#he is so horrid!! :)

[wrenchwenches]

[himbionn]

Doodles of the boy(s) cause I adore them so 🩷💙

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[razcascade]

big fan of grian's threatening aura this session

[duckysprouts]

somehow i ended up on horrid henry twitter after years of forgetting it existed and i remembered how messed up his home life is. true british suburban horror

[dodothefool]

I think a lot about what he couldve done during those two years as soul king

[im-smart-i-swear]

coming back home.

@barrenclan

[seefasterdraws]

images of dgs

[il-predestinato]

Max Verstappen teases Charles Leclerc about his race engineer in the cooldown room at the 2024 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. 🎥: F1TV

[eclown4hire]

Please be a lame old man. Please.

[ofswordsandpens]

"the Gabe and Sally dynamic in the show is abusive" and "the way they've portrayed Gabe in the show is distinctly different from his book counterpart and fans can criticize that" are two discussions that can coexist

[not-equippedforthis]

thinking about rudyard funn's true interests slowly becoming more apparent, mostly without his distinct realisation: the family business is his torch to carry, and even if it isn't a passion it's a duty, it's his life; it's not supposed to be fun. antigone has always been a dark, burning flame for biology and embalming and the science of it all: to her, it's an art as gorgeous as the 4 hour silent french films she watches. her true yet restrained passions for literature and theatre run and flourish throughout the podcast alongside it.

but rudyard? it's an order: he gets the body in the coffin in the ground on time. the part he likes about funeral directing is the directing. giving everyone a clean, timed, proper service. episode 4, when organising the fete, he says, i, i do like spreadsheets. its the one thing he's good at. except he likes building mouse furniture. for mice. he enjoys organising and scheduling --- nothing more to it, really, but then he becomes the town's archivist and promptly engulfs 300 years of town history in what's probably the span of a few days. he can't help but bring up town history. it's his job, what do you mean? he likes spreadsheets. he cares infinitely about upkeeping the burial grounds. touching corpses freaks him out. he's an agent of looney-tunes style mayhem and a symbol of death who also adores order and planning and by god he'll pose in a naked calendar if it saves his fucking schedule. they will get the body in the coffin in the ground on time. day one, it's all about time. if one historical detail is off he'll implode. he knows seemingly everything about history, now. he'd go crazy for wikipedia. someone should get him to watch cunk on earth. update: finally got myself to finish the finale. i'm so happy for them i could and did cry. 'i like researching history' and 'i like writing porn' siblings i love you so.

[dykedvonte]

This art of Hancock does something crazy to my brain, draw him more like this:

[maxphilippa]

paper bag

[barksbog]

honestly every time i entertain the thought of a second dog i remember how destructive baby leon was. i don´t think i could handle another puppy for a hot minute.

[tiffysdeath]

GIRL DINNERRRRRR

[trashydez]

enter stage roleswap wrightworth

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yk, this is supposed to be a part of a group of sketches further going into the au but god do i not have the energy to colour allat rn