#the musical trio at Chuck e Cheese

[the-invisible-queer]

OK so off of the top of your head, do you know any other relatively obscure stuff they've done?

Off the top of my head is ROUGH

Also "obscure" is subjective because during the original fixation I never had cable so every performance I got to see was obscure because I had to HUNT on Yahoo Music, Google videos and YouTube (which wasn't owned by Google) yet.

Nick has said he enjoys writing country music. Hes written for Thomas Rhett and he wrote a Christmas song for Shania Twain - don't ask me for the songs because I don't have them at the top of my head

Which AGAIN when am I getting my JB country album?

Nick was on Broadway when he was a kid

Joe wasn't on Broadway but he did do theater as a kid

They've done so many weird obscure comercials

Before the band:

Nick with the Chuck E. Cheese commercial

Joe and Kev in the Burger King comercial

Kev did a commercial for something I cannot remember but I know I've seen the commercial which means Kev is probably the first Jonas I ever saw

And many more that I can't think of and some I probably have never seen - they've been in showbiz for a WHILE

After the band:

They did random commercials. I just saw one with Mama J taking the helm. It was for something similar to Lunchables.

They sang the National Anthem at the White House several times once for the Easter Egg Roll, then for "Celebrating Women in Sports Tee Ball"

They performed at Miss Teen USA

Co-presented an award to Miley at the TCA

The trio co-hosted either the KCA or the TCA one year and Nick has hosted on his own a few times I think

They did a lot of private party performances

SO MANY MALL PERFORMANCES

They performed at my local mall in 2006 and I'm upset I didn't know because I could have met them

I could have been one of the OG stans they still recognize to this day

THE MOST OBSCURE WILD OUT OF POCKET

White man Nick Jonas performed at the Latin Grammys

I still haven't watched the performance

I don't know what song he could have possible performed

But that is a thing

I'll gladly claim Nick for the Latinos

[vinyl-lol]

I thought it would've been nice to share this

Anywho I'm about to pass out

[ghostgothgeek]

Map of Amity Park

So I did a bunch of research and traced over the map the GIW had in DCMH and extended it to try and build a map of Amity Park. I also paid close attention to locations and places named in canon. I am by no means an artist, map maker, photoshop pro, or civil engineer; I just wanted a general reference map for the phandom to use. 

Here is where I place Amity Park. We know AP isn’t in Michigan or Wisconsin, but is most likely a day drive away from Madison (Bitter Reunions). AP is a decent sized city of itself, so I can see it being an outskirt of a large city like Chicago. Lancer mentions the Northwestern Testing, and Northwestern University is in Evanston, IL, which is why I placed it where it is.

LIST OF PLACES (in great detail): 

Every city needs it’s basic services: energy supply, water supply, sewage, and trash/recycling. These of course are located more on the edge of the city, as they need a large amount of space and are typically isolated.

I placed a local airport in the city as well. Typically you would fly out of one of Chicago’s airports anyway, but private planes (Vlad, Mansons, etc.) can take off and land here. 

University of Amity Park is located at the north side of the city, and is home to a Nasty Burger location, an LGBT Center, and is probably near a gas station. The blocks surrounding the campus are more student housing. 

Near the University, we have the Science Center, Axion Labs, a Mental Institute, and the Museum, as a lot of research from the University would go into those places. 

In the more isolated areas, we have the Penitentiary, the abandoned North Mercy Hospital, and the GIW Headquarters. 

The Zoo is located on the north side of the park and is also close to the University for research purposes.

The Observatory is also located in a more isolated area, so you can actually see the stars without a bunch of light pollution.

Going into the center of town, where most things are actually located:

A community college, which is near the internet cafe where Danny and Tucker play games, a gas station, a liquor store, a thrift shop, a Planned Parenthood, Java Jive (the coffee shop), a tech store, and a gym. 

