#Nachos Market

[satan-wishes-he-was-me]

JUST NOTICED THAT WHENEVER AMBROSIUS IS GOING AGAIST THE INSTITUTE AND FOR BAL HIS EYELIGHTS ARE TRIANGLES. NO ONE TOUCH ME I CANT

[lookwhatyoumademelou]

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[throughpatchesofviolet]

I think he wants my sandwich.

[noccolibroccoli]

literally counting down the days until the first farmer's market of the season

[bvckbiter]

“Yeah. But the end game – that was all Jason, Piper and Leo. Just the way it started. That’s how it had to finish. Us stepping back, letting it happen as it was meant to . . . that was our last big challenge.” [Annabeth] “Just saying it was kind of a letdown.” [Percy] Hazel smiled. “Someday, when they write this story, I bet the readers will say the same thing. The great Percy Jackson and Annabeth Chase . . . their last challenge was to not be the ones who solved the challenge. But your struggle is being able to let go. Maybe the people who read your story . . . that will be their struggle, too. There’s always a time when you have to let go.”

him writing this to justify percabeth not being the heroes in the endgame of BoO is so WILD considering how he brought them back for HoO and made them more prominent than necessary despite their character arcs being pretty much resolved in TLO lmfaoooo. and now a decade later, he's refusing to follow his own out-of-spite advice and milking Percabeth + Grover to write the college recommendation quests series as a promotion for pjotv. be so fucking serious, richard. YOU let go first, you're the author!

I wish I could be optimistic about the second pjo season, I really do, but every time I see that hopeful sentiment of "maybe the show runners will listen to the complaints about season 1 and fix it going forward!!" it reminds me of another notable time that RR's work received a not insignificant amount of criticism (the Blood of Olympus), and in response he wrote a passive aggressive one-shot wherein the seven literally just sit and verbally justify everything that happened asdlfksdjfsdf

[coachpurseandacracklighter]

Nachida Chandara | International Missing Persons Wiki | Fandom

[daisyachain]

Let it not be said that we don’t know how to hang. Every social event we have here is just the girls putting together an enormous groaning board of snacks and having some educated discussion in the park

[dalialopez]

Dips and Spreads - Creamy Nacho Dip Shredded cheese is suspended in a creamy mixture of sour cream, mayonnaise, and salsa in this easy dip recipe.

[ckneal]

Do you think that Shen Yuan and Shang Qinghua ever find themselves really craving certain foods from their past lives? Things like junk food, or comfort food. The guilty pleasure kinds of foods one might find in most grocery stores, but wouldn’t really have a place in the world of PIDW. One minute they’re hanging out, and Shang Qinghua mentions how Mobei Jun’s getting better at making noodles every day, and then the next Shang Qinghua is taking notes as he and Shen Yaun discuss exactly what ingredients they need to track down in order to recreate a specific ultra spicy, radioactive-looking flavor of ramen noodles that Shen Yuan couldn’t eat in his past life because it looked so unhealthy, but Shang Qinghua ate every day because it was made by the cheapest brand on the market.

Mobei Jun has no problem donating noodles to these projects, or supporting whatever other strange culinary endeavors his beloved and his strange friend set their sights on. Luo Binghe, however, is immediately overcome with anxiety whenever he walks into his kitchen and sees them rifling through the pantry, because he desperately wants to help but has no idea what they are making. Pizza? Pocky? Nachos? French fries? What are these things?

(I'm imagining they nearly burn the house down every time too, because neither of them knew how to cook before, but that doesn't bother Luo Binghe nearly as much as having no idea what a flaming hot cheeto is or how to make it for his Shizun.)

[itsvelyria]

"christmas w the f1 boys"

Charles Leclerc

charles is a mess: he realises this as he resorts to simply bunching up the plaid wrapping paper over the Puma box that is meant for his brother. there is something on his chin, he thinks, but he’s too busy twirling the roll of tape around the lopsided present. beside him, you’re having the time of your life, folding obedient coloured paper with the precision and accuracy only found at gift wrapping stations. your stack of neatly wrapped presents sits prettily in contrast to his less neat ones – your tree looking more like a joke by the second. the velvet crimson ribbon is tied into a little bow by your expert fingers, and you set it aside, another point for you. gazes meet and yours falls onto the mess in his hands and promptly burst into a fit of giggles, at which he shoots you a pout. still giggling, you lean over, peeling the double-sided tape from his jaw, mumbling that it’s a good thing there’s something he’s bad at.

