#bathdraws

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i was visited by two.... freaky lookin' things. one looked like some strange angel and the other looked like he was an imp outta hell. bore a strikin' resemblance to that buford and bernardo.

[ned-gerblansky]

part 9

ned choosing his punishments

[daft-starstruck]

repost!

[eat-a-dicker]

bro! i do not like they way they've been treating beavis and butthead!!! this sucks!

[eat-a-dicker]

god

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the skarloey railway watches the magic railroad every night so they can laugh at it. they beg the drivers & firemen for an overhead projector and have them throw it on every night before the drivers & firemen go home so they can enjoy themselves going to sleep. eventually when technology gets advanced enough the engines all have playlists that the drivers will queue up for them when they go to sleep

[eat-a-dicker]

dev reminds me of a place to which i cannot return.

i've seen the sentiment going around that dev and hazel should have had a real conversation and while i think so as well, i don't want the show to use hazel as dev's one emotional crutch to get him to calm down, because that isn't precedent for a healthy relationship. dev lacks any support network and honestly if hazel was there, in the scene where he gives peri the key, she might have made the situation worse. dev in the finale and in the episodes leading up to the finale was exploiting his own feelings for hazel to treat her worse than before they became friends. he is taking out his frustration with his father on hazel, his crush and as of this point in time, only real friend (and also the only person in the entire town he genuinely likes) and it's clear he needs an outlet for that behavior because it turns self destructive very quickly.

there's an episode about how she's best friends with jasmine and winn and not to knock these characters, but her deepest bond is with dev.

[eat-a-dicker]

bros i'm fucking content starved. somehow