We also have a shoe store, the hunting goods store and Guitar Palace that Skulker and Ember take over in Reign Storm, the U-Ship Box Store the Box Ghost takes over, a barber and a hardware store.

There is a hair salon, tanning salon, and nail salon, where Paulina frequents. There is also Elmer’s Pharmacy, a dentist office, a law office, the TV repair store, butcher shop, and pet store (which we see next to each other in an episode), a toy store, and a vet office.

Government buildings include City Hall, a public library, a court house, a DMV, a bus station (for all mass transit in the city), a community center (likely where town halls are located and other smaller events; Ida plays bingo here every week), and a retirement home. 

There is also the post office, Amity Park Fire Department, a bank, the 24K Jewelry shop, a nearby ice cream shop, and another Nasty Burger location (this is the one right by Casper High that the trio usually hangs at). Also an animal shelter, a grocery store, and a pizza joint.

Education: there is a preschool and daycare, the elementary school, a playground/park, the middle school (yes, a Beetlejuice reference), and Casper High. Casper High campus also has the track, a fieldhouse, and the football field. 

Moving towards Amity Park Mall:

Bucky’s Music Mega Store, an apartment complex, Amity Park Police Department, a bookstore, doctor clinic, gas station, a Denny’s (where Phight Club happens), Material Grill restaurant, the mini golf course and bowling alley, Freddy Fazbear’s (which is actually a horror video game, but here it’s a kids pizza place like Chuck E. Cheese), a furniture store, a party supply store, and the movie theater (which is Marmel’s Multiplex 22, Amity Park Multiplex, and Googolplex Cinemas...it seems that they go to the same movie theater throughout the series and the names just change, or these could also be other movie theaters in the area (like near the college campus). I just picked Multiplex 22 cause it sounded very mall-y).

Along the interstate, there’s a pawn shop, a publishing house (which somehow prints all 5 of Amity Park’s newspapers), a homeless shelter, the diner, Safe House Motel, a laundromat, the 89¢ Store (a nod to Fanning the Flames), and the car dealership.

Also near the mall is Amity Arena, which hosts concerts, sports events, and other large entertainment events. There is a hotel near both the arena and the hospital (the one that isn’t abandoned and haunted). Towards the outskirts of the hospital, there’s a trailer park; north a few blocks is the TV station, where News 4 is headquartered. There’s also a construction site near Amity Arena, but that kinda went out the window when Undergrowth hit. 

On the other side of town, we have:

A-Mart, a convenience store. I named it like this because it can be like an offshoot of KMart, but A for Amity! 

Floody Waters, right off the interstate.

North of Floody Waters, East of Casper High, we have the main residences: the Foley household and only a couple blocks away is Fenton Works. 

There’s also another gas station and the Amity Park Radio Station nearby. There’s also a private school near ultra posh Polter Heights, but the A-Listers attend Casper High because the private school doesn’t have a football or cheerleading team.

Moving into Polter Heights and the surrounding area:

The Polter Heights Golf Course and Country Club are exclusive to those in the neighborhood, as well as their private neighborhood pool; members only. 

The Mayor’s Mansion (eventually Vlad’s) is located in here too.

All of the A-Listers’ houses are of course in this neighborhood, as well as Val’s previous residence and the Fenton’s temporary mansion from Living Large (which is of course right next door to Vlad, but with some distance, because the rich are always socially distancing with their big houses).

Polter Heights is adjacent to a bunch of farmland (this is the midwest, we like cows and stuff), and there is a church close by as well.

Just outside Polter Heights is the Manson Mansion (with Sam’s greenhouse). Lucky for Sam, the Skulk and Lurk Books and an occult shop are just down the street. The Manson residence is also near a funeral home and graveyard (how did Sam get so lucky? Oh, because I love her), a synagogue, Mario’s restaurant, and a dry cleaners. 

We get more spacious as we get away from the center of town! 

Along the shore of Lake Eerie, there are the docks which are home to many warehouses, including the mattress factory.