Carlos Sainz

mutters of how it’s such a waste of electricity to power up so many lights just for a holiday can be heard under your breath and he fights the urge to laugh. you’ve been repeating that spiel for as long as he can remember and the refreshing bout that hits him every time hasn’t died. still, the fact that you’re in his hometown with him, having been successfully convinced by him to go out on a little adventure to admire the christmas decorations. he pulls you in closer by the shoulder, your rant having ended with a tiny huff, and relishes in the warmth of your slender arm resting against his back. the urge to call your name, have that scowl on your face turn towards him so he can kiss it right off is irresistible. and so, fuelled by the saccharine smell of vanilla in the air, he does exactly that.

Danny Ricciardo

your boyfriend didn't need much convincing when you mentioned the Christmas decorations should go up. and thus, he was tasked with setting up the tree, brandishing his biceps with a flourish. now though, you’re standing by the boxes of ornaments you had dug out of the storage room while he wrestles with the middle tier of the plastic tree – your help having been rejected. it is with great struggle on his part, and great pain on yours, that the three tiers are all successfully stacked onto each other. the inevitable bickering begins, as you tease him about his lack of artistic direction while he jokes about your inability to reach the higher branches. even with no consensus being reached, the tree is adequately covered in tinsel and glittery ornaments. finally, danny insists on lifting you by his shoulder to place the finishing touch: the star.

George Russell

the holidays in england are top-tier and the ultimate winner of all things that bring happiness to his life — do not even try to fight him on that. the prelude of snow in the air coupled with the smell of chocolatey malt fuels him when there is no post-race adrenaline rush to do so. the market is set up with various tiny stalls selling hot beverages and homemade trinkets, the bustle of the crowd melting together with joy in his chest. he takes in the cheer that seems to make spirits a smidge higher and polite grins a little more sincere, watching you dash from stall to stall, cooing over every cute thing your eyes land on. maybe he was wrong, perhaps the greatest joy is being able to tangle his fingers with your fingers, tucking them safely into his pocket while sipping a hot chocolate.

Lando Norris

when you were apartment shopping, you had accounted for your respective large families and ever-growing social circle. butthe current state of your living room begs to differ. loud voices competing to be heard over the others was the music of choice as your sister screams accusations at your boyfriend while he has his best friend in a headlock. there’s half-empty wine glasses and nacho crumbs strewn everywhere. you’re pretty sure the sodas were spiked but your current hand is way too trash, so you fold. cursing your dealer, your uncle, you peer around the room. there is a monopoly game in the corner that looks like a full-out war, and you can spy your aunts, far too drunk on the good wine to care, so you’re halfway out of your chair to intervene but lando beats you to it. he says something that has the kids giggling and the teenagers rolling their eyes, calming the frazzled nerves instantly. glancing around, he catches your eye and shoots you a grin, and for a second, you feel your heart skip a beat. he follows up with a wink, making his way over to you where he proceeds to drape his large frame over yours. his arms hang over your shoulders, chin propped up on yours as he peers at your cards.

Lewis Hamilton

the shiver down his spine shocks him. your feet are basically icicles, he has said time and time again. but lewis remains still even as you shove your feet under the shared blanket, pressing them up against his in a desperate attempt to gain some warmth. his eyes dart up from the words on his book, landing on your furrowed brows engrossed in your own pages. the carefully curated playlist of holiday music and comforting scent of cinnamon and pine burning from the scented candle someone had gifted the year previous soothes his mind. roscoe is peacefully snoring away in the corner. putting aside your literal cold feet, he finds his attention turned back to the book, humming along gently. your full-on belting scares him and the book in his hands falls to the ground with a thud. he can’t hide the fond twinkle in his eyes even as he shoots you a glance. your apologetic shrug is nonchalant, and he finds himself mirroring your grin, joining in the annihilation of the song. it dissolves into shared laughter as the combined voices wakes roscoe, who sends you two the most displeased look a dog can make.

