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[historictrickery-blog]

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Robbie had thrown out, well, Robbie, when the wind-up appeared to be of no use. Or at least couldn’t do anything the villain wanted correctly. So, here he was, sitting around, bent over with his large key sticking up in the air, completely still, waiting to be wound back up. And, as someone approached, today just might be his lucky day.

[pestella-blog1]

{CLOSED} - @illtalfurinn liked x for a starter.

Penny had been frantically scouring the ground for anything that might resemble a coin or a note of some kind, murmuring under her breath her burning desires for more money, despite having already pestered Trixie for two dollars, just that morning! Penny had already spent it on soda & chocolate, so now the greedy child wanted more, more, more, more - !! 

Soon, she spotted a figure coming in to view. Maybe, they had some money for her to pilfer! Scurrying along towards them, she waved attention-seeking arms in the air. ❝Hey! Hey, Mister! Do you have any mon - WOW - !!❞ Penny’s eyes widened as she caught sight of the scary looking spiked bat he was toting, jumping dramatically back, and recoiling against a tree, knees knocking together in fear. ❝Ne-nevermind... - !!❞

[a-real-paige-turner]

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bonus:

Paige running for her life since Esporto has no sense of humor

[robbietheriveting]

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{//okay so

The tablet from “Rottenbeard” reads, “LazyTown should always be...”.

The keyword is “should”.

If the people of LazyTown had to be lazy/happy/whatever else, the founder should have written, “LazyTown must be...”.

“Should”, being a verb conjugated in the subjunctive mood, implies a certain contrary nature (or, at the very least, a nature that can be contradicted) in the statement. That is, “LazyTown should always be happy, but that’s just my opinion,”—or something of that nature.

“Should” is far from being an absolute, and it’s ridiculous that no one in the town stopped to consider the rhetorical angle of the situation.

(Then, of course, there’s the whole issue of altering your life based on a statement that is neither sacred nor legally binding, but I can imagine that, had they gone that route, the episode would have been subject to some censorship or outright banning in many places, because I can see that moral being taken as anti-religion or anti-government, even though that’s not even what that alternate moral is about.)

[a-real-paige-turner]

just a couple of quick doodles based off my thread with @illtalfurinn

[a-real-paige-turner]

oops my hand slipped

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[a-real-paige-turner]

"Sportacus, please tell him you were never in danger!"

[criminalvillainnumberone]

@illtalfurinn​ liked for a starter! Time to catch a superhero on the run!

     Robbie quickly ducked behind the bench raising a hand over his face to try to hide himself--it was a totally flawless plan to avoid any contact!