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#he is the biggest scaredy cat i've ever seen

You never Googled yourself up and found something awful like ‘Who made this up?’ Listen, I don’t Google myself because I try to get through the day without anxiety, so it’s not like on the top of priorities for me.

buscandoelparaiso

When will your band ever

narrie

next week on buzzfeed unsolved: how the fuck are there 55744 ppl saying they saw narry hug but we didn’t get one (1) piece of footage???????

valkyriessword

I made a little compilation

trashselim

Can we talk about Steve here? The way he’s looking at the Tesseract. He must be thinking “how could something this small cause so much pain?” The war it started, the years it cost him… the friends he lost…

thunderboltsortofapenny

can I just- this is the only closure Steve gets for the war. That the weapon that fueled Schmidt’s maniacal search for power beyond what the Reich could give him, the weapon that created the backbone of Hydra’s weaponry, the weapon that contributed to Bucky’s fall, to the bombs on the plane, to Steve’s decision to down the plane {ten days} and then everything he lost because of that- this is the only closure Steve gets for losing everything.

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Look at him. Steve Rogers is not the kind of guy who experiences hatred, but he fucking hates that thing.

boogiewoogiebuglegal

And—there’s another post that says this, but it bears repeating—is it any damned wonder he’s so grumpy at the start of The Avengers? Not only has he been out of the ice a matter of days, but he’s just been called back into battle because of the goddamned tesseract.

feliciates

^^^^^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

thecaptainwinter

Sebastian Stan + Hands

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his hands are what i am looking for in men

bebx

I CaNT

van-dyne

We’ve been pulled back a few times, we have publicists step in and say, ‘Guys enough, enough. Calm down.’ We just have too much fun.

dailychrisevans

“I have a deep connection with my family and the value of those bonds. I’ve always loved stories about people who put their families before themselves. It’s such a noble endeavor. You can’t choose your family, as opposed to friends. Especially in L.A. You really get to see how friendships are put to the test; it stirs everyone’s egos. But if something goes south with a friend, you have the option to say we’re not friends anymore. Your family—that’s your family. Trying to make that system work and trying to make it not just functional but actually enjoyable is a really challenging endeavor, and that’s certainly how it is with my family.”