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The Moments That Make Life Worth Living.

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There should be a show called “You’ll Never Find Out” where each week there’s a new story with a new set of characters and it always ends on a cliffhanger.

Well hello there satan

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NO BUT THEN IN THE SEASON FINALE THEY HAVE LIKE 3 MINUTE SPOTS TO SHOW THE CONCLUSIONS FOR ALL THE STORIES

AND PLOT TWIST: All those unconnected stories? They connect like puzzle pieces in the end. 

sooooo glee?

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neverlandtrail: Fun Facts about Mean Girls: 1. Initially, Lindsay Lohan was cast as Regina, but decided to play the “nice girl” so the public wouldn’t base her real personality on Regina’s. 2. Amanda Seyfried was initially supposed to play Cady, Lindsay Lohan’s part. 3. Tim Meadows broke his hand before shooting and had to wear a cast, so the explanation that his character Mr. Duvall had carpal tunnel was added. 4. In the scene where Cady was asked if her “muffin was buttered”, the line was originally going to be, “Is your cherry popped?” The same goes for the girl who “made out with a hot dog” this was going to be “masturbated with a hot dog”. These were omitted in order for the film to gain a PG 13+ rating instead of a R. 5. Ashley Tisdale auditioned for Karen Smith. 6. Lindsay Lohan’s character is named “Cady”, which has a common pronunciation (“Katie”) but an uncommon spelling for an American girl’s first name. In keeping with the film’s theme of female empowerment, it is the same spelling of the birth last name of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, an 18th-century pioneer in the American Women’s Rights movement. 7. In real life, Rachel McAdams is 8 years older than Lindsay Lohan, who plays her classmate, and only 7 years younger than Amy Poehler, who plays her mother. 8. When casting the film, Tina Fey picked Jonathan Bennett (Aaron Samuels) because he looked like Jimmy Fallon. 9. Mean Girls is based on the book “Queen Bees and Wannabes: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends, and Other Realities of Adolescence” by Rosalind Wiseman, even though it is a non-fiction parental self-help guide with no narrative at all. 10. Rachel McAdams’ hair was a wig. 11. The skirts for the Christmas talent show were made of plastic; the costume designer says they were made of that fabric to “represent the Plastics”. 12. David Reale, a Canadian actor born 1984, was the man who played Glen Coco. Sadly, this crucial role was not credited in the movie. FOUR FOR YOU DAVID REALE, YOU GO DAVID REALE

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Fun Facts about Mean Girls:

  • 1. Initially, Lindsay Lohan was cast as Regina, but decided to play the “nice girl” so the public wouldn’t base her real personality on Regina’s.
  • 2. Amanda Seyfried was initially supposed to play Cady, Lindsay Lohan’s part.
  • 3. Tim Meadows broke his hand before shooting and had to wear a cast, so the explanation that his character Mr. Duvall had carpal tunnel was added.
  • 4. In the scene where Cady was asked if her “muffin was buttered”, the line was originally going to be, “Is your cherry popped?” The same goes for the girl who “made out with a hot dog” this was going to be “masturbated with a hot dog”. These were omitted in order for the film to gain a PG 13+ rating instead of a R.
  • 5. Ashley Tisdale auditioned for Karen Smith.
  • 6. Lindsay Lohan’s character is named “Cady”, which has a common pronunciation (“Katie”) but an uncommon spelling for an American girl’s first name. In keeping with the film’s theme of female empowerment, it is the same spelling of the birth last name of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, an 18th-century pioneer in the American Women’s Rights movement.
  • 7. In real life, Rachel McAdams is 8 years older than Lindsay Lohan, who plays her classmate, and only 7 years younger than Amy Poehler, who plays her mother.
  • 8. When casting the film, Tina Fey picked Jonathan Bennett (Aaron Samuels) because he looked like Jimmy Fallon.
  • 9. Mean Girls is based on the book “Queen Bees and Wannabes: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends, and Other Realities of Adolescence” by Rosalind Wiseman, even though it is a non-fiction parental self-help guide with no narrative at all.
  • 10. Rachel McAdams’ hair was a wig.
  • 11. The skirts for the Christmas talent show were made of plastic; the costume designer says they were made of that fabric to “represent the Plastics”.
  • 12. David Reale, a Canadian actor born 1984, was the man who played Glen Coco. Sadly, this crucial role was not credited in the movie.

FOUR FOR YOU DAVID REALE, YOU GO DAVID REALE

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This is THORIN. He is the leader of the dwarves and he is a total bamf. He is also very angsty.

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This is BALIN. He is like Thorin’s right hand man/dwarf. He is the one whose grave Gimli was crying over in the mines of Moria in The Fellowship of the Ring.

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This is BOFUR. He is super nice and makes you fall in love with him.

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This is DWALIN. He had tattoos on his head. He is like a gansta dwarf. Just look at that pose. Total thug life.

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This is BIFUR. I’m not really sure what that thing sticking out of his head is. He kinda looks like a homeless hippie.

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This is DORI. Not to be mistaken with a fish from Finding Nemo. 

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This in BOMBUR. He is really fat because he just eats all the time. He’s like Merry and Pippin combined when it comes to food.

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This is GLOIN. He is Gimli’s dad so you should love him.

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This is OIN. He kinda looks like Gandalf in Dwarf form.

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This is NORI. You could use his hair-do as a Middle Earth ‘you tried’ star.

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This is ORI. He is the youngest and he is super sweet and adorable and has a little sling shot thing. He doesn’t like green food. Love him.

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This is FILI. He is a super hot dwarf. He’s like a serious dwarf who can kill you by giving you a seductive look.

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This mother ‘F’ing dwarf is mother ‘F’ing KILI. This joker is like the most smoking hot thing to ever enter Middle Earthdom. He is a total hilarious freaking jokster who has already won the hearts of every girl who has gone to see this freaking movie. He comes on the screen all smug and hot and funny and makes you want to kill yourself because of his face. He is like the Aragorn of the dwarves. OH MY GOD!

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i love how this post starts out all basic and businesslike and then just basically morphs into a full-on fangirl meltdown complete with ovary explosions and chibi hearts

This post forgot to include Thorin’s majesty, but it is very good. :)

It was made before that became a thing.

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When Ennis finds Jack’s and his shirts hanging together in Jack’s childhood closet, Jack has arranged them so that Jack’s blue shirt is visible first and Ennis’ light plaid shirt is tucked inside it.
In the final scene in the film, after Ennis has taken both shirts home to hang them in his own closet, they are reversed, so that Jack’s shirt is inside Ennis’. According to co-screenwriter Diana Ossana, switching the order of the shirts was Heath Ledger’s idea.

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The Guy With The Magic Touch

For four seasons now, Glee has been programmed into our DVRs so that we don’t miss a beat. More specifically, we look forward to the adorable and omnipresent Chris Colfer. Oozing with talent and clad in dapper dandy bow ties, Colfer belts out our favorite hits week after week as Kurt Hummel alongside his fellow glee club members, which we have no hesitation singing along with.

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