Tom Holland is dope

Oct 27, 2018 11:35 AM

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Would the snap have worked on deadpool?

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God I still tear up when I think of that scene

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I just want to know WHERE IS MADAME WEB!

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Anyone would be happy to get out of the Ultimate universe.

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It’s not what he says but how long it took him to turn to dust verse the others

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As if I didn't need to cry about him any more than I do already

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#1 Boys the same age died on the beaches of Normandy saying the same thing. You can be brave enough to face death, but still not want to go.

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Going to be honest, Ultimate Spidey's death read like a comic book death. Tom Holland's Spidey acted like a real person would.

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Gee, I wonder why it seems like a comic book death...

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Bro check your notifications, good lord

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He also says I’m sorry cause tony told him “if you died I feel like that’s on me” Tom Holland was a great choice still miss Toby tho

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He "didn't listen"?

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Stark told him to go home, and he hitched a ride to Titan instead. Thus why Peter said "I'm sorry" before fully dusting away.

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But we would have been dusted anyway...?

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Most likely, but that is why Peter felt to himself that he was responsible and as if he had failed Mr. Stark and all the people who dusted.

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Stan Lee had said that Tom was his vision for the MCU Spiderman

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Worst of all by feeling like he failed at his responsibility, he failed Uncle Ben.

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OMG no...

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Fook sake none of them are dead chill.

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"I'm sorry".... those words and the look on Tony Starks face is what got me.

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WTH Op!? I was just beginning to move on from infinity wars. And now you brought back all this pain. I’m not crying! You’re crying!

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Or...you know....how fucking ANYONE reacts to suddenly dying. Nobody goes out with a Hollywood Action Hero one-liner, sadly.

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The ones that actually do go out like that are almost certainly doing it just to make it easier on everyone else. "He was a joker, right 1/?

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to the last," that sort of thing. Putting on a brave face, acting like they're not absolutely terrified, to save their friends and 2/?

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family the pain of watching them die terrified. Probably because they've seen a friend die just like that, in terror and despair. That 3/?

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or there was only one person present and they're lying about how the end went; I'm the only person alive who knows how my mother's 4/?

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father died, and I will lie to the rest of the family about it until the day I die; they don't need to know. /I/ wish I didn't know. 5/5

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Looks like I'm done here, see you in hell! *put sunglasses and die

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"Don't let it end like this. Tell them I said something." -Pancho Villa. And before someone ACTUALLYs me, I know it's probably fake.

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Are people really complaining that different variations on a character are different?

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That's pretty standard.

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I think it’s more that by explaining the context, 2 different responses are still accurate to the character

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Welcome to the internet

7 years ago | Likes 39 Dislikes 0

*fandom

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You should hear the neckbeard bristling over Thor and lady Thor.

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In fairness, I'm not deep into comics but I don't get the "lady Thor" name. Thor is a *name*, so "Lady Thor" sounds like his wife.

7 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 1

It's not her name, honestly. She's Thor, but she's often dubbed that to clarify between her and the Odinson.

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But she's not Thor. Because that's his name not a title like Captain America. None of the other wielders of the hammer ever just adopted -

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Tbh, female!Thor is a steaming pile of bullshit. Marvel comics died they day the shifted all their efforts to please tumblirinas.

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Yup. Giant publishing company totally gone for wanting to be more inclusive. Horrific /s

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The fact that she had villains surrender to her simply because she was a girl and they "respected what she was doing" made me stop caring.

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Since they made that change they lost a huge amount of market share to D.C. They are hemorrhaging money due to their poor editorial choices.

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That’s not just how a kid would react. If y’all think you wouldn’t be a little bitch when you’re about to disappear forever then 1/

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you’re just straight up a narcissist idiot. I realize these are superheroes but part of the MCU is the depiction of superheroes 2/

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with very human flaws and emotions. 3/3

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I feel like they are debating the Talmud. Crazy.

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The only difference is that non-religious fandoms are fully aware that their sacred texts are fictional :)

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But other than that, yeah. I've often said that religions are just over-the-top nerdy fandoms obsessed with supernatural fiction.

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There's also the fact that anyone who knows marvel knows they're coming back, so writers used the baby superhero for some cheap tears.

