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The kids at Sky High absolutely said ok boomer to their coach at one point or another

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gonna tell my kids these were Lash and Speed from High Sky

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every time I hear the name sam wilson I am overcome by the inexplicable urge to yell BUS DRIVER and that will never change

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feel free to block me

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so y'all realize if coach boomer still teaches at sky high all the students are “ok boomer”ing him as we speak right?

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the true bi/pan mood is loving every character in sky high

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Warren from Sky High is my gay childhood crush

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this exchange basically sums up my feelings about travis mcelroy

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I’m literally on my hands and knees begging y’all to give a shit about straight trans ppl. They have just as much a right to the LGBT community as lesbians, gay men, and bisexuals do. They deserve the same amount of respect and protection as the rest of us, and I will destroy you if you think other wise.

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Dignity?

Avengers wants what Sky High has.

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ok boomer

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SKY HIGH 2005 | dir. Mike Mitchell

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Reblog if you think aces and aros are part of the lgbt+

Trying to prove a point

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I love Sky High and this blog so much and I mentioned it to my mom and she ducking turned it on. This blog has blessed me

Aaaaah I’m so glad you enjoy it!!

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Yeeees gimme

Ok, since a lot more people are still super (no pun intended) into Sky High than I thought, here are the idea’s I had for the sequels that never were (this is a bit long):

Year 2: This one would’ve focused on Warren (who I assume is a year older than everyone else). He’d be dealing with his parents relationship, and under his mom’s influence begin seeing a school counselor. He starts to realize he likes Layla (romantically) and tries to navigate his and Will’s awkward friendship since Will’s dad is still wary.  The film would end with things outwardly being unchanged. Warren still see’s the counselor, the friend group is the same, and his father (the films villain) is back in jail. Internally though Warren is more sure of himself and his identity as the kid of a hero and villain.

Year 3: This would be about Layla. I liked the idea of her having a family friend/mentor that influences her activism who shows her the downsides of being a hero who strictly adheres to the law. This causes tension between her and Will, while Warren seems to understand how Layla feels. Eventually Layla and Will would amicably break up and the big bad would be Layla’s mentor. This one would end with Layla deciding what justice means to her, she and Warren giving it a shot, and her and Will remaining friends.

Year 4: This one would focus on the trio. Everyone but Zack, Magenta, and Ethan has graduation plans and they get insecure. They’re tired of being seen as just Will, Warren, and Layla’s friends and being seen as a hive mind. The villain of this movie would be a newly escaped Royal Pain, and would end with the three deciding they like working together and being local heroes rather than going big time.