to the folks who were at the Djo show in DC last year: any of y'all going to the Dan & Phil show in DC?

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to the folks who were at the Djo show in DC last year: any of y'all going to the Dan & Phil show in DC?

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<3 djo
They’re girls and they just want to have fun!!! Elmax is so special and important to me I want them to just live in this moment forever
There’s a quality that certain books/movies/TV shows have that leads me to say, “Yeah, I can see people making fanfiction of that.” It’s something to do, I think, with how tight the story is, how much feels open-ended or like it could be elaborated on.
Something like Breaking Bad, for example, has low squiggability (that’s what I’m calling this quality). It’s tightly written, the characters are consistent, there’s little left to interpolate or extrapolate. Obviously, people DO write fanfic of Breaking Bad, but it still has a low squiggability score. Whereas something like Supernatural has a high squiggability score. Fantasy and science fiction often have high squiggability scores. This suggests squiggability could also be related to worldbuilding and potential for people to borrow a premise or setting.
And sometimes you’ll read or watch something and you’ll say, “Ah, low squiggability,” and then you’ll open tumblr and find out that everyone else seem to think its squiggability was very high indeed.
my high squiggability score demands:
- STRONG character and world introduction
- WEAK character and world exploration
- at least one canonical death that makes you yell “oh what the fuck? fuck you!!!”
good guy steve
for @corrodedcoffinfest day 8 prompt 'where's the beef?'
rated t | 659 words | cw: recreational drug use | tags: established steddie, good babysitter steve, everyone's high
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“Beef and Jeff are close.”
Jeff giggles. “What the fuck are you talking about?”
Gareth giggles, too. “Like. Your names.”
“Beef isn’t a name,” Frankie says, but his words slur a bit. “Maybe Jeff isn’t even a name.”
“Where’s beef?” Eddie asks. No one answers. “Where’s the beef?!”
They’re so crossfaded. Jeff only had one beer because he knew Eddie was bringing the good weed, but he’s still pretty out of it. Eddie’s somehow the worst of them all.
Steve is their babysitter, or at least that’s what he told them when he took one hit from the joint and then sat on Eddie’s bed like it was his. All of them are spread out on the floor, and Steve’s eyes are on them, but he doesn’t say much.
“You’re all a mess,” he finally says. “Everyone needs water.”
“But Steve.” Eddie sits up and stares at him seriously. “Where is the beef?”
Steve rolls his eyes. “The freezer. Next to the chicken.”
“Can we have the beef?” Gareth sits up and asks. He pouts at Steve, and Jeff already knows it’s gonna work. Steve’s got a soft spot for him, and it’s somehow even bigger than the one Eddie has for him. “In cooked beef form.”
“You mean a burger?” Steve asks.
Jeff thinks he has the patience of a saint. He’s high as shit, but even he knows they aren’t making any fucking sense.
“Do I mean that?” Gareth turns to Eddie, blinking slowly. “Burgers sound good. Burgers are beef. Cooked beef.”
“Yeah,” Eddie nods. Steve shakes his head and gets up from the bed. “Where you going?”
“To make you burgers. Or try to since the meat is frozen.”
“Cooking it makes it unfrozen,” Frankie says with a sigh. “Even I know that.”
Jeff decides that he’s probably the closest to sober out of all of them, so he stands to try to help Steve. Not that Steve needs it. But maybe he’ll like having company.
He only stumbles a little before he straightens and follows Steve out of the room. No one even notices him leaving.
Steve’s running the hot water in the sink when he makes it there, leaning over the counter and yawning.
“You don’t have to do that. They’ll forget about this in the next five minutes,” Jeff says as he leans on the other side of the counter. “If they haven’t already.”
“It’s fine. I could eat anyway.”
“Why do you take care of us all?”
Steve looks up at him and tilts his head to the side. “What do you mean?”
“We do this once a week and you always stick around to keep an eye on us. Even when Gareth and Eddie do too much. Why?”
The corner of Steve’s mouth turns up for a moment before he looks back down.
“Someone has to keep an eye on you guys.”
“But we’re fine. You could tell us to fuck off. We could take turns.”
Steve shuts off the water and holds up the package of beef. “None of you know how to make burgers.”
“But we—“
“Jeff, dude. I like taking care of people I care about, okay?” Steve sighs.
“You care about all of us?” Jeff isn’t an idiot. He knows Steve obviously cares a lot about Eddie, and clearly cares quite a bit about Gareth because Eddie does, but all of them?
“I wouldn’t stick around if I didn’t.” Steve starts to separate the meat, more than half of it going into a mixing bowl and the other going into a much smaller bowl. “Do you actually wanna help or just try to convince me not to babysit?”
“Why do you have some separate?” Jeff asks as he walks around the counter and waits for instructions.
“Frankie doesn’t like the spices I usually use. So I just put salt and pepper in his.”
Damn. Steve’s a good guy. A real good guy.
None of them deserve him.

