Author: attackonbucky

lierdumoa:

roxilalonde:

like! people always reference pride & prejudice as the archetypal “normal girl falls for mysterious brooding antihero” story but they overlook the part where lizzy drags darcy so fucking hard he leaves town and then apologizes for talking to her the next time they meet even though they’re at his literal house

I mean I feel like people are actually just mixing up P&P with Jane Eyre when they say that. 

despa-yeet-o:

beingbreannaleigh:

initiala:

darkslayer0092:

What else you got?

~marvelouspics.

Avengers: “That Man’s Playing Galaga”

Avengers: LANGUAGE!

Avengers: You and I Remember Budapest Very Differently

Avengers: I Never Freeze

Avengers: This Corset Is Really Uncomfortable

Avengers: Get This Man A Shield

Avengers: Nah, I’m Just Feelin’ It

Avengers: He’s Adopted

Avengers: His First Name Is Agent

Avengers: ON YOUR LEFT!

Avengers: Beep Beep

wes-stoodis:

lokicolouredglasses:

imathers:

abraxuswithaxes:

smallrevolutionary:

trungles:

shorterexcerpts:

styro:

salon:

Ronald Reagan pretty much ruined everything for millennials.

fuckin’ ronnie

I try and bring up how he ruined free in state tuition in the name of hippie bashing when he was California’s governor often, but don’t exactly have the biggest platform.

“Worst of all, these students’ sense of the future is constrained by planning for and then paying down their student loans, often for decades. Economists are waking up to the fact that when young Americans enter the workforce burdened with over a trillion dollars in cumulative debt, they become risk averse, unwilling to move, less able to make major purchases, and slower to become homeowners. Not coincidentally, they don’t feel safe enough to register any major protests against the society that’s done this to them.”

Damn.

i am reblogging again because….. fuck ronald reagan forever and ever and ever and ever.

Economists should be adept in their fields, how are they only now realizing that paying off our student debt is a fucking priority over anything else other than food?

Weird, it’s almost like there’s something missing from the study of economics.

Who would have possibly thought that a young generation owing trillions of dollars could have a negative effect on the economy?

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

ushas42:

I had a dream last night that they made a new Bond movie, but they didn’t say who was playing Bond. Throughout the movie you have no idea which character is really Bond, because he’s undercover, duh. And every single character, no matter how minor, was played by somebody famous, so they could all conceivably be Bond. And at the end it turns out Bond was Leslie Jones.

James Bond AU where the character actually acts like a spy and doesn’t inform every single person they meet of their real name every five seconds