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Peter: *Changing the names of Tony's Iron man protocols*

Tony: Hey, Friday. Zoom in on that building over there.

Friday: Old man protocol activated, boss.

Tony: What the fuck did you just say to me?

Tony: Friday, alert the team that I can't fly because my suit broke.

Friday: Activating, I've fallen and I can't get up protocol.

Tony: PETER, WE'VE TALKED ABOUT THIS!

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I have recently watched (finally) the new Twisters and i wanted to point out two things i really really liked about the film.

First, i think that they actually managed to make Kate the real lead of the film. She is never overshadowed by Glen's presence and they never use one of those tropes that make female "strong" in a cringe way, she is genuinely a badass girlboss. I liked her story very much, 10 out of 10, good job.

Second, i LOVE how they made Tyler's character. He is handsome, charming, everything you want but in the most respectful way. They could've made him flirt with Kate, say comments, make allusions, everything that's "trendy" now in films and tv series. Instead, he's a good guy with a bubbly personality, weird friends and good manners. The only time he says something along the lines of "i can show you something beautiful" to Kate, instead of meaning it like he wants to have sex with her, he continues with a "i can show you this place" and he brings her to see the rodeo. Sex is not even a concept in his mind, he only wants her to have fun after everything that happened. Then he spent time with her mother, helped around with her projects, so he is THE NICE BOY.

I interpreted it like this, i liked it very much. Definitely not my usual genre of films, but i have to say that it was very good.

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look. look at this beautiful sword meme. i’m going to cry

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Every time I read one of those age gap posts the age where you're still helpless and being taken advantage of gets higher and higher, like 26 years old is too young to interact with older people what the fuck? I have lots of friends who were/are well into doing a PhD at this point. My dad had me at 26 years old. You're a whole grown ass person participating in society, you can vote and join politics, you can work, you can live in your own.

This smolbeanification has to stop, it's frankly embarrassing.

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I keep seeing people talking about the characters on the pitt. Like look at how this character talks to this character. Look at how they snap at each other. Like it is proof that one character or another is a bad person. And I think we just missed the part where this show is telling us that the Healthcare system has put all of these characters in a situation where it is almost impossible to be the best version of themselves.

(If you are too slow people die, if you go fast you miss things and people die, you just watched a little girl die, now go help an old lady regulate her blood pressure with a smile on your face)

I love all these characters very much, and it is honestly a bit scary how little grace we as a Fandom are giving them.

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I have officially survived all my classes. Now I just need to study for and then go take my credentialing exam. Also, I’m in the process of buying a condo.

Everyone’s probably sick of hearing that TPATL is on hold, but it’s still a priority for me to finish it…but it is still a priority for me.

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mutuals even if I don't talk to you much/at all, when I see you on my dash I'm doing this

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Bucky, teaching Bob to drive: Okay, you're driving and Yelena and Walker walk into the road. Quick, what do you hit?

Bob: Oh, definitely Walker. I could never hurt Yelena.

Bucky, massaging his temples: The brakes. You hit the brakes.

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bird and ghost

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this is, as the kids say, frying me (a glasses wearer)