You know those people who can predict when change is coming in their life? I’m not one of them. Change has a way of just walking up and punching me in the face. — Veronica Mars; You Think You Know Somebody (via hannahjasmine)
  • Logan: This isn't a favor. It's a job, you know. I mean, we're not exchanging friendship bracelets.
  • Veronica: I'll stop braiding.
marika-mayer:

DAMN, GIRL!

marika-mayer:

DAMN, GIRL!

Weevil: “I need your help.”

Veronica: “Ah, if i had 50 bucks every time someone said that.”

Weevil: “Look, I know it´s a drag being you, and…”

Veronica: “No, seriously, I´m gonna need 50 bucks if you expect me to keep listening.”

(via thewood-s)

top 6 logan/veronica scenes | asked by yousmelllikesnow & reekrhymes

feravertos:

LOGAN: I thought our story was epic, y’know, you and me.
VERONICA: Epic how?
LOGAN: Spanning continents, and years. Lives ruined, and blood shed. Epic.

Important Moments from Veronica Mars.

tvhangover:

Season one edition.

Adam Scott’s cameo as a teacher accused of nailing Leighton Meester.

Aaron Paul, looking like an incredibly attractive druggie. As always.

Veronica Mars listening to THE POSTAL SERVICE on a DISCMAN.

Jonathan Taylor Thomas doing his best “Christian Slater in Heathers” impression.

Important disguise.

Important school dance outfit.

Ken Marino singing “Private Eyes” by Hall and Oates.

Typical teenager’s laptop.

tvhangover:

It’s time to start a support group for people who are still not over Veronica Mars and Logan Echolls. We’ll meet twice a month, talk about how that last episode ripped our hearts out, reminisce about the good times in their relationship, speculate about where they are now, and end every meeting by listening to “I Hear The Bells” by Mike Doughty and sobbing.

tvhangover:

It’s time to start a support group for people who are still not over Veronica Mars and Logan Echolls. We’ll meet twice a month, talk about how that last episode ripped our hearts out, reminisce about the good times in their relationship, speculate about where they are now, and end every meeting by listening to “I Hear The Bells” by Mike Doughty and sobbing.

It’s a funny story, actually. Just, please, don’t judge. You can laugh privately, later. — Cliff McCormack (via majorgrai)