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I tend to trust people who love animals.

I tend to REALLY trust people who animals love. 💖

1987 October 5

North Shore Animal League Visit - Port Washington, NY

Caption: Carolyn and DeForest Kelley comfort League's animal Orphans.

Caption: "Two's Company" when it comes to cats, DeForest says.

Caption: "Bambi" a collie mix, gets some "TLC" from DeForest.

Caption: DeForest is role model for League volunteers.

Caption: DeForest visits animal orphans at North Shore Animal League.

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Starfleet @ Leonard McCoy: Could you please just stop violating the Prime Directive for humanitarian reasons, just for a second

Leonard McCoy:

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🌠1 Week to Spones Day! 🌠

It's that time of year again Spones fans! The third ever Spones Day, decided by our committee to be on June 26th back in 2023, is right around the corner!

You can post any kind of content! Fic, art, edits, meta, whatever you want to do in any way that you want! We'll be tracking the tags #sponesday and #sponesday2025, so be sure to use those so that we'll be able to reblog it onto here! And be sure to add @sponeszine so we won't miss it!

You have one week left! We can't wait to see your creations! And don't forget about our special announcement coming soon! It's gonna be BIG!!!

🪞🗡️👀

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“This pupper has 0% athletic skills, but he’s still 100% good boy”

(via)

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summer wet man wednesday

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women’s bodies weren’t “made” to do anything, nature didn’t “intend” anything, no human action is “unnatural” and there is no inherent “purpose” to a human life

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I LOVE THESE

When your nail tech is a Trek fan

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Dear. god.

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GONCHAROV (1973) dir. Martin Scorsese

“It funny because for many years people thought Goncharov was the main antagonist of the film, after all, he’s the one everyone’s out to get, right? But it seems people are starting to understand that in actual fact, it is time that is the main adversary in this story. There’s never enough of it and that torments a lot of characters, especially Goncharov, because he’s fighting so desperately to find his place in a world that is so keen on keeping him ostracized.”

[template by @bitchronan]

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on amok time again: they really did "spock experiences primal alien mating drive and murder fuck ritual," and didn't even play with "and this is an excuse to see our prim and proper mr spock get sensual with a lady!". like he expends ALL of his hot dominating fantasy uncontrollable lust rage energy ON KIRK. they wrote that and had ONE chance to make spock have any scandalous, carnal housewife jerk off material romance they wanted with any sexy space woman in the universe, and they chose kirk. when he does interact with a woman he throws a soup at her

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I like to think that Spock pulled McCoy's zip open with his teeth, while the good doctor was trying to work

Just some regular bros doing regular science while stand up spooning, nothing weird.

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Good addition to the list of words here

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They can't stop themselves from manhandling the pretty doctor

Touch His Tit Tuesday DS9 edition

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This snake-hipped motherfucker 🥰

this thing he does with his hips still makes me feel crazy to be quite honest

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““…along with Bill [Shatner] and Leonard [Nimoy], DeForest Kelley was also one of Star Trek’s shining lights. The highest compliment I can pay him is that you would never know it to talk to him. There wasn’t anybody that De didn’t treat with courtesy, warmth, and respect. De Kelley has been everyone’s good guy for the thirty-plus years that Star Trek has been around. I’m only sorry that you can’t all have had the opportunity to know him the way we have.””

— – Walter Koenig (Pavel Chekov, ST: TOS, first seven Trek films). Excerpt from Koenig’s autobiography “Warped Factors: A Neurotic’s Guide to the Universe.” Taylor Publishing; Dallas, Texas. 1997.

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working through comms again and had the pleasure of drawing miserable cigarette mccoy <3

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I wept hot, furious tears for Frain's Cromwell.

people were saying on facebook how good mark rylance must have been to make you CRY for cromwell of all people and i was like eeeeh i cried my eyes out for james frain’s cromwell as well and even op admitted he was their favourite cromwell lol. no shade to rylance of course, he’s a phenomenal actor, it’s just james frain’s performance is part of my soul and made me read Wolf hall in the first place.