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It's worse because his spider sense can feel it coming too, so he's terrified because he knows he's dying, but he can't do anything.

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Omg

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Oh fuck, I forgot about his senses

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My wife pointed this out to me, I didn’t think of it at first. But yeah, his head must’ve been SCREAMING at him in those last moments.

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His spider-sense is powerful as hell, tying him to the web of life

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In the comics he also has a slight healing factor so if they followed that t also killed him slower.

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Yeah this was the reply to this comment the last time this comment was posted to this repost

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Well it wasn’t me, as I wasn’t aware this was a repost

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You mean his "Peter-Tingle."

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Everyone says that but is it true

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Yeah, everyone else disappeared before they knew what was happening. He was freaking out before he started disintegrating.

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Yeah but maybe it was just to make the scene work. Is it confirmed that it's his spidey sense

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What do you mean confirmed? Yes he has spidey sense in the movies.

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How would that let him know that Thanos is gonna snap his fingers

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We also forget that because his spider sense has warned him, his accelerated healing is probably in over drive. That’s why he fades slower

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People forget he has a healing factor. And he can break fists by not rolling with punches. And he can juggle cars. Spiderman is badass.

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The younger spidey can't juggle cars, could barely lift one. I remember it being mentioned somewhere that that his powers matured with him.

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Imagine of Deadpool got dusted. We would have an ethereal angry half dead dusting mercenary running around.

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*left arm fades* "What the fuck man. That was a serious dick move"

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I’m pretty sure it would basically play out like it did in DP2.

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Would deadpool even die after being dusted?

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No that’s what I’m saying. He would just be walking around with dust falling/flying off his body

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But healing has nothing to do with it, does it? I thought they were just erased from existence with their souls being put into the stone.

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I can totally see that

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Can we not have the smart adult spider man like in the comics ? Are we doomed to see the first two years of spider man?

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We just saw his final two years in the MCU. What more do you want?

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I grew up reading Spider Man comics where he was an adult so I'm fairly annoyed that we're on the third iteration of high school Spider Man.

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Same. So there's at least two of us.

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I want a scene with an old man Logan and a late 40s peter sitting in Queens eating pizza

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Spider verse is gonna have late 30s Parker eating greasy Greek food, so sorta close

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Into the Spiderverse is going to have that. Adult Peter Parker mentoring Miles Morales.

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Yes, since that is what Marvel decree Spiderman be forever more. I'm surprised there hasn't been a new deal with the devil to deage him.

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The PS4 game has him 8 years into his career. So, he's still young, but he's definitely past his school years.

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It was fucking retarded how he was so damn poor and the cops still didn't trust him. Eight god damn years.

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Wat. He works with the cops regularly throughout the game.

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Thank you

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That you want to see in the MCU 2/2

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I heard that’s the idea. By the 3rd movie he’ll be an intern at the Daily Bugle and such

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Well marvel finally got a hold again to do Spider-Man so maybe they will use Tom as long as they can and we can watch become the parker 1/2

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Yes. Quesada HATES character development. That’s why One More Day happened, he doesn’t want the character to grow in any way.

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It definitely wasn't because the character was being increasingly written into a corner. Nope

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What corner? And how does stripping him of decades of character development and destroying his most iconic motivation help? Plus Quesada was

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Tell me this: How is sacrificing the thing in his life that makes him the happiest because he feels responsible for getting his aunt killed

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Out of character for Spider-Man?

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pretty clear, he did not want Parker to grow and change. He wanted him to stay the exact same as when Q was a kid. Which went over poorly.

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I think it's wise of Marvel to try to get a great teenage Spider Man locked down. Now they can use him to branch the universe over many 1/2

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years to come, and we can see the character grow up. While a lot of the other core actors are stepping out, they need a new core. 2/2

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Good point !

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Many what?!?!?! I have to know

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over many halves of course!

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Over many pieces of toast. They are cannibals.

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Tom Holland really was a superb choice for Spider-Man. He's SO good in the role.

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And in Infinity War you saw that perfect blend of excitement that he was part of the team, and determination to do the best he could.

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Perfect blend of cheeky and innocent.

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And no offense to toby but no premature old face

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He's properly baby-faced

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It's even better when you realize he has no idea what he is doing, like legit no idea they stopped giving him details cause he talks to much

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And the cluelessness makes it so much better a performance because Spider-Man always seems kinda lost and pin point atst

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Took them long enough to cast the right person.