Max Verstappen

in hindsight, he should have listened to you. but the fact remains that he did not, and so he can only watch on enviously as you sip your coffee. you did warn him of the bustling aisles in the packed mall and asked if he needed caffeine to get him through. but then again you did reprimand his excessive consumption of a particular energy drink last night so the thought that it was a trap crossed his mind and lead to his rejection. he wonders if you would let him take a tiny sip as you drag him into the next store, arms sore from carrying a few too many shopping bags. you hold up the race cars from the boys’ section of the toy store, eyes narrowed to evaluate the brightly coloured plastic, trying to determine if they were good enough for his nephews. his heart swells a little at the sight of you trying to pick out the perfect gift for his family, but his focus lied mainly on your coffee, which was left unattended. and with zero hesitation, he swipes the drink, taking a large gulp to make up for the stress he had undergone for the past two hours. your dirty look is met with a twinkle in his eyes as he drops a kiss on your cheek as an apology.

[richeeduvie]

Lalo and Princesa at a Christmas Market :)

I can see Lalo liking mulled wine

"Princesa I can't have you drinking too much."

"I know, we'll drink it all at home-"

She's cut off by a pinch to her arm. It would've been her nipple if it wasn't so public.

"That's not what I meant."

"But you sampled almost all of the mulled wine. You made Nacho go back cause they don't allow second samples of the same one-"

"I don't want to be carrying you home."

"I don't know, I think you would."

Lalo stares as Princesa walks along like she didn't just call him out. He flings the ball of her Santa hat. "You go on the naughty list with all that sass. Wait until we get home."

"What we do when we get home is what got me on the naughty list already."

Lalo's brows furrow all the way down. The samplings of the wine already got to her. He carries all of the quilted blankets he bought for her - or forced her to buy.

"I want a photo of you by the tree. Go over there."

"I want a photo of you by the tree-"

"Stop! Before I do what I'm gonna do at home."

Princesa sips on her eggnog latte before she pinches him, running off. Lalo chases her. What a Christmas.

[creatorping]

Team Impossible EP:

Kim sat there so annoyed with the sudden intrusion that she didn’t block the fork from harming some dude but once Ron was the target? SHIELD HIM WITH HER OWN BODY OK I SEE YOU GIRL

Team impossible was so petty about 2 teens doing better at their job than them. Y’all had crazy marketing (theme song, clips, website) AND STILL LOST TO TEENS AND A KID WITH A COMPUTER 😭 that’s skill issue at that point.

And skill issue really was showing during the fight scene A CHEERLEADER THREW TWO MUSCULAR ADULTS TWICE THE SIZE OF HER ACROSS THE ROOM JUST QUIT AT THAT POINT WOW

also Wade really scares me with potentially having Bueno Nacho wired… he also broke into the TI headquarters himself 👁️👄👁️

As Ron kept saying, “oh you are so over”

[homestuckreplay]

shit NOW look EINSTEIN their falling.

(SBAHJ 11-14)

In the days away from Homestuck, I’m catching up on Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff’s recent updates – the callback-filled ‘Shoping’ and the first three instalments of the Nancho Party arc. As usual, the strips are densely packed with symbolism and provide a biting criticism of both capitalism and our modern media landscape.

‘Shoping’ features the second appearance of stalwart Geromy, who first appeared in strip 7, and appears to be friends with Sweet Bro and Hella Jeff without participating in their antics – perhaps a parental figure taming their worst impulses. Here, he accompanies the titular characters to the grocery store, where Sweet Bro or Hella Jeff suffers from choice paralysis in the canned-beans aisle, entering a meltdown over price discrepancies and calling for the manager. The other title character slowly fades from view as he provides exposition on how the grocery trip resolves.

During his meltdown, one image of the red character is flipped and recycled from strip 7 – the green ‘SOCKS MAN’ imprinted across his face – and both strip 7 and ‘Shoping’ end with the blue character slowly fading from view while the red character is emotional. Author Dave Strider has often associated himself with the color red, and may be expressing his own insecurities by depicting the blue character leaving every time the red has complicated feelings.

