Laara Elizabeth

May

29

Nick Fury: I'd like to know what Loki did to turn two of my best agents into his personal flying monkeys.
Thor: ...monkeys? I don't understand.
Captain America: I do!
Nick Fury:
Stark:
Thor:
Captain America:
Nick Fury:
Stark:
Thor:
Captain America: I got that reference...

12356 Notes

May

27

Reblog if you think Agent Phil Coulson should get his own movie.

macnmeez:

yes

(via madbiteysexywoman)

4830 Notes

May

23

mukumari69:

…..OAO…..YES!!!!

So much love

21 Notes

May

23

katiegangel:

Loki’s Gone Under the Sea! XD

Go watch and comment on this! Seriously, I almost laughed out loud while studying for finals!

(I don’t own this, please go to the YouTube Page and comment there, I am just sharing cause this is so beautiful! )

Ursuloki and Thoriel

10 Notes

May

21

palaceoffunk:

iambickilometer:

anatsuno:

hellotailor:

MY NEW CRACKPOT THEORY: Canton Everett Delaware III’s son is Agent Phil Coulson of SHIELD. Canton’s the bio-dad; his partner’s name is Coulson. So Phil ended up with one dad’s hairline (and dress sense…) and the other dad’s surname. The reason why Agent Phil Coulson is so good at dealing with weird shit is that he fucking grew up with it. Because don’t tell me that Canton wasn’t recruited by SHIELD as soon as he got fired from the FBI. He helped a bunch of time-travelers deal with an alien invasion, stood up to the President of the United States, and did it all without batting an eyelid. CLEARLY PHIL COULSON’S PERPETUAL, FAINTLY-SMILING CALM IS A GENETIC TRAIT.

I VOTE YES WITH EVERYTHING I HAVE.

headcanon accepted wholeheartedly and ready to be implemented if i actually manage to write that coulson/fury fic

THIS

(Source: space-bees)

3757 Notes

May

16

NOW, THE STORY OF A SUPERHERO TEAM WHO WAS NEEDED TO FIGHT THINGS, AND THE ONE MAN WHO HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO BRING THEM ALL TOGETHER.

It’s Avengered Development

YES! All of this!

(Source: -andrews, via sailorswayze)

14524 Notes

May

10

“I really can’t tell what’s beautiful anymore. I passed two young fellows on the street the other day. I know who they are, they work at the garage. They’re not churchgoing, either one of them, just decent rascally young fellows who have to be joking all the time, and there they were, propped against the garage wall in the sunshine, lighting up their cigarettes. They’re always so black with grease and so strong with gasoline I don’t know why they don’t catch fire themselves. They were passing remarks back and forth the way they do and laughing that wicked way they have. And it seemed beautiful to me. It is an amazing thing to watch people laugh, the way it sort of takes them over. Sometimes they really do struggle with it. I see that in church often enough. So I wonder what it is and where it comes from, and I wonder what it expends out of your system, so that you have to do it until you’re done, like crying in a way, I suppose, except that laughter is much more easily spent.”

— Marilynne Robinson, Gilead (via sarondipity)

(via ohhowidreamtofthingsimpossible)

6 Notes

May

09