Bun Bun

much credit to @briochebunbun who’s addition to this headcanon post gave me the inspiration i needed to finally write this poor prompt that has been languishing in my inbox for months

People who were first meeting Joe were often surprised to learn about his involvement in community theatre. Something about how an athletic looking guy like Joe didn’t seem like somebody who spent time dressing up and reading lines. People who knew him a little better but were slow to find out about the acting thing tended to be surprised to, claiming it was strange to think of a quiet guy like Joe up on stage - as if he were that quiet and as if performing as a character was anything close to the same as making small talk.

But he does and it’s fun and he’s good at it.

So I watched a few episodes of Pacific today and after that I learned that JP was also on TV tonight (I always watch it if I can, there’s just no way I woulnd’t). I couldn’t stop seeing Sledgehammer whenever I Timmy was on the screen :D 

And I’m about to go continue watching Pacific and I know that I’m gonna look at Sledge and see Timmy every time! :D :D

Private More pulled one last raid on that vast supply dump. He broke into the main motor pool and stole a motorcycle, complete with sidecar. He hid it behind a sand dune, then asked Captain Winters if he could put it on the LST and take it back to England. “Up to you,” Winters replied. 

The next day, as the company marched up the ramp of the gigantic LST, More moved the motorcycle up the inland side of the forward dune. He had arranged with Malarkey for a hand signal when everyone was aboard and it was time to go. Malarkey tipped off the Navy personnel. At the proper moment, standing on the ramp, Malarkey gave the signal and More came roaring over the dune and up the ramp.

The next morning, a train took the men (except More and Malarkey, who rode their motorcycle) to Aldbourne.