In ‘Shoping’, the red character’s feelings are justified – it’s true that goods in the grocery store are often priced arbitrarily, and that there may be subtle differences between different brands of canned beans, or no difference at all. Food marketing often has less to do with taste and more to do with creating customer loyalty and a brand identity, and lots of brands are competing to do this despite selling functionally the same product, so it can be overwhelming to go shopping under these conditions. However, the red character’s extreme reaction involves both the manager and police, showing that he’s uncertain where to target his aggression, likely due to the depersonalized nature of capitalism where the cause of wide-reaching issues isn’t readily apparent. Seeing the red character come to terms with this issue in real time make this maybe the most emotionally resonant SBAHJ strip yet, and that’s saying something.

Comic 12 introduces the ‘Nancho Party’ arc, which Strider also announced on his blog, saying that ‘sometimes when you want to get your nacho on theres some shit you just dont need so this is a shoutout to that / also this is a 10 part series maybe’ (Strider, 24 Feb 2010). It’s common for webcomic artists to begin with one-off instalments and then graduate to a longer arc, and this is Strider’s first attempt at a recurring storyline. It’s a bold move, but good to see him stretching as a creator, and its opening strips are really strong. The title page calling back to the first ever SBAHJ strip is a nice touch too, recognizing its roots at this turning point for the project.

In the arc itself, Sweet Bro or Hella Jeff drops their plate of nachos, scared by the sudden appearance of their blue friend. The blue character says, “who were you expecting…. the easter bunny>”, but his art is copy-pasted from comic 9, overlaid with the text ‘i could tell you but but i'd would have to kill you’. The blue character clearly has a secret, and this overlay text feels like a clue – perhaps the blue character really is the Easter bunny, or some other sort of supernatural creature, but can’t tell his friend about it yet.

I think that’s a teaser for a future arc, though – in this one, the main focus is the cheesy nachos that fall throughout the first two strips, until the blue character takes a Polaroid picture of them. As they fall, they change art styles, going from MS Paint-style drawings to edited photographs. The color, image quality, and even orientation of their movement changes. It makes me think about the life cycle of the nacho – first, someone needs to grow the maize, treat it with alkali, bake a tortilla, cut it into triangles, bake it again, bag it, ship it, sell it, prepare it with cheese and toppings, and bake it one final time. All that work for a simple plate of nachos, and all those different physical forms that it takes along the way – all to disintegrate back into the earth almost immediately, whether or not they’re eaten. When the blue character takes a Polaroid picture of the nachos, it provides a commentary on preservation. It’s possible to keep food in what we often think of as its ‘perfect’ state – prepared and ready to eat – but at the cost of it never fulfilling its purpose. This can actually be extended to other preservation efforts, like a collection of household artifacts in a museum, rare books stored in glass cases in a library, or showrooms in the home goods store IKEA. By showing these nachos eternally in the stasis of their fall while the characters go on talking around them, ‘Nancho Party’ dares to ask what good there is in preservation without utility. More broadly, it questions the impulse towards theory and discussion during an urgent problem, suggesting that action may be preferable to analysis.

At the end of comic 13 – still mid nacho fall – is ‘THE, RECIPE ZONE’ featuring a near-unreadable screenshot of a recipe for Nachos Grande. This recipe has 4.5 out of 5 starts, taking 10 minutes to prep and 10 to cook, and featuring classic ingredients like beef, onions, tomatoes, jalapenos, cheddar cheese and salsa. Presumably the red character was following this recipe prior to the fall, and is now reflecting on the twisted mockery of his hard work. It’s a great example of playing with the timeline, and I don’t think this would be so effective if the arc opened with the faded recipe, but appearing here it’s a gut-punch reminder of how much effort the red character put into his nachos and how devastated he must be at their loss. Knowing about his existing problems going to the grocery store, this may be even more tragic, as it’s not easy for this character to simply go out and buy more ingredients.

Comic 14 also features a tiny Geromy at the end, perhaps hinting at a greater role for this character in updates to come. I’m definitely intrigued by Geromy and would like to see him explored in the same depth as the titular characters, but keeping him as a mysterious figure is compelling in its own way. I worry that Strider doesn’t have the sensitivity to write a character of color well, so perhaps things are best as they are.

