#graham calloway

[grumixaman]

i just saw someone on tiktok with the headcanon that the type of rock Crackle listens to is alt/indie, and i don't know what type of indie rock you were thinking about, BUT LET'S FUCKING GOOOO!!!!

I know he looks like the type of guy who enjoys mainstream hard rock (like Guns'n Roses, Bon Jovi, Van Halen and SPECIALLY AC/DC for obvious reasons🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺), but I ABSOLUTELY REFUSE to believe it now!

I wonder what type of rock the creators were thinking about when they made that line in about him liking rock in the Crackle goes kiwi caper.

[aussie-cracker]

testing this drawing app and i love it

now he just needs puppy ears 😪😪

rate /67

[theonetruegraham]

Admin: it’s my birthday guys :) I’m sorry I don’t have anything to show for it, I know I don’t post as much art as other accounts on here. Uhm… but thank you for making me smile with all the silly posts and reblogs! 🥰

[aussie-cracker]

my friend's classmate drew this omg😭😭😭

[cowboylexapro]

nowww i just need to do the animation part 🥲🔫

[sparkit-lovebugg]

The 40 grays of radiation

[aussie-cracker]

gng rate my pfp /67

🙏🙏 my girlfriend drew it

[jacu-do-mato]

Them being team "I guess I'm using non-lethal weapons from now on🤷‍♀️"

I really think there's some good symbolism between them, and that it was well thought to end both these characters arc's with a final scene of them intereacting, because despite them being extremely different and having killed/attemmpted killing in diametrically opposed circumstances (her in a mistaken self defense and him for self gain) those actions seem to weight more on them than the rest of the other characters.

And they both have this thing of Chief giving her ACME agents those smoke guns and Graham rewiring his crackle rod not to pass stun mode, which kinda connects them at least in my point of view, yk.