#skooled!

[thejunkyardafewblocksfromhere]

The sun above me and a concrete floor below Scratch at the chain links, maybe bare my teeth for show Fed twice a day, I don't go hungry anymore Feel in my bones just what the future has in store I pace in circles, so the camera will see Look hard at my stripes There'll be no more after me -Deuteronomy 2:10, The Mountain Goats

[loudlyhappycupcake]

Tractic memories @shironezuninja @wisefestivalloverpatrol @sakulovejulius12 @magical-girl-techno-genius @cartoonfan21 @homuncvlus @cipedor @bitter-yet-civilized @211012 @torkmadox20 @serentiydraw5678 @star-lunakasoot@untitled14360 @thedemonwolf17 @artwithooo @kuskicanlove @illustrated-ink

@nevaehjwilliamsvaeh @fatrnai @ladysegagenesis

[theodorebasmanov]

I’ve rewatched “Star VS The Forces of Evil” episodes 17-18 season 3. In the first part of the first episode Buff Frog and the other monsters want to leave and Tom wants to go to an adventure with Star instead of Marco and tries to persuade the monsters not to leave by giving a speech (he’s also a half-monster after all). It’s all very interesting and shows discrimination pretty well, but why does Buff Frog call his children “babushkas”? Just for the record – babushka means grandmother. The second part is about Marco getting a brother and about the relationship with his parents (that Diazes don’t know their son anymore). The first part of the second episode is about Meteora finding out about what happened to her when she was a baby. We also get to know about her childhood and teenage years and how she was forced to hide her “flaws”: her cheeks, her tail and so on. Now, she’s becoming more and more “monstrous” and going to get the throne back. The last part is about Star and Marco relationship – they are trapped in a photo booth by a weird goblin, who lets them out only when they’ve kissed. Wow. Teenage drama. Again.

P.S. Happy New Year!

[globgor-of-mewnie]

It must have been really hard for you and Eclipsa to see St.Olga’s videos of her “raising” Meteora. It’s probably the worst thing for a parent to see horrible things happened to their child when they are unable to be there for them.

“Well, not always! I mean I grew up without parents and I……oooh. Never mind. Anyway, yes. It was quite painful. I’ll be honest, I didn’t watch it all the way through. I know I should. It’s the least I deserve after everything I put her through. I always did have a tendency to be selfish though. I can’t make it past the part when that robot starts scrubbing my crying’s daughter’s cheeks. That’s enough to haunt me for days. I can’t bare any more than that. I’m too much of a coward.”

[yahoo201027]

Day in Fandom History: March 24...

Ponyhead returns to St. O’s and finds that the curriculum has gotten tougher under the new system, just as Meteora breaks in with Gemini and Rasticore to find the school's founder, the robot St. Olga. “Skooled!” premiered on this day, A Year Ago.

[imperfectxiii]

"Heinous. What a pretty name."

[abowlofmoe]

This episode... :O