Also along the shoreline, there is a pier which doubles as an amusement park (think kinda like Navy Pier in Chicago in comparison) and alongside the pier is the public beach area. 

Camp Skull and Crossbones is located on the other side of Lake Eerie, and the fishing area is more on the north side of the lake. Lake Eerie is not one of the Great Lakes, it’s just its own thing in Amity Park. 

Back towards the park, we have event grounds space, which is where Circus Gothica is located, as well as the Meet Swap and flea market. Basically whatever rotating event hits town, it comes right here. Just next door is a theatre (for music, opera, Broadway, etc.). There is also the third and final Nasty Burger location in AP.

This is all surrounding the actual park Amity Park, which has a pond, a big fountain, and also hosts that really big hill that overlooks City Hall.

On the south side, across the bridge and over the interstate is Elmerton, where Val currently is resided. 

All the other blocks are filled with more office buildings, apartment complexes, houses, and businesses, but all of the main places are already listed and placed. 

Finally, yes, I did name some places for myself and my friends because they’re great and they deserve it. These include Steph’s (mine) Occult Shoppe, Nick’s Liquor Emporium (@ecto-american), Lexx R Us Toystore (@lexosaurus and appropriately named after the Lexxpocalypse), Laz’s Law Offices LLC (@kinglazrus), Dee’s Dentistry (@qlinq-qhost​), Lily’s Looks Thrift Store (@dannyphantomisameme​), Ceci’s Funeral Home (@ceciliaspen​), Vic’s Amusement Park (@babypop-phantom​), and Reverie Books (@wastefulreverie​). 

[bunkernine]

How do you make so much content, like cards and stuff?

if you're asking how, like, program wise, i answered it here in depth! since I've done some new stuff, i'll just drop the quick list here, now with links lol:

(ibisPaintX): mythomagic logos, the big piss, mythomagic icon, graphic novel edits (piper)(jason)(leo)(oh fuck)(fake trio)(trio), rachel/wendys, chiron/chuck e cheese, jason twilight edit, mythocards, arachne’s threads, leo stan cards, leo wallpapers (1) (2), libri/cyclops books, lotuscash cards, lotus business cards, my big fat pjo wedding

(Google Slides): mythomagic app store screenshot, dimessages icon and wip screenshot, mythomagic screenshots, demigod tracker, new rome make-up charts (technically this was google sheets)

tbh the more i use the apps, the more i get used to everything and the better it comes out. like even tho the big piss was like a week or two ago, if i made it right now, it’ll be totally different. there's a few more that I didn't link cause I was just lazy 💀

if you’re asking like, how as in time wise and why it’s so fast then mmmm it’s cause i’m bored 😩 most of these are pretty quick (like the brands) but some of the lengthy ones are a few hours. unless i started it at like, 10 pm, nothing here has taken multiple days (actually the mythocards and screenshots took a day or two but that’s including the hours i spent just, not doing them and asking for advice 😭😭😭)

so normally i’m busy during the summer, either at camp or volunteering but this is the first summer i’ve spent at home since i was like, 5, and i don’t really know what to do with that free time. i don’t have school stuff to do right now because most of my freshmen things are canceled and my friends are being stupid with covid 😩 so i just pop open my phone and fuck around lol. the bad side to this is that while i’m making stuff here, i’m not writing fic and drawing like i normally do, so all my fics are paused and personal writing is left at a ??? state. but honestly, i don’t mind (i’m sorry vg fans 😭😭😭) because as long as i work on a creative project most days, i feel like i’m doing something i like. I'm not that good with aesthetics and stuff like moodboards, so this works rn. also i listen to music during all of this (making shit and writing) so my music library has expanded by a few hundred songs this summer lmaoooo 😩🤪

[wineanddinosaur]

‘First of Its Kind’ Animatronic Karaoke Bar Opens in Nashville

Music City just welcomed a new band to town, but early reviews suggest the trio is a little… robotic.

