William Mullally cracked this stupid covid conspiracy theory wide open when he investigated what that little thing in the background could have been. The answer was hard to guess. Even though they're usually stupid, people have their favorite conspiracy theories about things like Justin Trudeau as Castro's son or that the world actually ended in 2012.
You can really get a sense for the vast amount of effort that went into creating this. Cool stuff, and shouldn't take up too much of your time. Two minutes. Wow.
Wow, this is one of the best parts about the world of Tumblr. The dedication from fans to analyze the tiniest of details in various films. In this case, we're dealing with Captain America: The First Avenger. The thread looks at why Steve was staring so intently at the "nurse" who came in to check on him. The jokes suggest he was checking her out after taking a long snooze. While this thread says that Steve was observing the mistakes present in the nurse's getup. From there, it's suggested that Nick Fury did it intentionally. That sly genius, indeed.
Ah, yes, people on Twitter have found another thing to butt heads over. This time, the stirring argument centers on whether Optimus Prime or Captain America was more inspirational. A fair share of folks express a mad passion for how Optimus Prime just got their blood boiling in the most intense of ways. One dude was ready to battle his TV after Optimus Prime said some words. That's real.
Imgur user Garrisjr found this coloring book for his kid and was surprised to find that all the superheroes looked just a little bit off. It's less the Marvel universe and more like Marvlo or Mivvler or something. That said, Loki has never looked better. In another avengers related story, here's a guy who got crazy-level revenge on a stranger who spoiled Avengers for him.
A soured Chris Evans took to Twitter to express his hilarious disapproval of Netflix Canada's mustache-decorated picture choice. Of all the pictures...that is what they settled on, but hey, maybe Chris Evans in a mustache is how Netflix Canada wants to represent him, to their people. I mean, it can keep you warm in those frigid temperatures up North, during the winter time. Come on, Chris, it came from a good place. And Netflix Canada absolutely stepped up with a smooth recovery.
Brobible Writer, Chris Illuminati, opened up Twitter to realize one of his parenting notes had kickstarted a Twitter beef of epic proportions (mainly because of context and the people involved) between two iconic heroes, Luke Skywalker and Captain America. The question was profound and the dialogue that ensued was every fan's biggest dreams realized.
You've likely heard word of the heart-wrenching video Keaton Jones ---- a student from Knoxville, Tennessee ---- posted yesterday, where he delivers a tear-soaked account of the horrendous bullying he's been subjected to at school. His mother went and shared the troubling video to social media, where it's since picked up wind, and gone viral, ultimately drawing much needed awareness to the plague on humanity that is bullying of any nature.
Chris Evans, who plays Captain America, was so touched by the video he wants to hang out with Keaton, and invited him to join him at the Avengers: Infinity War premiere.
With Disney and 21st Century Fox getting close to a deal that includes television and movie production assets, it was about high time for actors, Ryan Reynolds and Chris Evans to weigh in with their thoughts regarding the matter. Let's just say the two dudes did NOT disappoint.
America, we love you. We know you're going through some angst right now and are being a little impulsive with you're decision making, that's just the way it goes when you're in this phase of your national puberty. We know you'll make it through this stronger and wiser than ever before, if you just don't do anything that's going to cause permanent damage. You've still got the future to think about after all.
Stay sweet America, and get your freedom flag at full mast like ol' Bill with these unbelievably patriotic pictures.
I'm not in the business of telling people how to do their jobs, but if you're an elected official and want to instill trust in your constituents, show up with a Captain America shield.
Lan Diep proudly wore a Captain America shield on his arm while taking the oath of office this week.
Dan Liep says there's "no metaphor."
“Except that it represents America’s ideals and I do hope to aspire to those ideals of fair play, equal justice, and democracy during my term,” Diep said. “But really, I just had this awesome shield and I wanted a chance to show it off.”
So wear that shield. Your constituents will either love you or think you don't take this job seriously at all. One or the other!
.@SanJoseD4 Another first for San Jose! pic.twitter.com/tybRLZOqMZ
— Teresa Alvarado (@TAlvaradoSJ) January 24, 2017
Let me off this ride, let me off this ride https://t.co/QLsZvA0B75
— notdan (@notdan) January 24, 2017
@mercnews @RamonaGiwargis I'm a fan of comics too but this seemed very inappropriate. Doesn't seem like he's taking the position seriously
— Bobby N. Cognito (@bobbyincognito) January 24, 2017
I don’t know if it’s anyone’s dream to have a Captain America doll talk them, but if it is, these lucky fans had their dream come true.
Chris Evans staged a comic book store Escape the Room scenario, where he voiced a Captain America doll and coached some lucky fans into a deadly snake pit and humilate themeselves in front of some complete strangers.
It's a lot of fun.
