and then they proceeded to be the worst at their jobs for the next 20 years
You don’t have enough badges to hit me!
wowow
oh my god the shiteating grin is the best part
apparantly splash does something
trinity appreciation post #2
world’s finest friendship, now in rainbow
featuring shenanigans in civvies, gossip, post-battle first aid, a secret space clubhouse, betting on each others’ love lives and making up after an argument of near apocalyptic proportions
don’t you just love these three
Steve Rogers is not afraid of strong women.
Steve Rogers is not afraid of strong women.
Stop it with the fic where Steve is terrified of Natasha, or Maria, or Pepper, or guh, Darcy. I guess people think it’s cute, or whatever.
Seriously. Strong women don’t make Steve scared, they make him swoon.
The only thing Steve is afraid of is that strong women won’t like him.
Acting like Steve is afraid of women also ignores one of my favorite moments of the movies, where Steve isn’t sure if Clint can be trusted, but he looks to Natasha and it just takes one nod from her for Steve to be okay with it. He respects people who know what they’re doing, male or female.
the way she looks at him though.
broadway’s power couple
bowtiesarecoolbutnotascoolasme:
castiel-counts-deans-freckles:
Pixar is so special
jesus christ Pixar……..do you guys ever sleep or something. damn.
BUT THE PENPAL THING, COULD YOU IMAGINE ANDY’S REACTION TO ELLIE’S DEATH
GET OUT
also they had the idea for wall-e way back in toy story one. if you look closely during the rocket scene at the end Wall-e is in one of the garages as they pass near the end of the sequence.
jesus christ pixar
you crazy
I love pixar.
the amount of dedication and love in every single fucking frame is phenomenal
Actual, trash collection is the highest paid blue collar job, so he did do pretty well for himself.
And he looks happy, and that’s value enough.
YES YES YES
ooh you
Yet Sansa is also kind in this scene in the books. She feels guilty after humiliating Tyrion, and she tries to make amends by being courteous. The scene emphasizes that she’s both a likeable person who cares about others and someone who is bold and stubborn and defiant and will fight however she can. The existence of one trait does not contradict the other. She can stand up for herself and be a caring person. She can refuse to silently to do everything everyone expects from her without losing her “nice person” credentials. She can be a wonderful, caring individual, and yet not want to marry one of her enemies, no matter how courteous he seems. But not in the show. In the show, “niceness” is a bland, all-or-nothing kind of trait. Sansa is nice, and so she kneels. If she refused, she would be being cruel to Tyrion, our truly sympathetic character, and so she would be instantly transformed into a bitch.
Yes, the scenes were wonderfully acted, absolutely heartbreaking, and seemed emotionally genuine. The changes made sense in the context of the show. But everything about that context was a conscious decision on the part of the writers. They have adapted the books for screen, simplifying things while also keeping everything that is important. The message, then, is that Sansa’s defiance is unimportant. Her lack of consent is unimportant.
It’s much better for her to be nice.The way the girls are in songs.
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partybarackisinthehousetonight:
if you’re ever feeling lazy just remember that the ancient greeks believed their gods lived on top of a very climbable hill but no one even bothered to check
A 9,750 FOOT TALL MOUNTAIN IS NOT A VERY CLIMBABLE HILL
its climbable if you believe
The U.S. military may have recently lifted the ban on women in combat, but Loreta Velazquez, a wealthy Cuban planter’s daughter who immigrated to New Orleans in 1849, secretly fought in the U.S. Civil War 150 years ago — first as a soldier in the Confederate Army, and later as a Union Army spy.
I wrote a post about this woman last year! PBS will be airing a documentary on her life today (May 24).
