Spreading trash one blurb at a time.

Captain America’s journey on screen began with an act of rebellion: Picking up a shield to go rescue his friend Bucky Barnes. And it ends with another act of rebellion: Dropping his shield to rescue his friend Bucky Barnes. It would seem that in dropping the shield, Steve Rogers is quitting, perhaps even rejecting, the mantle of Captain America. But it really proves the identities are inseparable. He drops the shield for the same reason he picked it up. (x)

I’ll 👏 ship 👏 whatever 👏 the 👏 fuck 👏 I 👏 want 👏 thanks

Actually 👏 many 👏 postal 👏 services👏 have 👏 rules 👏 and 👏 regulations 👏 on 👏 what 👏 you 👏 can 👏 and 👏 cannot 👏 ship 👏 many 👏 regulations 👏 depend 👏 on 👏 the 👏 destination 👏 weight 👏 and 👏 content 👏

— Ayn Rand

thick thighs, thin patience

me + bruh + sebastian at chicago wizard world vs salt lake comic con.

VIDEOS HERE [x] [x] (thanks to airafleeza)

OH MY GOD

CACW, gag reel.

im still pissed off that birds get to spend their days flying about and cats get to sleep for 16 hours a day and im stuck dealing with capitalism and expectations

Elizabeth Olsen for Darling Magazine (September,2016)