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April: Oh god, my feet hurt.
Andy: Why did you wear Keds on a hike? Oh I forgot, you’ve never been outside.
April: I was on a deck once, for a party.
Andy: If you’ll stop complaining, I’ll give you a piggyback ride. All aboard! Oh my god, you’re heavy!
April: I’m sorry, did I hurt you?
Andy: I’m just kidding, I’m so strong.I didn’t know we’d be hiking when we went to Taroko National Park—my mom thought we were going to take a tour bus everywhere and would get off once in a while to take pictures, so she told me not to worry about it. So I wore ballet flats, and it was hell.
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(via AntEater Theater)
Is this guy some local celebrity in Taipei? Because I’ve blogged a picture of him and his skateboarding corgi before.
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Tainan!
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Taroko is a magical place.
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… not only was The Avengers unusually equal-opportunities with regards to eye candy, but most of its prequel movies were as well. Both Thor and Captain America: The First Avenger featured sensibly-dressed, awesome female characters checking out the shirtless male heroes in what was pretty much a textbook reversal of the typical male-gaze “pan the camera up and down her body before she gets to say a line” shit you see in most blockbusters. — from The costumes and characters of The Avengers: Steve Rogers, Captain America.
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