS SHOE CHECK OUT HIS SHOE-TAKING-OFF SKILLZ YOU GO BOY! it has literally gotten to the point that this fandom needs new material so bad that we are all reblogging a picture of harry untying his shoe he’s not even using magic or anything
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jeanpaul-sophie-ranier:

miakosamuio:

I love how much we all love everything about Harry Potter.

Like this is a gif of Harry untying his shoe, and we’re all like FUCK YEAH HARRY UNTYING HIS SHOE CHECK OUT HIS SHOE-TAKING-OFF SKILLZ YOU GO BOY!

it has literally gotten to the point that this fandom needs new material so bad that we are all reblogging a picture of harry untying his shoe

he’s not even using magic or anything

(Source: disillusionedcupotea)

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