Hah! But of course. But isn’t Tony a bit of a casanova anyway *cough*Pepper*cough*? Having his hoardy whorey ways with everyone in the SHIELD as well as outside of it?
I envision Captain America waking up from innocence one evening with a realisation that Tony isn’t single at all.
He’s married.
To his work.

But we don’t talk about that.

iandsharman:

David Wynne is a bloody brilliant man.

‘Starsky and Hutch Leaning’ by Enednoviel. Before the Stiller and Wilson remake, ‘Starsky & Hutch’ was a gritty cop drama in the 70s. The grit and an exploration of the Bay City’s scummy underbelly, were thickly laced with a deep, platonic friendship between the two main heroes.Comedy or drama, they fell into each other’s arms frequently enough, swearing undying allegiance to one another, which infamously earned them the nickname of ‘French-kissing prime-time homos’ by some in Hollywood at the time.If you ask me, they were just jealous.
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‘Starsky and Hutch Leaning’ by Enednoviel.

Before the Stiller and Wilson remake, ‘Starsky & Hutch’ was a gritty cop drama in the 70s. The grit and an exploration of the Bay City’s scummy underbelly, were thickly laced with a deep, platonic friendship between the two main heroes.
Comedy or drama, they fell into each other’s arms frequently enough, swearing undying allegiance to one another, which infamously earned them the nickname of ‘French-kissing prime-time homos’ by some in Hollywood at the time.
If you ask me, they were just jealous.

I don’t usually post screencaptures, but this is a special moment that needed reminding of. I always hated the original photo of ‘Sailor and Nurse’. The gesture seems violent; the Nurse’s back is bent back uncomfortably and the Sailor’s arm is locked forcefully around her neck, pressing his face onto hers.Here, the voluptious Silhouette plays a game of seduction with the Nurse, mirroring the same gesture but gentler; her hand isn’t squeezed into a fist as a show of power. I am saddened that we didn’t get to see more of their story.
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I don’t usually post screencaptures, but this is a special moment that needed reminding of.
I always hated the original photo of ‘Sailor and Nurse’. The gesture seems violent; the Nurse’s back is bent back uncomfortably and the Sailor’s arm is locked forcefully around her neck, pressing his face onto hers.

Here, the voluptious Silhouette plays a game of seduction with the Nurse, mirroring the same gesture but gentler; her hand isn’t squeezed into a fist as a show of power. I am saddened that we didn’t get to see more of their story.

(via 7ns)

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