#schmidt happens

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

Happy First Night Of Hanukkah My Fellow Jews

[icedcoffeeandcreatine]

*me wearing a thumb ring*

The ghost of Schmidt I keep in the corner of my mind:

“Thumb ring, BITCH”

[learningfromlosing]

[chloesimaginationthings]

Abby fixing her friends in the FNAF 2 movie,,

[inky-the-artist]

the Princess joins the roadtrip!👑

what do you think her hitchhiker effect would be?

[wassupmygays]

first thing ponyboy sees after getting saved from a jumping

[glo-shroom]

Something was driving Michael

Like a dog running wild

[simcardiac-arrested]

day 30 - videogame (undertale, fnaf, etc)

somebody get this man some chapstick

[moonlit--wonders]

I am constantly thinking about Darrel checking Soda’s hand to make sure it’s properly wrapped up and then sharing a cigarette with him before the rumble during Hopeless War

[willyhoos]

the mikes.. the michaels, even...

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

#Captains Of The Ship Be Like

[grogumaximus]

Schmidt emphasizes. 'Horner already had the feeling at the beginning of the season, when he had headwind, that he could do anything. According to him, Red Bull would become world champion anyway. With Newey or without Newey, with Verstappen or without Verstappen.'

Horner then gave the 'there's no i in team' speech and that Red Bull would not force anyone to stay. Schmidt sees an interesting change in that area in particular. 'When the competition suddenly came closer, when they noticed that McLaren was getting stronger, that's when things changed. I remember speaking to Horner in Canada and he was worried that it was going to be tight with the constructors' championship. I think that's when he realised that it was getting serious.'

In Canada, Sergio Perez crashed for the second time in a row, after things had already gone wrong in Monaco. 'He knows that he will only have the support of the Thais as long as he is successful and wins with Red Bull. Then he suddenly realised: I need Verstappen', Schmidt thinks. 'He is very important to the team, because if the car is not top, Verstappen is the driver who takes victories and podiums, and not Perez or another driver who could replace him.'

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[yelrabmena]

honest to god i think the fnaf 3 ending is so much more impactful than fnaf 6's and i NEED people to talk about that game more outside of theory discussions. like yeah the henry speech is nice sure but i don't think it could ever compare to the happiest day and the message behind the game overall

i think its really cool that the fnaf 3 good and bad endings are defined by whether or not you help the victims instead of just. making it so killing springtrap and burning the place down suddenly makes them ok and able to move on which could very easily be a direction it went if it wanted to. but no, it doesn't matter that he's dead now, these children still can't move on and now probably never will. Now, this is more of my personal interpretation but i view FNAF 3 as being about getting over childhood trauma and there being good and bad endings based on whether you choose to help the victims or not really adds to it honestly, I see it as showing that helping victims will always be more important than punishing those who hurt them, which is a really neat message honestly.

i really hope that when fnaf 3 gets adapted as a movie they make it a point to mention that killing william won't be just release the children and make them move on

anyway im not saying i think it should have ended at fnaf 3 and that everything after sucks and i hate it, because thats not true lmao, i really like a lot of things that came after, i just think fnaf 3 is more impactful and better than fnaf 6 (i do hate the latter and think it sucks though)

[strangeaxel]

Can draw Mike x Vincent ?

I think neither are willing to contribute-

[suttonstrackesdrinkingproblem]

14 years ago today Big Time Rush released there first album titled 'Big Time Rush'

[spoiledmilks]

Top tier afton goofers