Overall, these updates have a preoccupation with food that SBAHJ has never had before. They question where our food comes from, how it’s prepared, and how often we waste it. It’s likely that Strider, poised to leave this world and enter another, is contemplating the material reality of the body from a new perspective. He’s wondering where sustenance might come from when he enters the Medium, and also reflecting on how little he knows about the origins of food outside of buying it in pre-packaged forms at a local store. But the thought of what he's losing when a meteor destroys his home clearly weighs heavy on his mind, and carries through to his work.

[studentinpursuitofclouds]

A random thought, during the Mr. Qi's Crop Challenge (you know the one were you have to plant and shipped 500 Qi Beans) how will the SDV/SVE Bachelors gonna react to their lover (the Farmer) planting this weird looking crop that looks like a blueberry with sunglasses across the farm fields. 😂

Ah, Qi beans... Probably my least favourite quest, because spending a whole month growing this stuff, and also getting these fucking beans instead of cool gifts in chests or fish.... Ugh. Oh well, sorry for that 😅

Even though this fruit is annoying to me, the ask itself regarding the reactions of others to it is pretty funny, hee hee. Thanks for the ask, and enjoy! 🫰💖

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SDV/SVE bachelors react to the Qi fruit:

"Looks creepy..... And cool, by the way. What did you do to make them grow like that?" Sebastian's spouse is a virtuoso at growing all sorts of unusual crops, and he thinks it's a mega cool ability. Just a week ago they ate a salad made from an 'ancient fruit', and the day before yesterday they cut up a giant mushroom crop that was the size of a large pumpkin (even though Sebby's doesn't like shrooms, it was still cool!). Now it's the weird fruit with sunglasses. He wonder what unusual plant Farmer will grow tomorrow...

"Oh, I know! Are those fruits and vegetables that grow in different shapes?" Sam recently watched a video about gardeners who grow square watermelons or tomatoes in the shape of hearts using plastic moulds. So the guitarist reckoned his spouse had decided to join the trend too. A strange choice, yeah, but hey - bonus for cool sunglasses! And what does this 'Qi' fruit taste like? Looks like a giant blue melon, Sammy wouldn't mind a tasty snack. Anyway, he doesn't know much about gardening himself, so he'll leave that to Farmer.

"Did you buy sunglasses for every fruit you grow or what?" And tell us, dear Alex - why would your beloved Farmer do that? These things maybe look like sunglasses, but are hardly sunglasses. But who knows? It's definitely an unfamiliar fruit for an athlete, especially compared to what his grandmother Evelyn used to grow in the community garden all the time. But if it's edible and full of vitamins (no), then Alex doesn't really care about the look of the Qi fruit. "Hey, even if this tastes awful, we'll have plenty of pairs of sunglasses!"

"That's some ugly ass fruit right here. Do people really eat that stuff now?" Truth be told, while working at JojaMart, Shane had managed to see stranger products labelled as 'novelty'. This applied not only to obscure sauces and snacks of dubious origin, but also to fruits and vegetables. The blue colour of the "Qi" fruit Farmer grew generally gave Shane the idea that his spouse had purchased the seeds just from Joja.co. It looked strange, but Shane didn't even mind tasting it. If it's edible at all. This fruit certainly doesn't get any worse than Joja's 'special' sauce for nachos, of that he's sure.

"Honey, are you sure it's safe to eat?" Every time another crop of obscure origin ripens on the farm, Harvey's heart begins to pound with worry. What if it's poisonous? What if it's not handled properly and you could get food poisoning? Why is it such a strange shape? "Farmer, please..." The poor doctor goes through all the books on vegetables, fruits and berries, hoping to find some information about this Qi fruit and whether it's okay to eat it (spoiler - to no avail). Either it's another "healthy" product from Joja or something else. Either way, Harvey will be sceptical, to say the least.

"...If I understand correctly, my soul, this is our dinner for today?" Elliott could have sworn the fruit had just winked at him! The writer had heard that some farmers and gardeners deliberately grow their crops in a variety of shapes to make them look extravagant and sell them for more money, but... Of all the shapes, his spouse chose the face... But maybe that's the kind of crop that's in high demand on market right now. Elliott hoped that if they were to bake strudel with this 'Qi' fruit today, it would taste better than it looked. Also... sunglasses?

