The Story of Jim the Bee and Spock the Rose: Once upon a time there lived a Rose called Spock. Spock was the prettiest flower in the entire Kingdom. One day, a dashingly handsome bee (as much as bees can be classified as handsome) came up to Spock the Rose and introduced himself as Jim. Jim the Bee said, “I would like to pollinate you. Very much.” Spock could not help but blush slightly and agree. Spock the Rose was deflowered, and it was great. They lived happily ever after (which wasn’t that long considering their respective lifespan).
The End.
I know all three pairs of legs should extend from the thorax region, but I tried and it just looks weird, okay?
Dave: When I grow up, I want to be a consultant slash expert for the film & television industry.
- “That’s an interesting character development JJ, but perhaps we should watch Amok Time again and analyze it a bit deeper.”
- “Great performance, Chris. You too Robert. Now, tell me, are you gentlemen familiar with Civil War: The Confession?”
- “I promise you Sera, he can still sleep with women if he kisses the angel. Here, I brought you three seasons of Torchwood. I’d like you to watch them and get back to me on that.”

this is kawaii as fuck.
…HEY HEY WHO REMEMBERS WHEN I DREW STAR TREK ART
not many of you.
WUBUBU
a softer spirk | xi edition
Reblogging again because it still makes me want to sit in a quiet corner and sob.
^This so much ;_;
This first movie is just a love story between Spock and Kirk. It has all the beats of a romantic comedy where they meet, they don’t get along, they totally hate each other, and then they get into a situation where they kind of need each other, and by the end Spock walks onto the bridge and he’s like, ‘Let’s fuck!’
— Damon Lindelof, Collider interview~ (via littlepunkryo)
I feel like I’ve seen this before…
oh wait.

Yeah no I really can’t see why people compare these two pairings, at all.
Context? What context?





