Here Come The Cats

• Grace HATES horror. He jumps at everything. He’s fascinated by the science behind scary movies but if he watches anything even remotely scary, he has to watch cartoons or something to be able to sleep.

• Simon is ex-military and absolutely loves horror. Something happened while he was deployed which causes him to lose his arm.

• The haunt is lowkey based off the one I work. We donate the money to a local charity that helps families with a child who has a medical issue. The charity helps them pay medical bills, housing costs, etc. which is why Simon picked them to work for. It’s also one where they can grab you (this comes into play later)

• Simon’s character is lowkey based off of Fryboy and Archer (sliders at Hershey Park). His outfit/makeup is Archer’s style just without the undershirt 🤭

• Grace’s reaction to being scared is to fight 😭 Colt scares him and ends up with a broken nose and black eye once. Jody is pissed because they were in the middle of filming when it happens

• Colt doesn’t tell Grace where they’re going when he takes Grace to the haunt. He loves seeing Grace get scared.

• Simon sees Grace at the beginning of the haunt and is like “oh he’s cute… That’s my next target to scare”. Grace isn’t paying attention because he, Colt, and Jody are talking through a small section of the haunt and when Simon goes to grab him, Grace doesn’t hesitate, punches Simon and then pins Simon to the ground.

I don't have any experience with the weirder corners of university campuses – my work in that particular job just never happened to take me there. I did, however, once have to do a cable trace in the basement of a former Christian elementary school. It had haphazardly been subdivided into numerous tiny rooms, some as little as ten feet across, with no central hallways or apparent floor plan. Every single room was, for reasons that were and remain unclear to me, full of broken kitchen appliances. One room in particular contained an enormous industrial freezer unit that was larger in its smallest dimension than any of the doors leading to it. Was it delivered in pieces and assembled on site? Did they build the room around it? That one still bothers me a little bit.

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like i firmly believe people can change and grow, but the way that nonblacks are so quick to go "its not a big deal" to every instance of someone having a history of racism is frustrating. especially because they'll see it as a single instance, just petty drama, and never stop to think about how tiring it is to find out over and over with different people that someone you thought was a decent person had a phase where they thought your oppression was hilarious, exaggerated, or even deserved.

(and as a side note, a lot of you need to realize that racism isn't solely saying "i hate Black people!!!" overtly- its much more pervasive and seemingly innocuous than yall seem to think and people point this out over and over but it seems to be a brand new idea every time this rolls up again.)

and like, people always get to grow out of these phases and laugh about them like its a piece of silly trivia, meanwhile the people affected by these phases then and now are told to be quiet about even just being disappointed. and a lot of the times nonblacks will exaggerate a mild expression of disappointment as a violent "cancelling" or dramastarting.

are u guys hearing this

are u guys hearing this

thats what we call neo nazis and shitty conservative bros? or at least its what we used to call them? why are ppl calling themselves "chuds" affectionately now

what is happening

when you call yourself and your friends "chuds"

YOU

ARE

CALLING

YOURSELF

A

Take the internet away from those middle schoolers

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lets see the checklist:

✓ calling trans men whiny for speaking about their issues

✓ use of stereotypically gendered insult

✓ implying trans mens issues are less important or don’t exist

Any Miis With Bright Ideas regarding island design WillBe Shot