Iron Man 3 scene after credits
I screamed and flailed. I love Tony. I love Bruce. I love Bruce and Tony when they’re together.
SCIENCE! BROS!!!
Sterek AU | Stiles was hurt during a run in with another pack and Derek naturally can’t stop blaming himself.“Go to sleep, Derek.”
“Okay.”
“I’m serious, i can feel you doing your creepy watching-me-while-i-sleep shit.” Derek sighs. Stiles can feel him fidgeting next to him. ”Derek…”
“You’re not sleeping either.”
“I would, except my boyfriend won’t stop thinking so loudly.”
“I’m sorry.”
“Then stop.”
“Not for that.”
“I know. Now shut up and let me sleep.”
(via undiegirl)
Star Trek: The Motion Picture
- Me: You should read the novelization for Star Trek: The Motion Picture, the first ever Star Trek movie, written by Gene Roddenberry.
- Me: The gay can be seen from space.
- Friend: so why can the gay be seen from space? Not that I doubt you, but I'm not sure how it's more...slashy than the movie.
- Excerpt: Although Kirk had been dumbfounded as the others, he was pleased to note that he had recovered first and was now handling all this with some degree of command presence. But it still felt painful to be reminded so powerfully and unexpectedly of his friendship and affection for Spock-theirs had been the touching of two minds which the old poets of Spock's home planet had proclaimed as superior even to the wild physical love which affected Vulcans every seventh year during pon farr.
- Friend: ...That's more than seen from space. Holy shit. That's saying that they're gayer than a sex or die scenario.
- Friend: That's gay seen from...what's further than space?
- Me: The nexus
- Me: The mirror dimension where they're all pirates and cutthroats.
- Friend: Gay seen from the TARDIS
- Friend: No matter where the Doctor goes, it follows.
- Friend: They are that gay.
- Me: The t'hy'la page on memory-alpha says that "In 2273, Spock thought of James T. Kirk as his t'hy'la, and mentally said goodbye to him as he prepared to receive his symbol of "total logic" by Vulcan master T'sai."
- Me: Fanlore says "The novelization of Star Trek: The Motion Picture by Gene Roddenberry, 1980, contained the much-discussed t'hy'la reference. Until this incident, many fans had not realized that they were not alone in imagining a gay love affair for Kirk and Spock."
- Friend: Damn.
Like head canon.
In your pants.
In your pants.