Tony Stark Deserved Better

He was a hero and a god. And he should be laid to rest like one.

I don't drink coffee and I've never wanted to, but that's obviously ~not normal~, so I'm curious why most people do start drinking it.

(and yes I am very aware that "it makes me feel better" and "love the way it smells" are top answers in why people do drink it XD)

12,000 people harmonizing Hey Jude at Pentatonix concert in Des moines

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70’s ad for Asbestos

I’m surprised that not a lot of people talk about this scene because there’s clearly still hints of paranoia and insecurity that linger with Five. He has his family back, but their bond is still fragile. He expects them to fall apart and to turn against him, in a sense. He doesn’t think he has their unconditional love. It just makes me so sad that he doesn’t feel entirely loved and appreciated, considering all he wanted in the 45 years he spent alone in the apocalypse was to get back to them. He just wants his family back.

#shout-out to sir reginald for managing to fool five for exactly zero seconds

Obviously there must have been earlier examples of detective fiction in which the butler did it, but none of them have survived to the present day, leaving us in this bizarre situation where the earliest known callout post about the trope pre-dates its earliest known actual use by a full two years.