Tom: He’s an enormously vain character and he has a predilection for very glamorous scarves.

(Fuente: mishasteaparty, vía kittykatsandbox)

221bitssmallerontheoutside:

#basically every fangirl ever

(vía kittykatsandbox)

artactually:

Let’s talk about the sheer, simply brilliance in the way Tony Stark pierced Bruce Banner’s shield.

Bruce is, or once was, a truly depressed and damaged man. He sees himself as a monster, perhaps a failure at life and science for becoming one, and had gone as low as attempting suicide and even failed at that. He had sunk into obscurity, seeking peace in solitude and had long accepted that humanity in general will fear him, loath him, tiptoe around him, and forever see him as a monster.

He was not prepared for Tony Stark, who in his own simple, arrogant, self-absorbed way, ignored literally everyone’s perception of Bruce and formed his own opinion of the man before even meeting him. He walked in and commented on the hulk in the room as casually as if he was complimenting Bruce’s shirt. One could almost see his mental process upon seeing Bruce - “my age - cool; seems nice - cool; almost as smart as me - double cool; big green monster thing - bitchin’”. 

Tony Stark had likely decided before even meeting Bruce Banner in person that they were going to be friends. No matter how anyone else tiptoed around Bruce, Tony treated him like he did anyone else, by being a friendly, charming, outgoing, and generally irritating prick. His casual manner around Bruce allowed Bruce to relax around him. Just by being himself, he told Bruce wordlessly that it’s OK, there’s much more to him than the monster inside, and someone sees that. 

It wasn’t so much that Tony wanted to show Bruce he didn’t care about the monster - he truly, genuinely did not care. He’s Tony “genius billionaire playboy philanthropist” Stark. He couldn’t be bothered with some little medical problem his new BFF has on the side. It just wasn’t a big deal. Not when there’s so much science to be done and so many toys they could play with together.

And all Bruce ever needed was for his big problem not to be someone else’s big deal.

(vía olgap-k)

buttsexalecki:

itsjustjensen:

jaredimplecki:

Sam “I’m Fine” Winchester

#okay this is why i’m FUMING at anyone saying sam’s being selfish #and demanding dean doesn’t have friends #THAT’S NOT WHAT IS HAPPENING IT’S NOT #THAT’S NOT WHO SAM IS #IF YOU THINK HE HAS ENOUGH SELF-ESTEEM TO THINK DEAN SHOULD LOVE ONLY HIM YOU DON’T UNDERSTAND HIM AT ALL #AT FUCKING ALL #he’s not asking dean to never have friends #he is expressing bone-deep soul-crushing despair #at having to watch dean trust everyone else but him #because he thinks dean has no faith in him #he has so little self-esteem that he thinks dean trusts everyone but him #literally everyone#and he’s been trying to prove himself over and over and over #even though in his heart he thinks he deserves to never be trusted #he tries anyway to make himself into someone who dean can trust #but he doesn’t think he can #that’s what this scene is about #he’s not being selfish so can we just knock that the fuck off right fucking now (via whiskeyandoldspice)

(vía havidroid)

feelhyde:

(Fuente: listen-love-smile, vía tamatammai)

blein:

sO my friend’s dog died and she lives in new york city and so she had to take it to the vet by the subway and she put the dead dog in the suitcase on the subway and it was a pretty big dog and some dude saw that she was struggling with the suitcase so he asked if she needed help with it and he said do you mind me asking what’s in it and she didnt want to say a dead dog so shE SAID IT WAS A BUNCH OF LAPTOPS SO HE TOOK THE SUITCASE AND RAN AND I JUST 

(vía tomhiddlestonruinedme)

bossanovabyss:

redkun:

That episode where you find out that a member of the zany villain squad actually has a heartbreaking past, which includes a bit where he pushes himself to perform a feat that has never been done before and has never been done since, all for the sake of love, only to be rejected as a freak.

All three of them have heartbreaking pasts.

Meowth’s was listed above.

James had abusive (at the very least neglectful, but they didn’t care how he was treated so long as he awarded them prestige) parents who had engaged him to a sociopath, who wanted to whip him and change everything about him to be more “presentable.” He ran away and was on the streets for a long time before he finally joined a crime ring. 

Jesse was raised by a single mother, and the two of them were so poor that they rarely had actual food; her mother would make her a “feast” out of snow in the winter that Jesse considered to be a treat because that’s how badly they were starving. If the audio dramas are to be believed, Jesse’s mother was also a member of Team Rocket, who disappeared (read: died) on an expedition searching for Mew, leaving Jesse alone. And then Jesse, like James (and Meowth) was so desperate for a means to survive that she (inadvertently?) followed in her mother’s footsteps and joined Team Rocket/a life of crime just to get by.

“Zany villains” they may be, but Jesse, James, and Meowth are the three deepest characters on the show. I love them.

(vía stripedraccoon)

robert-downey-jesus:

I SERVED A KID DRESSED AS IRON MAN TODAY AND I ASKED HIM WHAT HIS NAME WAS AND HE SAID IT WAS TONY AND HIS MUM SHOOK HER HEAD AND WAS LIKE NO HIS NAME IS JESSE AND I LOOKED BACK AT THE KID TO GIVE HIM HIS CHANGE AND SAID ‘HAVE A NICE DAY MR STARK’  AND HE GOT SO EXCITED AND RAN OFF WITH HIS SISTER IT WAS GREAT

(vía tomhiddlestonruinedme)

elementaryfan13:

emmerish:

okay so who sold their soul to the devil to allow elementary into existence because that show is a fricken masterpiece

THIS^^^^

(vía assckles)