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idont like the brian image its too good. im not queasy about gore at all but i care him so it makes me.kind of queasy

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:P

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YEARS OF GENNING yet NO REAL-WORLD USE FOUND for CLUSTER MECHANICS

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hey worm? 2013 called, they want lisa back

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Slaughterhouse Girls WIPs

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how i imagine how the first couple of sessions of taylors therapy went

came across this post and got seized with a desperate need

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in a burned out mansion they found what remained of the father and his daughter

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woke lung: join my AAPI bad boyz

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undersiders pt. 1 - grue

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killing myself Eee Mmediately over brian laborn

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killing myself Eee Mmediately over brian laborn

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im mostly just interested in what would happen to sunflowers if we put another sun on the other side

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killing myself Eee Mmediately over brian laborn

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killing myself Eee Mmediately over brian laborn

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Also checking something in Worm re: lbr about Brian and this particular moment in Snare 13.8 (the fridge time) hit me like a truck:

This is like watching a Rube Goldberg device that absolutely fucks all of these kids up Nightmarishly Badly being constructed in real time. Every part of this has some level of bitter tragedy already lurking in it AND yet to come. It is already this bad and it will get worse! 'Every second you make him go on like this is cruel' vs 'I'm not negotiating, here. I'm willing for him to suffer if it means there's a chance we can help him'. Having this conversation with the Travelers there implicitly experiencing violent flashbacks to having had this conversation also. Taylor choosing to accept immense suffering on Brian's behalf for a chance of being able to save him consistent with Taylor's never asking anyone to do or risk anything she wouldn't, and Taylor would and will accept immense suffering for any sliver of a chance to act. Lisa is watching Taylor's life flash before Lisa's eyes with every word. Brian is stapled to the inside of a fridge like party streamers. They're having to deal with all of this next to a guy dressed like a stage magician.

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underrated funniest part of worm is brian being a 17yo with every problem furiously trying to LARP as, like, a normal 45yo with a job. he's Seven Teen and he owns a fucking Apartment and he straightfacedly goes up to foster care workers and goes "yeah this is my apartment. my very serious adult man apartment that i bought and paid for with my very legitimate money which was earned through a regular corporate job (where my supervisor will provide me a glowing recommendation) and not through any sort of crime. yeah i even bought generic abstract art to decorate with. i even assembled ikea furniture. it's great right. please let me adopt my sister i'm so fucking normal i'm basically 50" and then he goes off to do his actual job (crime) (robbing banks) (17yo) (punching 12yos in the face) (nearly getting ran over by jeeps driven by bomb-wielding maniacs) and he's so fucking serious about that too. he says "she's wanted for serial murder. it's inconvenient :/" in the same tone as a guy complaining about their coworker using up all the printer paper without replacing it. brian laborn world's first 17yo boomer. every day he wakes up, grips the sink, looks at himself in the mirror, and goes "brian laborn you are a professional businessman adult man guy and you can do this" and then he steps outside and alec immediately makes him trip and land with his face in a banana cream pie while aisha starts blowing airhorns and cackling at him and there's nothing he can do about it because this happens to him every day and it will continue until he dies. his grave will say "responsible taxpayer" on it.