CBC made a good documentary on adult ADHD and part of it really caught me off guard because i swear they repeated verbatim my life story for the past 3 years
this is so great. fuck toxic masculinity. we need something like this stateside (x) | follow @this-is-life-actually
i love this so much
for all my quiet & reserved men going thru it i love u all
This!!!! Spread this message around. Crying is good!!!!
Crying is not female thing, crying is a human thing, and an animal thing, and, I dunno, maybe an alien thing too. Have a cry if you feel like it, dudes!
I love that this is basically the same as the “We have a Hulk” scene in Avengers (and came out before it) but that in terms of the Leverage Crew, the Hulk, who you’d think would be Elliot (rage, not good with talking out his emotions, Mr. Punchy) is actually Hardison (that cheerful grin, the sass, the neverending well of love and joy). Because the truth is, Elliot can’t do that always angry thing. He can’t sustain his anger, he can only sustain his pain. He can’t simmer for ages, he has to get in there and Do Something when he gets mad. He’s Steve, to be honest. But Hardison? Hardison who hacked a foreign bank on prom night to pay back his Nana for all the good she did her foster kids? Hardison who buries himself in games and toys and gummy frogs and orange soda because that’s what people expect of the “geek”? Hardison who grew up poor, and orphaned, and black, and oh so incredibly smart? Hardison who is so constantly afraid, of dust, of small spaces, of high places, who loves a vent-crawling building jumping thief like she’s the sun? Who had to hold Parker’s hand as she panicked about foster kids in Eastern Europe somehow ending up broken like her?
They told Bucky to kill Tony’s parents without witnesses and he manages to find the probably only forest in the world with a random security camera by the road-side and kills them exactly in front of that security camera while looking right at said security camera when he disables it and also fails to make sure that the tape inside is destroyed how can you screw up so bad?
imagine how many people Hydra had on staff specifically to follow him around, wiping cameras, picking up his 27 discarded weapons, paying off/killing that entire cafe he once strolled into at noon and shot a dude in.
the guy strolled down fuckin Main Street Washington with a grenade launcher, that “ghost story” reputation did not come easy.
I wondered that too – if he does everything like that attack on Fury how is he a fucking ghost-story?
Imagine that’s your job like:
“Okay, you know how this works. We’re missing a rocket launcher, a mask, three hand-guns, the corpse of the target, two daggers with his finger-prints on them, the Asset’s mask and a helicopter. All of which are somewhere in [whatever city] and have to be retrieved in less than two hours. Go!”
“Ermm…boss? There’s another YouTube video.”
“He’s a brilliant assassin they said. The best there is they said.”
For lack of a better explanation, I’ll attribute it to Bucky’s sub-conscious trying to make shit difficult for them.
*spooky sounds* i am a ghost story
was i even there?
u cant be sure
was that a breeze, or was it me?
u’ll never know…
I CAN’T STOP LAUGHING
Not to bring the mood down, but I like the idea that Bucky picks that place because the trace of him that still exists wants there to be a record. It’s not enough autonomy to save his friend, but it’s enough to save an account of the truth.
Let me back up. If you were busy on Tuesday, you missed Some Shit™ going down. Michael Avenatti, Stormy
Daniels’s lawyer, actually knows how to lawyer. He pulled on the thread
of the LLC that was used to pay her off and unraveled a whole flying
carpet of Russian donations and US corporate bribery to the same account.
– okay, so the best part of this is that Robert Mueller absolutely, without question, has whatever FinCEN has on Cohen, Trump, and the whole gang. He has more than Avenatti does, and he’s had it for months. A huge portion of his team are financial crimes experts. There’s no way FinCEN wasn’t one of their first stops. And it gives me great joy to picture their interaction:
Mueller, strolling into FinCEN with Starbucks: Hey, guys, how’s it going? Listen, do you have any SARs on… all these assholes?
FinCEN: Mmm-hmm.
Mueller: Yes. I will take all the deep fried goods involving these people.
FinCEN, snapping its collective gum: Yeah, lemme run you some copies. One sec.
So the next time the Trump administration keeps you up at night, I want you to close your eyes and envision the number of industrial-size toner cartridges that have given their lives in service to Mr. Mueller’s investigation. Look at the size of that pile. Just look at it. It’s so beautiful. I think of all those depleted black plastic cylinders, and I smile.
LOL, Avenatti is not quitting anytime soon.
Remember that wacky period before the inauguration when C-SPAN had cameras in the lobby of Trump Tower? Avenatti does.
knitting in the dark 