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mayphoenix:

Yes, I know who plays Smaug.  But to me, he was sexy before Benedict Cumberbatch (whom I love) ever played him.  I’ve loved this dragon since childhood, and to me?  He’s fucking hot.  Rollin’ around in that treasure, with his bejeweled chest, being all sassy and smug…piece of shit.  Hell yeah, he’s sexy.  And he just got that much sexier.  I’m gonna need a change of panties when I hear him talk.  Guh.

I’ve been waiting for this post since 1995. 

Filed under I KILL WHERE I WISH AND NONE DARE RESIST I LAID LOW THE WARRIORS OF OLD AND THEIR LIKE IS NOT IN THE WORLD TODAY THEN I WAS YOUNG AND TENDER NOW I AM OLD AND STRONG STRONG STRONG THIEF IN THE SHADOWS MY ARMOR IS LIKE TENFOLD SHIELDS MY TEETH ARE SWORDS MY CLAWS SPEARS THE SHOCK OF MY TAIL A THUNDERBOLT MY WINGS A HURRICANE AND MY BREATH D E A T H

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kiplinger: nevver: The 2012 Forbes Fictional 15 Richest Your friendly curator is pleased to see Robert Crawley and Tywin Lannister on this list. (But did you realize Lisbeth Salander was rich?) From Forbes’ introduction: “Net worth estimates are based on an analysis of the fictional character’s source material, and where possible, valued against known real-world commodity and share price movements. In the case of privately held fictional concerns, we seek to identify comparable fictional public companies. All figures are as of market close, April 1, 2012. Final valuations are calculated with a grain of salt, and a willingness to break our own rules.”

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nevver:

The 2012 Forbes Fictional 15 Richest

Your friendly curator is pleased to see Robert Crawley and Tywin Lannister on this list. (But did you realize Lisbeth Salander was rich?)

From Forbes’ introduction:

“Net worth estimates are based on an analysis of the fictional character’s source material, and where possible, valued against known real-world commodity and share price movements. In the case of privately held fictional concerns, we seek to identify comparable fictional public companies. All figures are as of market close, April 1, 2012.

Final valuations are calculated with a grain of salt, and a willingness to break our own rules.”

Filed under the crossover potential this visual presents is just staggering