Give Tony Stark some snaccs (aka Steeb)

"No," Tony immediately follows up. He turns to glare at everyone else in the room, a dark promise in his eyes. "None of you are allowed to ask for pictures."

"He had this gap between his front teeth," Rhodey continues like Tony never spoke, "and I guess his dad didn't like it because he wore them for a while."

"I didn't like the gap either--"

"He didn't like it either," Rhodey amends. "He looked pretty cute--in the little brother sort of way--with them on, though. JARVIS, a picture, please? From my albums."

"Jay, do not throw up a picture--"

The show on the TV is paused and then fades away to make room for a picture of a 16-year-old Tony, smiling with a mouthful of what looked to be like traintracks. "I mean, yeah, they aren't as aesthetically pleasing as the braces today, but you look at that--" Rhodey gestures towards the screen-- "and you tell me it doesn't awaken every protective instinct in you."

"Oh my god," Steve squeaks from the side, "it does make me want to wrap him in a blanket and protect him forever." There are murmurs of agreement from around the room.

"Stop," Tony groans.

Rhodey sighs, sounding regretful on the others' behalf. "You guys should've seen him with his glasses. Those lenses could've stopped a bullet. Seriously. Unfortunately, I don't have pictures."

Tony breathes out in relief.

Tom Holland Interview - Onward

We are not rabid animals living off of pure instinct

We are capable of rational thinking and understanding. 

Just because someone is cooking food doesn’t mean you’re entitled to eat it. 

Just because a banker is counting money doesn’t mean you’re being given free money.

Just because a person is naked doesn’t mean you’re entitled to fuck them. 

You are not entitled to someone else’s body just because it’s exposed. 

For Ransom specifically, director Rian Johnson wanted him to be “this eccentric spoiled boy,” Jenny Eagan says. “He’d grown up privileged and used his money to buy fancy cars, to buy fancy clothes, but you could tell that he didn’t necessarily appreciate those things.” She liked the white hue not only because “it was a beautiful color with his eyes,” but also because “wealthy people can always wear white — nothing ever gets dirty.”

Eagan decided to add some holes and rips to Evans’ sweaters (he wears a pale blue one in a later scene) to show Ransom’s nonchalant attitude. “He just didn’t care…. I imagine it laying on the chair in his bedroom and he just threw it on day after day,” she says. “But giving it little nicks or little holes here and there, meaning he didn’t take care of it…the holes and the tatter gave him a touch of that disrespect. It was a disrespect to the family, a disrespect to the name, a disrespect to his clothes.”

whoever did this needs to get

a raise