#funn funerals

[chaoticladyfire]

Wooden Overcoats

Will forever scream into my pillow about this.

[redhairedhobbit]

POV: You’ve just set up a second funeral home across the street from the only other funeral home in town.

Just finished Wooden Overcoats… I’m going to miss these guys.

[beenovel]

I think the best running joke in Wooden Overcoats is probably Antigone just showing up behind people and them screaming. It always gets me

@hellofromthehallowoods I have to thank you for introducing me to the show! Its quickly become my favorite podcast (closely followed by hfth, of course)

[trashburgersblair]

We should do funerals more like the funerals at Chapman's and Funn Funerals in Wooden Overcoats. I'd love attending funerals if fist fights broke out and there was a whole carnavel there.

[deaththeyamikid]

More men in media should be the damsel in distress methinks. For comedic effect. As a treat.

[found-family-tournament]

Found Family Tournament Round 1 Part 9 Group 41

Propaganda and further pictures under the cut

The Entire Your Turn to Die Cast: Sara Chidouin, Joe Tazuna, Keiji Shinogi, Q-taro Burgerberg, Shin Tsukimi, Kai Satou, Gin Ibushi, Kazumi Mishima, Alice Yabusame, Reko Yabusame, Nao Egokoro, Kanna Kizuchi

Funn Funerals & Eric: Rudyard & Antigone Funn, Georgie Crusoe, Madeleine & Eric Chapman

Submissions are still open!

The Entire Your Turn to Die Cast:

Sorry, I got no propaganda for them yet :(

Funn Funerals & Eric:

Listen, you could exclude Eric, but I won't. He is completely part of the fam for me. Sometimes a family consists of a funeral director who likes making miniature furniture and yells at everybody; his sister, who constantly involuntarily hides in the shadows and is a fan of embalming fluid and very erotic french cinema; their employee who got stranded on the island with her grandma and is great at everything; a mouse that is writing a best-selling memoir; and their mysterious and excessively nice rival funeral director who moved in across the street.

[imgonnagetkilledbynutstink]

FUNERALS FOR WRITERS THAT'S SO FUCKING CUTE

[what-is-this-tomfoolery]

THERES A FUNERAL HOME NEAR MY SCHOOL CALLED CHAPMAN’S

[beenovel]

This is literally the plot of a Wooden Overcoats episode and it’s the funniest thing I’ve ever heard

wanna know what mental image just crept into my brain?

a clown funeral where the pallbearers accidentally drop the casket and like fifteen dead clowns fall out

[average-acorn]

I love you antigone you're life and I'm leaving you. I love you antigone you're life and I'm leaving you. Hey guys did you know that I love you antigone you're life and I'm leaving you? Guys I think that I love you antigone you're life and I'm leaving you

[chaoticladyfire]

Georgie and me are the same people

[grinchwrapsupreme]

man remember when rudyard funn said "one day one of us will bury the other" to his nemesis before plummeting over a waterfall? remember that? i nmeed to go to bed

[thistlekiss]

WE GET THE BODY IN THE COFFIN IN THE GROUND ON TIME

Goth girl who says "fangs" instead of "thanks"

[beenovel]

Antigone and Rudyard are both autistic there I said it

[michaelmylove]

Me listening to s2e6: Rudyard makes a friend? Good for him, he hasn't done that yet!

Me actually listening to the episode:

[chikaoofka]

The circumstances surrounding Cassius' "death" (disappearance) were incredibly muddled and hard to follow even for the people who were involved... It all happened late at night in the middle of a snowstorm, visibility was low, an apparently unrelated party (Cockerel) getting a broken nose, and an apparent thousand other coincidences leading to the death of both Cassius and his father. The issue: only the body of Christopher Turever Jr. - Cassius' father - was recovered! This led to a strange cooperation between Edgar and Cassandra - the new "co-"proprietor of the local newspaper (though she had been managing the place for a while up to this point) - aiming to cover up whatever really happened in the favour of pushing a narrative that Cassius was the man to die that day. It was an easier story to push, yes, Cassius' apparent depression was visibly worsening, as opposed to the apparently stable Christopher... What if the people cried murder!? Not to mention Cassius (once) was a valued member of the community - imagine the paper sales!...

anyway here's a funny image where neither of them can know if they'll get away with it since neither of them can see Christopher's face ... I do imagine they succeed but I don't know if it's really THAT important? It's fun to consider though. Edgar and Cassandra get along surprisingly well, but maybe it was just the circumstance. They stopped talking after the funeral was officially past...