from age is an irrational number (requested by jar-vis)
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Renner grew up with a pygmy goat named Sugar. He’s the oldest kid, with four siblings who range in age from 37 years to 4 months. He and his best friend (the actor Kristoffer Winters, whom he also confusingly refers to as “my brother”) run a successful side business renovating houses. Sometimes he lives in the houses during construction, often without such bourgie comforts as electricity and indoor plumbing. Disciplines he’s studied include but are not limited to: world religion, sociology, criminology, Filipino stick fighting, and Muay Thai martial arts. Previous professions: ski instructor, professional makeup artist. He has taught himself to be unafraid of sharks. He has dined with Colin Powell and has regularly basked in the praise of such luminaries as Sean Penn—but about the only time he’s found himself starstruck was when he met Cesar Millan, TV’s Dog Whisperer. He is, by turns, cut-the-bullshit intense and just-fucking-with-you funny. He’s religiously unsentimental (“I don’t give a shit about the past”) and unabashedly devoted to his cream-colored miniature French bulldog, Franklin.
I’m not saying the dude is weird. I’m saying he contains multitudes.
“Jeremy Renner Finally Gets Some Action” by Adam Sachs, Details, December 2011
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“You didn’t know my father. He was cold, calculating, never told me he loved me, didn’t even tell me that he liked me”
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# ‘big man in a suit of armour—take that away and what are you?’ steve asks # and how do you tell him # that you don’t think there’s anything else # ‘genius billionaire playboy philanthropist’ you reply # but that # that is armour too
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I know everyone is like “Sam and Dean are back to their season one relationship!”, and honestly, I couldn’t disagree more. Sure, the tone is lighter and the fact that they’ve been through Hell (literally) isn’t punching you repeatedly in the face, but they’re so much better off than that now. Season one was all about Sam getting ready to go back to school once they got shit done and having a bitterness about living this life in the first place. And Dean was just trying to get him to stay and waiting for the other shoe to drop and for Sam to be gone. And they’re over that. They’re over walking out on the other because I think they’ve realized that they always find their way back anyway. They’re not waiting for the other to walk out the door and leave them. They’re all they have, and while that has always been pretty much true, it’s really hitting them hard now. And they’re accepting that. They’re on the same page which hasn’t really happened in the previous seasons. He’s here. If I’m only left with one goddamn thing in the world, I’m glad it’s him.