Why couldn’t Thor’s hammer break Captain America’s shield?

theneverendingdrums:

robots-please:

jordanjordanjordanjordan:

01012012:

theneverendingdrums:

stravaganza:

the-ss-destiel:

BECAUSE IT WAS MADE OUT OF FREEDOM AND THE DREAMS OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

uh excuse me wasn’t it adamantium

no it’s vibranium

you mean FREEDOMIUM

Aren’t wolverine’s bones made of adamantium?

No, Wolverine’s bones are made of crystalized maple syrup and universal health care.

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borednawkward:

hemsworthss:

The Avengers need good press: in which Xavier thinks that it’s a freaking good idea (but Logan doesn’t).

Logan wakes up to someone telling him how great of a singer he is, and he was just fantastic in The Boy from Oz.

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detectivewho:

dblaksle:

guys remember when Lemony Snicket filled an entire page with evers? 

I do.

Who cares about the page filled with evers? Lemony Snicket just made two whole pages black.

He don’t give a shit.

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joeybroyles:

Feel better? #time #magazine #timemagazine #breastfeeding #motherhood #controversy #america (Taken with instagram)

dwv:

Actual cover for the US edition of the TIME Magazine, March 21st - 2012 

Love it, if you’re not man enough to support a woman giving her child the best nutrition available to them, that you are not man enough to parent. It’s pretty sad that this is viewed as “extreme parenting.” It’s actually NATURAL parenting, as breastfeeding until the child self weans (around 3-6 years of age) is what our bodies (both women and children) are made to do in general. Scientifically and naturally, it’s what we are meant to do, so I wish a magazine, especially such as Time, would have been better than to think this is extreme. I would think that extreme parenting would be feeding your child food before 6mo, forcing them cry all by themselves to make them go to sleep, or never even trying breast milk, not because of medical reasons, but because you as parent don’t care to. I view that as more extreme than someone doing what nature compels us to do and what has been proven time and time again to be the best we can do for them.

However, I do wish they had chosen a different pose, as the child looks a bit uncomfortable. :P