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cant help sayin fk you when I hear bucky say..


"I'm invisible. I'm turning into you- it's like a nightmare". He was always a conceited lil *beep* who initially met and befriended Rogers with about as much respect as the street pet (if lucky). I feel bad that Steve sees somelike like him as an epitome of trust and friendship (especially after his soviet makeover).

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They had been friends for many years, since childhood. It was a bit of banter - most likely a running (affectionate) joke about Steve's height and bad luck with women.

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I may be a huge fan, but I'm certainly not a fanboy.

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Isn't that kind of how males get along? It is amongst the guys that I have known. Verbal jabbing, mostly light-hearted. As Bucky was walking away to continue the double date, Steve said "you are taking all of the stupid with you". Bucky didn't get upset. He walked back and hugged Steve. Bucky was even trying to talk Steve out of trying for recruitment again, knowing that Steve's size and illnesses would make him ineligible one more time. He was trying to convince Steve that he shouldn't feel guilty, that there many important stateside jobs to be done during the war. And he got Steve a date for a double date on his last night in the states before deployment (albeit the girl ended up really bitchy). How is any of that conceited?

And Bucky's soviet makeover? You mean the medical experimentation, mental and physical torture, Pavlov style behavioral conditioning, memory wiping, periods in deep freeze, etc.? Hydra formed him into a mind controlled killing machine. Crossing paths with Steve again in Winter Soldier helped to start cracking through all of the damage that Hydra had done. And Civil War showed that Bucky was well on his way back. He said that he hadn't killed anymore since the events at the Triskelion. And he voluntarily went back into deep freeze for the protection of others. Steve knows that even though Bucky's physical body was used as a tool to commit all of those killings, the true Bucky wouldn't have agreed to it. That is why he stands with his friend.

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You don't have any long-term friends, do you? That's how friends who have crossed the threshold of life-long devotion joke around with each other.

He was always a conceited lil *beep* who initially met and befriended Rogers with about as much respect as the street pet (if lucky).


Your anus has to be bleeding from pulling that "fact" out of it. They've been life-long friends who have always been there for each other. Bucky never put Steve down. When he set him up on a date, the girl he brought for Steve wasn't a fuggo-porker.

I feel bad that Steve sees somelike like him as an epitome of trust and friendship (especially after his soviet makeover).


Yeah, because Bucky volunteered for his makeover...

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Lighten up OP it was a joke. They're life long friends he's allowed to rip him some.

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You replied to the wrong person.

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No she was just a whore lol. Idk he was just always belittling to Steve--kinda treated him like that lil guy he'd make time to see after everything else in his day was said and done with. He's a sniper, which fits perfectly with his attitude, but as we all know he got a nice karma c0ck slap after Roger's shiz got a foot taller and 5x as buff ;P>

p.s. I have many long term friends, and we always fux around with each other when we threw kick backs or out and about. Still--was no comical tone in the crap Bucky was saying, that was mostly:
'cool bruh. well, watch out for the big bad bullies, and sry bout the puberty and whole small c0ck thing, must suck. I'll be around sometime again Im sure... maybe--any who come on ladies xD' << Bucky

Not that I don't like his actor or char (as cool as Cap even imo)--just, he is a pretty cold bastard lol

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Oh STFU.

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Bucky had been shown to have always been there, always looking out for Steve

This isn't Wall Street-this is Hell. We have a little something called integrity-Crowley

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The fact that Bucky didn't resent Steve after he became Captain America, but was actually happy for him and followed him into battle disproves the OP's argument. It was just friendly banter.





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