When the Graduate Nashville opened last week, the 205-bedroom hotel introduced three new drinking and dining spots to the city’s Midtown neighborhood. The undisputed highlight is the Cross-Eyed Critters Watering Hole, a kooky karaoke bar featuring a trio of instrument-yielding animals.

Before you dial ASPCA, it’s worth noting that the bear, pig, and fox providing the backup tunes are animatronic robots (because that’s much less weird?).

According to an email press release, the “super fun” animatronic karaoke bar is the “first of its kind” and the peculiar brainchild of hospitality duo Marc Rose and Med Abrous. (Rose and Abrous are the folks behind Genghis Cohen, Winsome, and The Spare Room cocktail bar at the Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles; and the Mountaineering Club in Seattle).

The bar appears to be inspired by Chuck E. Cheese — its initials even abbreviate to CEC — but the name was reportedly inspired by an Eric Church song.

The menu is similarly nostalgic, including previous hits like Flaming Hot Dr. Peppers (a $10 mix of hot rum, amaretto, and beer) and Bob’s Your Uncle Cider and Fireball ($12). For our money, the $12 Black Cherry White Claw and Jägermeister shooter is the combo that looks set for platinum success.

Cross-Eyed Critters is open for business Tuesday through Saturday and the trio is taking requests now. Inside sources close to the band say they’re happy to drop jazz interpretations of the Black Eyed Peas, but they absolutely draw the line at “Don’t Stop Believing” or anything by Jon Bon Jovi.

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[delfinamaggiousa]

‘First of Its Kind’ Animatronic Karaoke Bar Opens in Nashville

Music City just welcomed a new band to town, but early reviews suggest the trio is a little… robotic.

When the Graduate Nashville opened last week, the 205-bedroom hotel introduced three new drinking and dining spots to the city’s Midtown neighborhood. The undisputed highlight is the Cross-Eyed Critters Watering Hole, a kooky karaoke bar featuring a trio of instrument-yielding animals.

Before you dial ASPCA, it’s worth noting that the bear, pig, and fox providing the backup tunes are animatronic robots (because that’s much less weird?).

According to an email press release, the “super fun” animatronic karaoke bar is the “first of its kind” and the peculiar brainchild of hospitality duo Marc Rose and Med Abrous. (Rose and Abrous are the folks behind Genghis Cohen, Winsome, and The Spare Room cocktail bar at the Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles; and the Mountaineering Club in Seattle).

The bar appears to be inspired by Chuck E. Cheese — its initials even abbreviate to CEC — but the name was reportedly inspired by an Eric Church song.

The menu is similarly nostalgic, including previous hits like Flaming Hot Dr. Peppers (a $10 mix of hot rum, amaretto, and beer) and Bob’s Your Uncle Cider and Fireball ($12). For our money, the $12 Black Cherry White Claw and Jägermeister shooter is the combo that looks set for platinum success.

Cross-Eyed Critters is open for business Tuesday through Saturday and the trio is taking requests now. Inside sources close to the band say they’re happy to drop jazz interpretations of the Black Eyed Peas, but they absolutely draw the line at “Don’t Stop Believing” or anything by Jon Bon Jovi.

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[isaiahrippinus]

‘First of Its Kind’ Animatronic Karaoke Bar Opens in Nashville

Music City just welcomed a new band to town, but early reviews suggest the trio is a little… robotic.

When the Graduate Nashville opened last week, the 205-bedroom hotel introduced three new drinking and dining spots to the city’s Midtown neighborhood. The undisputed highlight is the Cross-Eyed Critters Watering Hole, a kooky karaoke bar featuring a trio of instrument-yielding animals.

Before you dial ASPCA, it’s worth noting that the bear, pig, and fox providing the backup tunes are animatronic robots (because that’s much less weird?).

