OH MY GOD
i don’t think I can ever scroll past that tag without reblogging
And now I’m just picturing Steve randomly giving money to increasingly confused people all over the place…
(Source: peelace, via circusbones)
Submission #2012
Everyone expects Steve to be this clean-cut perfect gentleman, but he was in the army. When he’s out of the public eye, he sometimes curses colorfully and creatively enough to embarrass even Tony.
Submitted by a-message-and-a-question
Submission #2447
When Steve wakes up in the morning, one of the first things he does is check the date. It’s become an obsessive habit. He is paranoid about falling asleep for too long again.
Submitted by i-had-him-on-the-ropes
Submission #2453
Even though every time it’s ended in tears and dry heaving into the toilet (with Tony, of all people, patting his back), Steve insists on watching every Holocaust movie (Schindler’s List, The Boy in the Striped Pajamas) at least once, so he’ll feel a little less guilty about missing the hell that most of Europe endured during WWII.
Submitted by eleanorannabelleerigby
Do not act as if you were going to live ten thousand years. Death hangs over you. While you live, while it is in your power, be good.
Marcus Aurelius
Some Stuff.
AN: Hey, greekhoop, do you remember that time we were talking about the secret shame of Angry Thoughts? Okay, good.
Writing Sarah Rogers
Here’s something to possibly keep in mind when writing fic.
Mothers widowed in WWI came to be seen as neurotic, smothering figures:
“As the psychiatrist William A. White warned in 1919, a young widow raising an only son was apt to lavish on him ‘love which is not just a mother’s love… but in addition a love which should have had an adult form of expression.’ Boys raised under such circumstances, he argued, tended to be ‘ill-adapted to withstand the hard knocks of reality.’”
No doubt Sarah and Steve Rogers would take exception to that portrayal.
Going in Circles
You know that scene at the end of The Avengers when Steve Rogers rides off into the sunset? Where the hell does he go, and how does he know where he’s going? He was mostly dead (like in The Princess Bride) for decades!
Here’s what we don’t see in the film:
“Wait. Where the fuck am I?”
They actually did it, too.
this is the most adorable thing i’ve seen in my life
(via procrastinate---later)
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(Source: textsfromthe-avengers)
Only Pepper knows for sure.
Dialogue is from The Office (US) episode “Fun Run” (S4E1).
One of Tony’s many philosophical musings.
Dialogue is from The Office (US) episode “Branch Wars” (S4E6)
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