#is funny

The backyard gang are not "bullying" Candace or keeping her from telling her mom. In fact, they tell Linda about it themselves MULTIPLE TIMES. They talk about it off handedly a bunch of times too. Theyre just also 10, and Linda thinks it's part of the "games". She thinks theyre being imaginative. Theyre NOT. The backyard gang is NOT lying to her, and they are NOT perpetuating the assumption that Candace is crazy. Linda just doesnt believe them. The backyard gang doesn't KNOW this. THEY ALL THINK LINDA KNOWS.

LAWRENCE is not perpetuating the idea that Candace is crazy. He ALSO thinks Linda knows. HE HAS SEEN the backyard projects a bunch of times, and HE TELLS Linda about them TOO. However, and this is important, he only ever sees the cute, relaxed and sweet projects, and never the potentially dangerous or fatal ones, so he thinks Candace is being anxious and overprotective. Which she is, but that's a separate issue. LAWRENCE is not lying. HE thinks Linda knows.

JEREMY has seen the projects and parties. He talks about them at length, and how cool Phineas and Ferb are! He's never lied. He thinks Linda knows.

STACY has seen the projects and parties. She FREQUENTLY vouches for Candace. But shes Candace's best friend, so of course Linda doesnt believe her.

EVERYBODY EITHER THINKS LINDA ALREADY KNOWS, OR HAVE CLOSE ATTACHMENTS TO CANDACE SO LINDA DOESNT BELIEVE THEM ANYWAY.

Linda isnt doing it on purpose. NOBODY is lying.

*coming straight from pinterest*, hay :) WBRFTG vibes, I will not elaborate :))

Nah, you don't need to elaborate, actually, I'll do it.

The power of friendship is no less potent than the weapon in Jim's back pocket; in fact, you can always use him as a human shield, and even send a sacrifice, to the goblins.

Jim definitely doesn't use his weapon for recreation, though it's always good to have a knife under your pillow, or at the very least, your teeth. The trouble is, that doesn't always work against stone skin.

Jim isn't a pyromaniac... well, maybe a little, but it's not for entertainment; it's just something he does when he's bored or frustrated. And no, IS NOT THE SAME.

Jim likes to dismiss other people's emotions; it’s not that he overlooks them, he simply doesn't care, and, undoubtedly, it only angers him even more when that person pressures him over his evident avoidance…

I'm not sure what context to give this image... maybe it works for both? It sounds like something Toby would say to Jim, though not necessarily in that tone. Then again, Toby does have his suspicions that Jim isn't actually joking, but is instead genuinely saying that he likes him romantically.

Toby is the one stealing the cat. Although it might look like Jim is the one dragging Toby into trouble, that’s only because there isn't much going on and he takes the easy way out, but back in the day? Oh God, just wait until I feel like writing about how they met and how they both ended up in prison for the first time. Well, the second time for Jim.