Ask your doctor if right is left for you.

We all remember that exhilerating rush when school’s about to let out and you’re soon to be let loose on the town. 

Photographer Cassandra Giraldo’s ongoing Instagram series captures that familiar sentiment amongst Brooklyn high schoolers.

The After School Project Follows High Schoolers After the Bell Rings

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kicky-wicky (1602)

long plum (1613)

bald-pate friar (1656)

silent flute (1720)

gaying instrument (1811)

liver-disturber (1888) (yikes)

master of ceremonies (1890)

father confessor (1890)

quimstick (1896)

patootie (1927) (cutie patootie)

ambassador (1927)

kidney-buster (1935) (double yikes)

dingle-doodle (1935)

dingwallace (1951)

snorker (1963)

corned beef torpedo (1975)

One, I’m with you on the excess of crappy zombie games. We don’t need more. And this idea from Tumblr deserves to stand out. So we’re avoiding cliche mechanics like magical death chainsaws, waves of easily slaughtered zombies, and buckets of gore to hide crummy art. In Aberford, you have no real combat training and you’re fighting enemies that are bigger and stronger. You’ll have to earn each kill with cunning and agility.

Two, part of standing out is the story. We’ve written a very involved, deeply human, socially relevant story for this game, and everything is getting built around that, rather than slapping a half-baked story into a cool concept. We’re exploring the tragedies and injustices in the lives of these 50′s housewives, and zombies are merely the catalyst. We want you to have a lot of fun, but we also want you to leave this game feeling haunted.

Three, rather than trying to make an indie game that’s clearly an indie game, we’re trying to make one that has the look and polish of a big studio release, which is why we’ll be running are very aggressive Kickstarter. With proper upfront funding, we can give the game the refined, stylish look it deserves and get it finished before the tools we’re using start to look dated.