According to an email press release, the “super fun” animatronic karaoke bar is the “first of its kind” and the peculiar brainchild of hospitality duo Marc Rose and Med Abrous. (Rose and Abrous are the folks behind Genghis Cohen, Winsome, and The Spare Room cocktail bar at the Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles; and the Mountaineering Club in Seattle).

The bar appears to be inspired by Chuck E. Cheese — its initials even abbreviate to CEC — but the name was reportedly inspired by an Eric Church song.

The menu is similarly nostalgic, including previous hits like Flaming Hot Dr. Peppers (a $10 mix of hot rum, amaretto, and beer) and Bob’s Your Uncle Cider and Fireball ($12). For our money, the $12 Black Cherry White Claw and Jägermeister shooter is the combo that looks set for platinum success.

Cross-Eyed Critters is open for business Tuesday through Saturday and the trio is taking requests now. Inside sources close to the band say they’re happy to drop jazz interpretations of the Black Eyed Peas, but they absolutely draw the line at “Don’t Stop Believing” or anything by Jon Bon Jovi.

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[johnboothus]

First of Its Kind Animatronic Karaoke Bar Opens in Nashville

Music City just welcomed a new band to town, but early reviews suggest the trio is a little… robotic.

When the Graduate Nashville opened last week, the 205-bedroom hotel introduced three new drinking and dining spots to the city’s Midtown neighborhood. The undisputed highlight is the Cross-Eyed Critters Watering Hole, a kooky karaoke bar featuring a trio of instrument-yielding animals.

Before you dial ASPCA, it’s worth noting that the bear, pig, and fox providing the backup tunes are animatronic robots (because that’s much less weird?).

According to an email press release, the “super fun” animatronic karaoke bar is the “first of its kind” and the peculiar brainchild of hospitality duo Marc Rose and Med Abrous. (Rose and Abrous are the folks behind Genghis Cohen, Winsome, and The Spare Room cocktail bar at the Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles; and the Mountaineering Club in Seattle).

The bar appears to be inspired by Chuck E. Cheese — its initials even abbreviate to CEC — but the name was reportedly inspired by an Eric Church song.

The menu is similarly nostalgic, including previous hits like Flaming Hot Dr. Peppers (a $10 mix of hot rum, amaretto, and beer) and Bob’s Your Uncle Cider and Fireball ($12). For our money, the $12 Black Cherry White Claw and Jägermeister shooter is the combo that looks set for platinum success.

Cross-Eyed Critters is open for business Tuesday through Saturday and the trio is taking requests now. Inside sources close to the band say they’re happy to drop jazz interpretations of the Black Eyed Peas, but they absolutely draw the line at “Don’t Stop Believing” or anything by Jon Bon Jovi.

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[babbletop]

