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No matter how many times I see this post, it’s still just as funny.

y’all: peter was able to stop bucky’s fist in civil war bc bucky heard peter’s voice, realized he was a child, then weakened his punch bc he was so worried about hurting a child uwu

me, eating pistachios: y’all know peter can canonically lift up to 75 tons, right. y’all know bucky’s fist is easy as hell for peter to block, right. y’all know bucky didn’t know shit about peter being a child and was just shocked that someone was able to so easily block his punch, right. y’all know that, right.

pls meet Dr Sky Shadow

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Honestly, same. I think about it nearly everyday, but...I don't really have anywhere else to go? Like...?????Honestly, same. I think about it nearly everyday, but...I don't really have anywhere else to go? Like...?????

why do i want to quit every job i start lmao

I thought he was a polite man. But of course BuzzFeed says otherwise.

I don’t fully remember why I searched this

I feel like the travel man episode with james acaster is just james and joe making everyone vaguely uncomfortable and giving off gay couple vibes for about an hour

People being like "why is Ken just Ken" and thinking it's a gimmick for girl bossing Barbie clearly never watched Barbie Life in the Dream House because if they had they'd know that Ken is a very smart and capable guy but chooses to dedicate his life to Barbie because he loves her. He literally has a sixth sense for if Barbie is unhappy or needs something and will drop everything to help/cheer her up. Ken chooses not to pursue careers like Barbie does because it would interrupt his Barbie time. Ken is a self imposed trophy husband and I won't let people question his decision!

- so who is your favorite comedian?

- well, I guess James Acaster. his comedy is very thought through and clever.

meanwhile, James Acaster :