Los hombres nunca van a entender el impacto que tuvo en las chicas ver a Natasha Romanoff en el cine como parte de los vengadores, siendo la unica mujer y peleando contra alienígenas, bring mama back
it's HIGHLY important that we remember that it wasn't the CEOs and billionaires who saved us during COVID-19. It was the janitors, nurses, cleaning crews, grocery and food workers with their hard, often invisible labor.
Honestly, when you really think about Thor’s timeline, it’s actually heartbreaking. He lived for 1,500 years as an immortal prince, fighting wars and eventually ruling Asgard, then spends a couple decades with the Avengers and loses his mother, father, sister, brother, Mjolnir, his home, and half his people.
Joining the Avengers might genuinely be the worst thing that ever happened to Thor, and now Marvel is about to throw this exhausted, grieving god straight at Doctor Doom.
Zero debt.
7-8 hours of sleep per night.
Low body fat percentage.
Nutrition is perfect.
Mental health on track.
Zero alcohol and extremely hydrated.
This was my peak. I was 8 years old.
é que no caso o elenco original de descendentes teve um que MORREU precocemente e ai os amigos dele não quiseram continuar a história em memória dele e eles já explicaram isso centenas de vezes
There's a ramen shop I go to every Wednesday. Tiny place. Six seats.
Month three, the owner asked: "Where were you last week?"
Me: I was sick.
Owner: I knew something was wrong.
Me: How?
Owner: You always come Wednesdays. When you didn't come, I worried.
Me: That's... really sweet?
Owner: I made your usual anyway. Just in case you showed up late.
Me: You MADE ramen for me even though I wasn't there?
Owner: Of course.
Month five, I came in on a THURSDAY.
Owner: You're early this week.
Me: I just wanted ramen today.
Owner: But it's not Wednesday.
Me: Does that matter?
Owner: long pause, I'll allow it this once.
Month seven, I brought a FRIEND.
Owner: Who is this?
Me: My friend. Can he..
Owner: Does he understand the Wednesday commitment?
Friend: What?
Me: He's just visiting.
Owner: *evaluating my friend*
Owner: Fine. But he can't have your usual seat.
Friend: There's an ASSIGNED seat?
Me: It's complicated.
Month nine, I tried a DIFFERENT ramen shop.
Felt guilty the entire time.
Next Wednesday:
Owner: You went somewhere else.
Me: How did you...
Owner: I can tell. You have betrayal in your eyes.
Me: I just tried a different place!
Owner: Was it better?
Me: ...no.
Owner: Good.
Month eleven, I went on vacation for two weeks.
Told the owner in advance.
Owner: Two weeks?
Me: I'll be back.
Owner: *nods* I'll be ready.
When I returned:
Owner had created a NEW DISH.
Owner: I had time to think while you were gone. This is for you.
Me: You invented a ramen for me?
Owner: You're my most loyal customer.
Month twelve, I found out he CLOSES on Wednesdays if I don't show up.
Regular customer: Yeah, if you're not here by 7 PM, he just closes.
Me: WHAT?
Regular: He says there's no point being open if his Wednesday customer doesn't come.
Me: That's insane!
Regular: That's dedication.
I called him.
Me: You can't close the whole shop if I don't come!
Owner: Why would I stay open?
Me: For other CUSTOMERS!
Owner: Wednesday is for you. Everyone knows this.
Present day, I've never missed a Wednesday in eight months.
Even when I'm sick, I go.
Even when I'm tired, I go.
Last week I was in the hospital.
Texted the owner.
Owner showed up AT THE HOSPITAL with ramen.
Nurse: He can't have outside food!
Owner: This is medicinal.
Nurse: It's RAMEN.
Owner: It's HEALING.
She let me have it.
It was perfect.
Owner: See you next Wednesday.
Me: I'll be there.
Owner: I know.