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I've been rewatching Gilmore Girls and this scene in particular hits me dead on the Eddie and Wayne Munson family funny bone
Imagine Eddie pushing in Wayne like this and everyone freaks out and then Wayne pops up like "holy shit son it took you long enough to get me back for it from last time!" and Eddie, shirt clenched in the fist of Joyce and completely unconcerned by it chirps back "it's a dish best served cold 😝"
Wayne pushes him in the pool mid conversation with Steve next week. Says pardon me and walks away with a polite smile as his nephew flails in the background.
Once Steve and Eddie start dating and it’s getting serious, there’s one day when Steve turns to Wayne, and says “Hey, check this out.” Then he stands, scoops Eddie up without warning, and jumps both of them into the water with a whoop. They surface at the same time, Eddie sputtering indignantly but melting when Steve drapes both arms around his neck and starts kissing him.
Wayne snorts and cracks open a beer and mutters, “Welcome to the family, kid.” He’d say it louder, but they’re definitely not listening now.
Steve sees Eddie sleeping in his van one night and just assumes that he's homeless now.
He doesn't want to embarrass Eddie by calling attention to his situation in front of everyone but also like. Monsters with no faces exist in Hawkins and they can crawl through walls. He cannot handle another Barb situation so...
Steve tries to be subtle when he approaches Eddie at school.
He's being so subtle and so casual when he says without really saying that he saw Eddie in the woods and he understands Eddie's *gestures at him* whole thing and like.
If he wants to come over sometime, Steve wouldn't mind. He'd actually like it (because than he'd know Eddie wasn't demo-food) and also, ""Lots of, uh. Beds. In my house. That's more comfortable than your van, am I right?"
Steve leaves this conversation feeling pretty proud of himself for his good deed.
Eddie - who is neither homeless nor a drunk driver - is pretty sure Steve just invited him over to have sex.
Sweet jesus oh my god
Steve functioning as Corroded Coffin's manajor a while after he starts dating Eddie. He doesn't really mean to start doing it, but after a certain point he just kinda begins to help. Smoothes over disputes. Supplies snacks because god knows they need it between yelling at each other and pouring their souls into their instruments. He figures out their schedules and begins supplying them with practice days that actually make sense. All his knowledge of caring for other people and organizing and being a "team leader" in sports. He puts it all right back into helping his boyfriend's band. At some point he actually puts together their gigs. A good word from someone with the Harringto name, a bit of funds associated with it, and a lot of charm to the owners of bars around town. Steve gladly opens the door for them to be proffessional, and even start getting big. It's a natural decision when he starts managing the band's funds as well. Sure, he never really was interested in putting what his father taught him to use, but being able to track and chart and organize is a great skill now that he's waist deep in managing the band. It shocks him when he overhears the conversation. ("Dude, I get that he's your boyfriend and he's helping out of the good of his heart, but we really should be paying him." "Yeah Ed, and maybe also try not to break his heart. Seriously. I don't think I can go back to a life without Harrington brand homemade brownies." "Do you always think with your stomach?" "Do you think at all?" "Guys- Guys calm down!" He hears Eddie laughing "Don't worry, I'm sorting it out. Kinda hard to figure out how to pay someone when they're the one tracking your budget." There's a pause. "And I'd never break his heart. I love him. I'm in for the long haul... it's really only a matter if he is." Steve feels his heart swell at the tone of pure honesty and affection. Yeah, maybe he want's to do this for the rest of his life.)
Matt & Ross Duffer on casting Joe Quinn as Eddie Munson
Literally one of my favorite characters in anything ever.

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eddie trying to wingman for steve tbh
his bicep looks so fucking big i’m sickkk
Hello Steddie community… desperately trying to find the fic where everyone reunites years after S4 (I believe because Hopper is sick) and Eddie is a rockstar and he and Steve get together. If yall know of anything PLEASE drop a comment.
"The most remarkable thing about you standing in the doorway is that it's you"
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I've started rewatching Stranger Things, so here's a quick sketch with Eddie in honour of that.
Actually, I've watched all the seasons of ST, but this is the first time I'm rewatching it, and it's quite interesting how much my opinion changes about the characters and different plot points. Well, not surprising really - I looked at things completely differently when I was 14 or 15, but it's very interesting to track these changes in perception

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((A little spicy thought here. Trigger Warning for bad BDSM etiquette because no one's taught Eddie any and also some noncon touching and rape implied but not shown))
Imagine, if you will, an Eddie Munson who has never had vanilla sex.
Foreplay is a concept he's only heard in theory. There's no time for fucking foreplay in the bathrooms of Indy's gay bars, even less time in the back ally's, where getting caught means getting almost murdered (and now that Eddie's been almost murdered, thanks demobats, he's not really interested in the back ally's anymore).
Anyway, Eddie's never had a relationship that was like, a relationship. And the few times he was brave enough to go home with a random guy in Indy, it wasn't exactly love making going down. (Maybe it was Eddie's fault, for being 16 and picking the guys whose aesthetic matched his own and not knowing what the hanky code was until he was 18) So Eddie learns that romance and love-making is a straight person thing because he's been having sex since he was 16 and it's never been different.
But Eddie doesn't exactly enjoy the pain, the receiving end of it, so he buys his own black bandana and changes it up.
It's... better. No one's slapping him anymore. He's in control, and he likes that.
So Eddie doesn't understand why Steve Harrington wants to take him to a movie, take him on a date. He'd thought Steve might be into him, sure, the signs were there, but going on a date?