"Hmm, I wonder... Where exactly did you get those seeds, my love?" It is not appropriate for Lance to judge the strange crop that Farmer has grown, when the adventurer himself has a monster crop ripening in a corner on the farm, with an appearance similar to a huge eyeball. Nevertheless, this strange fruit arouses a share of suspicion in the pink-haired man. Something is not right here.... If his dear spouse doesn't mind, Lance would also like to take a look at this fruit, for he is very curious to know if this crop has any magical properties. Or anything that might threaten him or Farmer.

"This... thing is unnatural. What in the name of all spirits did you grow this abomination from?" Magnus's whole gut screams that this is not just a fruit, but the spawn of a dangerous mage or witch. Thin threads of dark magic emanate from this fruit, and the wizard certainly doesn't like Farmer being in contact with that magic. "Eat it? Absolutely not! And is it even edible?" A worried Magnus questions his spouse about who gave them these seeds and why. Hearing the name 'Qi', he sighs heavily. Mr. Qi. Of course... This name definitely promises a lot of chaos for everyone.

"Erm... That's wonderful, darling! You've managed to grow this, um... What's it called again?" Victor had spent two whole days in the town library and looked all sorts of books at home - not a single mention, about this mysterious 'Qi fruit'. It's not, to tell the truth, the strangest thing Farmer grew in their fertile fields (monster crops will always be at the top of the list for strangeness. Especially the one with the giant eyeball). Maybe it's some new fruit his spouse has discovered? Victor is sure the Farmer knows what they're doing. But yeah, he's supportive.

[its-yours-truly]

Predicting Lunchly's downfall and why.

There's a lot of reasons why Lunchly's downfall will happen. From the 'beef' between the creators and reviewers, to the controversies, and to the ridiculous advertising, I'll lead you through all of that today.

So what I'm first going to talk about is the 'beef' going on between the creators of Lunchly -KSI, Logan Paul, and Mr. Beast- and other big YouTubers -Dan TDM, Tommyinnit-. A lot of people have ruled out buying Lunchly because of how KSI was treating Dan TDM over valid criticism, saying this is like a money grab. KSI then posted to X -formerly Twitter- a YouTooz of Dan TDM as if to say he's 'money grabbing' as well. KSI as well has a YouTooz made. A video of Dan was also linked onto X of him reviewing snacks as if to say he was a hypocrite. It was revealed the video was sponsored and he never told his audience to go and try these foods. A lot of fans thought that it was bullshit that KSI was trying to find ways to 'call out' Dan TDM because he made a valid point. The three stooges made a product that child fans can buy and buy again, which is something you can't do with merch.

A few weeks or so after the KSI vs. Dan TDM drama, Tommyinnit had mocked Lunchly, and Logan Paul was not having it. So he began to pull out screenshots from past conversations, and tried to find things on him people would 'hate' Tommy for. The internet sided with Tommy in this, including Jacksfilms.

I also think this product will eventually flop because of the controversies surrounding Mr. Beast. Parents and adults are not blind to what's going on. If you don't know, Mr. Beast is facing multiple allegations, from having child predators hired onto his team, from treating people's safety on the set of 'Beast Games' horribly. A YouTuber by the name of DogPack404 has been covering this drama along with 2 other platform creators, Rosanna Pansino and Jake Weddle. They've come out with their experiences, as well as reviewed videos, proving parts are faked. Mr. Beast not responding to these allegations is not smart because it shows he must be guilty of some -if not all- of these allegations, or are trying to make them go away.

Lastly, the design and creativity is horrible. It's an exact knockoff of Lunchables, with little to no difference besides a Prime and a Feastable. They have no new or fun products, the designs on the packaging are bland, and the colors contrast too much. If you look at the Lunchables packaging, they have warm and bright colors, and sometimes have characters on the packaging, like Transformers One characters. Lunchly has red and blue packaging with big text. Nothing cool. And they only have 3 products while Lunchables have at least 4, with multiple pizza, nacho, and stack'em variations. They also have other products, like dip'ems, kababels, and even grilled cheese and sub sandwiches. I will admit, having 'actual cheese' rather than a cheese product is great, but the marketing is awful. Mr. Beast, KSI, and Logan Paul did not know what they were getting into when they started to make this product. No amount of 'Thick Of It', marketing, or 'Lotteries' will get me, and many others to buy this product.

