And you also have blue eyes, like Frank.

And don’t assume that they’re pronounced the same.

For my Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 friends, Edinburgh, Missouri is pronounced: Eden-berg.

It’s based on the actresses names, characters in the poems, and general plots of the poems.

It feels very much like a lot of three panel comic strips that got adapted. The punchlines are little too regular and always precede a scene shift. I’ve always liked the hockey stick bit though.

He’s the Barstool guy that worked hard to bust their union.

That’s a nice write up for Ian Marter.

My pushback was how hard it might be to remember the deadname. All I’m saying was that it was used recently enough that it didn’t require any active research. It obviously should not be used casually be the fanbase.

It wasn’t five seconds, though. It was an entire performative distraction by Jocelyn to minimize what needed damage control.

Maybe I’m overstating how much it stood out to me since I reread storylines a few times after they’re over. It seemed blatant each time.

Hank was using regularly in a storyline within the past few months, so it’s pretty fresh still. You don’t need to go back to freshman family weekend.