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Yep. He's a great wisecracker, and a really good nervous, awkward goofball.

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It's almost like Marvel is incredibly good at what they do

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Unpopular Opinion: He was just okay at best.

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I agree but to be fair, the bar was super low.

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Can do both. 2/2

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Maguire was a decent Parker, just not a great Spidey, while Garfield was a very decent Spidey, but a poor Parker. Holland has nailed both.

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I mean you had maguire who was a good Spider-Man but a bad Peter Parker, and Garfield who was a good peter but a boring Spider-Man. Tom 1/2

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Perfect response

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He sucked

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I know but he is still my og spidey

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No u

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And so hot.

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Oooh my God.

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Hot guy picture? Let's make a creepy comment.

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It’s creepy to call a hot guy hot now? When did this happen? Have you asked around, because everyone I know would love to be called hot.

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Oh stfu. This site is fucking gross when it comes to women.

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I am a straight guy, but boy am I gay for Tom Holland

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Tom' pretty young we try not to sexualize him

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He’s 22, dude.

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I know, I was quoting Community, in which the girl that the original quote is aiming at, is also an adult.

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Sorry, I've not watched Community.

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Tom Holland is in his early 20s. We can fantasize all we like.

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SO hot. And have you seen that butt?

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It’s my favorite part! Just makes your... personality... twitch.

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Have you seen him dance??!!!! Umbrella was what did it for me!

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Yeah, he's trained in dancing. He was a stage actor 1st.

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Some conflicting info out there regarding that. I’ve read that he started with ballet at 10, moved onto a dance school where he performed /1

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Think of how many young soldiers have said those exact words.

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You just reminded me. I’m gonna go take a bath with my toaster

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I sense vigorous nodding from the World War I dead.

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Goddamn :/

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Whoa, whoa, slow down..im on my first cup to coffee, pal

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People trying to humanize a fictitious character and when it gets to reality “hey buddy, I can’t handle that”.

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Because if we truly put fictional characters on the same level as real people, then we'd stop watching fiction because it's too much.

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Soldiers are the real super heros

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I imagine it would list right after "This isn't supposed to be happening"

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Don’t forget just plain old “What happened?” So many die shocked and confused, not even aware it’s coming.

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bruh....

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And they knew they would die....Gallipoli...

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F word

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And yet they care only about a fictional one.

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And for what? When will we stop being such assholes to each other?

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When they'll give a war and nobody will come.

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Were it so easy

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Those exact words to Mr Stark

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Considering Stark's father did stuff for the military - then probably "yes" in-universe.

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Do you just get off on ruining people's mornings?

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*typing with one hand* Do you not?

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It's very important that people get reminded of what's awful. Keeps priorities right.

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Can’t lie. This is truth. Also think about those who died in accidents not knowing. Or even worse, dogs... at the vet >

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Maybe they think by dying they’re letting us down. and now I’ve gone and fucked myself up. Fuck.

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Oh, that gives me an idea for a mocking Instagram post!

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If I got your attention. watch "the seminal tragedy" from extra credits channel on youtube. Just as a reminder of how pointless wars can be.

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My brother in law said he had to lie to a kid that was about 19 that his mom was on her way as he bled out because he kept asking for her.

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Fuck dude

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That is the best way I guess. And dann,

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Damn, your bro in law must have steel nerves

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Or hundreds of years ago, how many lay dying in a field with no one to listen.

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Worse, the number of them whilst dying surrounded by others, nothing to hear but the groans, gasps and sobs of dying men.

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Laying for hours, bleeding out, as the groans turn to silence, waiting your turn. So many young men...

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You really want that? Listen to Dan Carlin's podcast series "Blueprint for Armageddon". World War 1's trenches have that in spades...

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Want it? No, I don’t want it at all, I was just theorizing on the sort of things commonly heard in such final moments.

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Pretty good podcast. Listened to him during my hour long commute.

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It's just a history of WW1? A dramatic "recreation"? Whats it about/whats its take?

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It's effectively telling the story of the conflict, using historical sources. It's not a dramatic recreation, as it's just Carlin speaking.

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