Wow, you suck at that.

♥

Cas’s expression tightened a little. Damn, stubborn humans.

"Hell to the no," She scoffed. "I can handle just about anything. You remember on the news when they talked about a civilian kicking the shit out of M.O.D.O.K. last year? That was me." Okay, so that was a lie, she'd just coached the girl through it, as her leg had been broken, but she had clocked Magneto once. 

Cas hadn’t wanted anyone other than himself involved in this, but this girl had just been in the wrong place at the wrong time and then she’d insisted that she help him. He’d notice that she had a prosthetic immediately, and he figured that if it was broken she’d leave. He’d reached out with his grace and broken it so slightly that it could be mistaken for a technical malfunction instead of sabatoge, but she was still insisting while Cas was insisting that he didn’t know anyone so that she would go to find someone on her own.

"You know what, screw this," The blonde knew the dude was stalling for time, trying to get her out of there, but her arm didn't just malfunction like that, and if there were more supervillains in town than S.H.I.E.L.D.'s files had listed, well, she didn't want to be collateral damage.

                                  ” a kid.

"I didn’t eat your ice cream.. it’s soy.. nobody likes soy."

I do not reblog things like this very often, but this affects me both personally and my business as a freelance artist.

Not writing related, but this is incredibly important. While we pay for service via ISPs, the internet has been a relatively free space where everyone, no matter their income level, is able to connect, access a wealth of information, and express themselves. The Internet has become a major part of our culture as human beings and the notion that ISPs might be able to limit what sites I can access unless I pay them more is utterly sickening. A lot of us are cash strapped as is, and I’d rather not be limited even more by someone else’s greed. Net Neutrality is essential and I hope you guys will understand why it needs to remain.

“ limit what sites I can access unless I pay them more”

As I understand this ruling, it means that businesses now have to pay extra to ISPs to have access to their websites through that ISP provided at a reasonable speed. If you don’t pay, users’ access to your website will be slowed to a crawl - so independent people and small businesses can forget about getting onto that high speed access tier. 

"Before today I never thought of you two having sex at all... It was a simpler time."

”I… have absolutely no idea.”

“I don’t know what you’re talking about, but it sounds illegal.” ((I love these sentence starters!!))

"That looked easier on TV."