No, you're right. Sorcerer supreme also grabbed the time stone bare handed, so I think there are some stones that are more volatile and than others. The ether and power stones are probably the most, tesseract and vision's stone are dangerous but not as much, and time and soul stone are generally safe

Uh oh, better get 37 miles away

ronan's done it, peter quill's done it, etc etc. turns out you don't have to be a celestial being to grab an infinity stone for a second

Everyone's trash! Hooray!

I thought he was spending a year dead for tax reasons?

It's a bit tricky to see while he's pouring, but if you compare the end amount of coffee in the cup to the size of the metal container, it matches up.

That's poetic juxtaposition right there

The sand is hot and is being warmed by a flame underneath. Coffee and water is put into the metal container and is boiled using the sand to conduct heat. The "filling" you see is just the coffee (which is thicker and stronger than american coffee, due to the grounds being left inside) is just the coffee boiling up. The turkish use sand because it is easy to control the amount of heat being transferred into the coffee.

dude, she's hot and she knows it

Nice analysis. But I don't think you're taking into account that it's probably a supernatural beast and may or may not fall under the known laws of the world. Like O'hare said, "I'm your worst nightmare! I'm frankensteins head, on spider's body!"

Except a falling elevator is a non-inertial frame of reference. There's a constant acceleration force, so the reason you would die is because you couldn't possibly accelerate the elevator fast enough to cancel out your velocity in the air.

He had his talk with his mother, and his father went of his own accord (with bad timing, I admit) I think