#fetching

[sluggoonthestreet]

Bruno can't tell the difference between sticks and small trees.

[otherbodied]

radio collar topic literally sprang up within a week and is now blowing up across "puppyposting" social media circles. it's okay to call it a fad when it's a fad. doesn't mean it doesn't have meaning to some people. not everything needs to be some lifelong or hyperemotional attachment.

genuinely, i don’t even know how to respond to this. thanks for the lukewarm take, anon. (sarcasm.)

[cheekycritters]

Red gets two other outfits in this episode and they’re so fancy and cutes but You see i’m busy being infatuated with how his belly hangs over the belt in thjis scene. Hey gorgeous. I like You. Like a lot

[misterlemonzlime]

05-06-26 | johnnyslittleanimalblog. misterlemonzlime.tumblr.com/archive

[jhsharman]

"weather vain"

My first thought is that they decided it was a little unbecoming for Mr. Weatherbee to be commenting on a high school Junior’s physical attractiveness – we are veering into the Mad parody from 1954 where he chases after them. If there is no real change on that score – and maybe the meaning of “fetching” gets bumped over by dent of a Miss saying it? – call it a stumble. (Once upon a time "used to call", now just is). But as things play out, actually the re-writers are setting up a trilogy. And this is the origin of “Wacky Wear Week”. Further reprint, sticking with Veronica's new pants and Weatherbee's pink shirt, and the "Wacky Wear Week" gets wiped out and Weatherbee moves from "pretty" to "nice". And Grundy goes back to referencing "fetching" as a word from the past -- everything old is new old again.

[seductiongirl]

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