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So, you know, lately, I’ve been hearing this sound. Everywhere I go, like a tick, tick, tick… Like a time bomb in some cheesy B-movie or Saturday morning cartoon. The fuse has been lit. The clock counts down the seconds as the flame gets closer, and closer, and closer, until… all at once… BOOM!

tick, tick… BOOM! 2021 • dir. Lin-Manuel Miranda

theavengers

TOM HOLLAND, ANDREW GARFIELD & TOBEY MAGUIRE Spider-Man: No Way Home — Special Features

highlandvalley

どいてくれないネコ https://twitter.com/kyuryuZ/status/1273812918467887104

hashtagleh

Idk what the captions and speech bubbles say but I still completely understood everything and I have determined that a valid point has been made

toastbutteregg

saw this on my facebook feed and thought it was funny

eternalssource

MAKKARI and DRUIG ETERNALS (2021) dir. Chloé Zhao

murphallo

how that scene of convincing druig could’ve been over in 5 seconds

druig: i’ll tell you what’s serious! i’ve just been told i’ve been sent on a suicide mission for the past 7000 years and that my entire existence is a-

sersi: we’re seeing makkari after this

druig:

megandchill

“It’s Okay, It’s Okay.”

Eternals 2 can’t come fast enough F*CKKKK

[scene from: eternals.scenes on insta]

marveledits

Spiderman Villains appearances from previous Spiderman Series on Spiderman: No Way Home

obiwan

Spider-Man: No Way Home dir. Jon Watts

marlynnofmany

I knew that the eruption/explosion of Krakatoa was the loudest sound in recorded history, but I couldn’t quite grasp how loud until I got a couple details of perspective. This was in 1883.

The shock wave ruptured the eardrums of sailors 40 miles away.

The explosion was heard more than 3,000 miles away, and recorded all over the world.

It made tsunamis nearly 100 feet high.

Now picture this happening in modern times, with modern communications. Not only would there be uncountable videos and whatnot, but the timing is what really gets me. Imagine you’re going about your day, scrolling social media, and posts start pouring in about an apocalyptic volcano on the other side of the continent. The news are full of it. You spend ages glued to the screen; this isn’t remotely close to you, but it’s a big deal, and you know people who live closer to it.

Three hours later, something explodes outside. Propane tank? Car fire? Some jackass with illegal firecrackers?

Nope. That was the sound wave, finally reaching you.