#here comes treble

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EXPIRED - Here Comes Treble by London Price

How it started: I've casually dated my sister's friends for years. What can I say? She's got great taste in people. But Chance is apparently the best roommate in the world; he's quiet, thoughtful, and willing to put up with her chaotic ways, so this time, Hillary says it's hands off. No excuses. How it's going: I may have allowed myself to be seduced on their couch, and now he's calling me to come over to Netflix musicals and chill. I'm not sure what scares me more–my sister finding out that I broke her rule or the way I'm falling head over heels for a nerd I've got no business wanting. Here Comes Treble is the first book in the Portland Symphony series, a steamy, low-angst, queer romance series set in Oregon. If you like a neurodiverse trans hero, a cis himbo who's scared of robots, found family, and a happily ever after, you'll love this book. It's not intended for readers under eighteen or readers who don't want to read explicit sex scenes. CW for the death of a pet fish and brief discussions about transphobia and police violence. This book was previously published under the title Acoustics and has undergone minor editing for style and content.

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Here Comes Treble by London Price

How it started:

I’ve casually dated my sister’s friends for years–what can I say? She’s got great taste in people. But Chance is apparently the best roommate in the world–he’s quiet, thoughtful, and willing to put up with her chaotic ways, so this time, Hillary says it’s hands off. No excuses.

How it’s going:

I may have allowed myself to be seduced on their couch, and now he’s calling me to come over to Netflix (musicals) and chill. I’m not sure what scares me more–my sister finding out that I broke her rule… or the way I’m falling head over heels for a nerd I’ve got no business wanting.

Here Comes Treble is the first book in the Portland Symphony series, a steamy, low-angst, queer romance series set in Oregon. If you like a neurodiverse trans hero, a cis himbo who's scared of robots, found family, and a happily ever after, you’ll love this book. It’s not intended for readers under eighteen or readers who don’t want to read explicit sex scenes. CW for the death of a pet fish and brief discussions about transphobia and police violence. This book was previously published under the title Acoustics and has undergone minor editing for style and content.

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Vol 2 Ep 31 - October 20, 2011

“Here Comes Treble”

Deuce rocks his musical tribute to Cleo, meanwhile, Frankie's in for an electrifying surprise.

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I feel like we're sleeping on the implications of "Here Comes Treble"

We mention it in regard to Yakko's fear of being tongue tied and losing his voice, but we don't speak about the more universal meaning of that scene

Apparently everyone who works on the cartoon can CONTROL the toons??

Up until now, it always seemed like the Warners were pretty much in control. Heck, they have an entire song about it in the first series("The Very Model Of A Cartoon Individual"). Slappy also proves to us that she can do whatever she wants time after time.

But in this sketch, not only the music conductor is able to control the Warner's setting and apperantly bodies, but the control room can silence them and it doesn't get solved even in the REAL world until they get the channels back on?(as shown by Dot turning hers up before dropping her punchline)

More then that, non of the musicians seem cencerned about this or surprised about this(not to mention the guys in the control room being entirely up to it, apparently). The Warners DO seem surprised, but I can't tell if it's because of the ability or just the fact they actually USE it. In any case, this is a very terrifying detail.

Until now, the toons were always in control of their situation and powers, but is it still the case?

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Part 20 of The Warners Are Puppies And Here’s Why!

In Here Comes Treble we see The Sibs recording a cartoon while an orchestra plays the music for it.The band keeps messing up making them have to restart the cartoon until finally The Sibs get fed up and asking to move things along because they've got lunch plans.

Then when the conductor yells at them for breaking the fourth wall and ruining his creative process. Dot makes fun off him and we see her fangs as she talks.We also see Wakko and Yakko’s fangs as they laugh at her jokes.

When the conductor insults the music used in the cartoon and says he’s a real musician who’s talent is wasted Wakko challenges him with a cute smirk that shows his fangs.

They conductor changes  the music and suddenly the sibs have been teleported to a dark castle and they are now holding brooms and buckets of water. As the music starts Wakko’s broom starts dragging and tossing him around. You can see his fangs the whole time.

Right after that the conductor gets sick of the sibs complaining and mutes them. It shows Yakko silently screaming, realizing his voice is gone and panicking over it. You can see his fangs as he screams and tries to talk.

The broom stops flying around and drops to the groud with Yakko before dragging him around and smacking him on the nose. You can see his fangs a few times and after the broom smacks him he’s cowering like a scared dog.

Then he decides he’s had enough he tries getting rid of the broom and bucket only to realize they’re stuck to his hands and then he gets smacked in the face by the bucket. You can see his fangs the whole time especially when he tries to throw the broom and bucket.

After Yakko’s done getting tortured suddenly clones of The Sibs start coming out of everywhere and you can see all three of their fangs as they look around in shock.

And you can still see their fangs as the clones seem to close in on them.

Turns out the Sibs just got pushed out of the screen and when Yakko notices that the clones are just as miserable as they were he pulls one out of the screen. You can see his fangs as he puts effort in to pulling the clone out.

This gives Wakko and Dot the idea to follow Yakko’s example. You can see their fangs as they smile and then smirk.

We see Yakko and Dot’s fangs as they pull their clones out of the screen.

And we see the clones fangs as they hop around going crazy.

Then we see the original Yakko’s fangs as he taps a saxophone player’s shoulder.

Once they all get the upper hand on the conductor Dot brings a cannon out of nowhere and proceeds to shoot at him a bunch of times. You can see her fangs as shes about to light the fuse and every time she pulls the string.

As the conductor gets blown away we see him blown into the cartoon screen and the sibs look amazed and you can see their fangs as they smile.

Then the clones start cheering for them and we can see some of their fangs showing.

Soon the clones start throwing roses for the Sibs. When Yakko catches one he smirks and you can see his fangs. We also see all three of the sibs fangs as they realize the could use the roses as conductor’s wands with cute grins.

Then at the very end we see Dot’s fangs as she makes a funny joke about country music being not being his forte/specialty.

That’s it for part 20,stay tuned for part 21.

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Good to know Dwight cannonly has an anxiety disorder