Here's a list of the Top 10 Untold Truths of Chuck E. Cheese. We've all had at least one birthday party at Chuck E. Cheese, and these are 10 things you didn't know about Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza. ➡️ Subscribe to BabbleTop: https://bit.ly/2Uu3HPe Do Arcade games, lovable characters and pizza sound like a winning combination? Nolan Bushnell, the founder of Atari thought so. Chuck E. Cheese (formerly known as Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre) is known far and wide as a fun place for kids to hang out so it's time to dive into the secrets surrounding this pizza-loving mouse. Here are the top 10 untold truths about Chuck E. Cheese. If you enjoyed this list of the top 10 untold truth of Chuck E. Cheese, then comment: #ChuckECheese #Restaurants #Food TIMESTAMPS: 0:25 Breaking Records at Chuck E. Cheese 1:49 Send In The Animatronics 3:24 Piñatas and Chuck E. Cheese 4:44 Say Cheese! 6:00 The Marvelous Mr. Munch 7:20 The Evolution of Chuck 8:47 Nick Jonas Loves Pizza 10:20 The Six Million Ticket Mouse 11:53 Pizza: The Logical Choice 13:23 Pong And Pizza SUMMARIES: - As you probably know Chuck E. Cheese is known for all the fun kids can have as they enjoy pizza, arcade games and other activities. One of these activities is birthday parties. - Kids love these animatronic characters because they are fun and larger than life, but the founders of Chuck E. Cheese had much more practical reasons for championing the robotic animals. Like most things in business it was the bottom line. - Bashing piñatas has long been a favorite party game for children and adults alike. Seeing children scramble for the candy and prizes as they explode from the bowels of a colorful paper carcass is the highlight of many children's parties. - This might comes as a surprise to many of you, but for some reason Chuck E. Cheese sell packages of their cheese for individual sale. Is there something unique about the mozzarella the company uses to make its pizza? - Despite the strange blonde hairdo that makes him look like a blend of Barney and President Trump, Mr. Munch has long been a fan favorite. He is a valued member of Chuck E. Cheese’s band. Later he distinguished himself as the front man for the band "Munch's Make Believe Band." - The mouse mascot who gives his name to kids pizza and game emporium Chuck E. Cheese started life as a rat. You might ask: what's the difference between a mouse and a rat anyway? - Nick Jonas is a successful singer, songwriter, and actor. He has been a key part of the Jonas Brother musical group with brothers Kevin and Joe. The talented trio released its first album It's About Time, in 2006. - The tickets are a big deal at Chuck E. Cheese. Kids love them, they are a form of kid-friendly currency that the tykes can accumulate for all kinds of cool prizes. You need to earn a minimum of 22 tickets to collect any prizes, but to be a success at Chuck's you want to gather many more than just 22. - Chuck E. Cheese founder Nolan Bushnell was a fairly practical man. As a businessman, he wanted a surefire way to make both children and adults happy. Naturally, the answer was pizza. As the founder explained, pizza is hard to mess up. Cheese, sauce, and bread are delicious ingredients that most of us like. - Even if you are not a fan of Chuck E. Cheese you're likely a fan of video games. If this is the case then you have Nolan Bushnell to thank for their tremendous popularity. He is the founder of Atari as well, putting video games into peoples homes. Back in the 1970s, Bushnell conceived of Chuck E. Cheese restaurants as a way to get kids to play with his Atari video games. ➡️ SUBSCRIBE to BabbleTop! https://bit.ly/2Uu3HPe 🥳 JOIN and become a BabbleTop member! https://bit.ly/2DCl21k 👕 Check out our MERCH! http://bit.ly/2SWDkQM 🔥 Our Most Popular VIDEOS! http://bit.ly/2T02a24 10 Costco Cult Favorite Food Items http://bit.ly/2YrP6GT 10 American Foods That Should Be Banned http://bit.ly/2YzLEdk 10 Secrets You Didn't Know About IKEA Food Court http://bit.ly/2Yqqi1N Top 10 Untold Truths of the Heart Attack Grill http://bit.ly/2H2LLYe 10 Coca-Cola Drinks That Embarrassed The Company http://bit.ly/2T8awZL 10 Secrets You Didn't Know About Costco Food Court (Part 1) http://bit.ly/2GWQWsY 10 Secrets You Didn't Know About Costco Food Court (Part 2) http://bit.ly/2YjiQ8C 10 Foods That Will Never Expire (Part 1) http://bit.ly/2Yncbul 10 Foods That Will Never Expire (Part 2) http://bit.ly/2YqVuOv Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Miss (Part 1) http://bit.ly/2IyUJ1Y Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Miss (Part 2) http://bit.ly/2TpKahK Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Miss (Part 3) http://bit.ly/2YrUABe All clips used for fair use commentary, criticism, and educational purposes. See Hosseinzadeh v. Klein, 276 F.Supp.3d 34 (S.D.N.Y. 2017); Equals Three, LLC v. Jukin Media, Inc., 139 F. Supp. 3d 1094 (C.D. Cal. 2015).

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