Loki/Tom Hiddleston Thunk/Appreciation Thread

[FanGirl]

[FanGirl]

[Ikorni]

Fangirl your sig is hilarious.

[Morgania]

That would be interesting to see!

It would be the funniest movie about superheroes.

[FanGirl]

Fangirl your sig is hilarious.

Thanks. Does it do anything for your blood pressure?

Those pics were all full length. I cut them off just below the waist and a bit above the twig and berries.

[Ikorni]

Or you could simply leave it right at the hip. Where belt meets...ahem.

[Starship Trooper]

Or you could simply leave it right at the hip. Where belt meets...ahem.

Yes? I didn't quite catch that...

[Ikorni]

Spelling it out as eloquently as Fangirl suggested - why must things end before we reach the twigs and berries?

[Starship Trooper]

Spelling it out as eloquently as Fangirl suggested - why must things end before we reach the twigs and berries?

I've never heard that phrase before. I'll pretend the 'twig' part isn't too literal though.

[pookey]

hope the berries aint either

[Ikorni]

I'm just so tickled by that twig and berry bit too. But the images are certainly...um, ripe.

[Starship Trooper]

I'm just so tickled by that twig and berry bit too. But the images are certainly...um, ripe.

Really? I don't know if I wanted to know that.



Yes, the definition of ripe is very open to interpretation isn't it?

[Sparky She-Demon]

[FanGirl]

Or you could simply leave it right at the hip. Where belt meets...ahem.

Kept that part for myself.

Yes? I didn't quite catch that...

Yes you did!

Spelling it out as eloquently as Fangirl suggested - why must things end before we reach the twigs and berries?

I've never heard that phrase before. I'll pretend the 'twig' part isn't too literal though.

I have many research pics that prove twig and berries is NOT literal.

hope the berries aint either

I'm just so tickled by that twig and berry bit too. But the images are certainly...um, ripe.

On the subject of ripeness, that I have no first-hand knowledge of. Sadly.

Really? I don't know if I wanted to know that.



Yes, the definition of ripe is very open to interpretation isn't it?

Always. Though, personally, considering what we're talking about, I would think "ripe" means "mature."

I don't remember where I heard the twig and berries thing. It may have been on one of the cop shows I watch (I watch a lot of them).

[FanGirl]