[small-sinclair]

More Band!Au Sinclair HCs that no one asked for:

Au belongs to: @arkunder

Bo and Lester had a drinking contest on stage. Vincent was so disappointed.

They play rock-paper-scissors if one of them has to do an interview.

Ask Vincent about his hidden goldfish snacks! He has them hidden everywhere. He’ll just pull a little bag out of nowhere sometimes.

Bo is, indeed, in therapy. Not for drinking but for mental health.

They once live streamed Bo and Vincent playing chess for a charity event. They are both really good at playing.

Lester went off stage for a moment and came back with nachos. He didn’t play the drums for a set, so the twins did the heavy lifting.

The three brothers had the world’s hottest soup to see who can eat more. No one was surprised when Lester won.

They actually love playing catch! They have baseball gloves and a ball they bring. Before a show, they play catch and chill.

Vincent has a base that looks like a mermaid tail.

They went to a nursing home and played for an elder fan. She was 97 year old and loved heavy metal music. She died a few days after later. In honor of her, Vickey wrote a song and named it after her: “Lilith”.

One time, someone passed a fiddle to the stage and Bo took it. He opened up the case and started tearing into it. The crowd went nuts.

They have sibling tattoos. Bo has a sun, Vincent has a moon, and Lester has a star. It’s on their back.

Bo once sung in French during a song out of boredom. The girls and the gays went nuts.

Vincent likes smoking lavender cigarettes.

A kid placed a flower crown on Lester’s head. He nearly cried.

During a meet and greet at a convention, Bo held a crying baby and calmed them down to let the staff member take a little break.

Whenever they go to award shows, Bo wears his black suit and tie; Vincent wears a three piece suit with a Vincent von Gough themed tie; and Lester is in his finest blue jeans, shiny cowboy boots, a nice plaid, and wears his Luisiana belt buckle.

During an outside show, Lester came on stage with an opossum in his arms. Where did it come from? No one knows.

Whenever Vincent goes out to do charity work and Bo comes with him, the twins like to have fun! They’ll color and play with the kids, let them draw on their arms, and put things in their hair. At the end of the day, they do a group photo with everyone they spent time with and hang the photo in the bus. Vincent puts one in his base case.

Bo has an emotional support stuffie named Snuffles. It’s an alligator.

Vincent stopped the show and hopped off stage. Someone brought their cat and he wanted to pet it.

Speaking of cats, whenever they do an outdoor show, Vincent found a kitten stuck in the sound system under the stage. He crawled under the stage and brought them out. Shes named Soundwave and is loved by Jonesy and the fans.

Bo loves playing the piano before the show starts. He’ll come out in his heavy metal outfit and sits next to the keyboard and play classical music like Mozart.

On Saturdays during the summer, they take the day to go to farmer markets and pop-up sales in the little towns by the city. They wear ‘disguises’ when they go. Some people are able to figure them out, some don’t.

When Louisiana flooded, the boys went back home and helped cleaned up the town (I’m assuming Ambrose is still an alive town). Bo helps rebuild houses and sheds, Lester helps cleaning the mud and the muck along with returning any loose critters to the DNR for recovery, and Vincent cooks d and pass out food at a crisis center. If they have to, they’ll give blood.

SIDE NOTE:

Whenever they go home to Ambrose, everyone treats them normal as if they’re not famous. It gives them some space to breathe.

They don’t stay for too long, maybe a weekend or a week. If they stay longer, Bo is down at the garage, Vincent is in the art and hobby store, and Lester cleans up the roads and road kill. They also take this time to help their next door neighbor, Mr. and Mrs. Lane. They’re like grandparents to them.

They live in their own house while Trudy and their father are in the house from the movie. Because Trudy doesn’t approve of them doing this, she doesn’t visit them, and Victor ignores them.