
Creepy weirdo & weird creep who loves media where bad things happen to good people
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I Can't Explain It, But If HB Was A TV Show On Air In The 2000s, You Just KNOW Mam Would've Been Voiced
I can't explain it, but if HB was a TV show on air in the 2000s, you just KNOW Mam would've been voiced by Jim Cummings

Like, look at him in this shot and tell me you don't get the vibe I'm talking about.
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I love that movie!!
As someone whose mother's dog almost tore my arm off when I was 3 and still has a fear of dogs to this day, I get really uncomfortable when people make fun of the "dogs killed her mom" thing. As if going through dog related trauma at an early age wouldn't leave you with an aversion to them.
The whole "Disney villain hates something because of trauma" meme that started with Cruella makes me kinda angry because it's one of the earliest examples of people either not understanding what actually happened, or worse, people not bothering to actually see the movie in question and just basing their thoughts on reviews they've seen.
Estella/Cruella never shows any kind of real hatred towards the Dalmatians themselves. She steals them as revenge, but they're shown to be taken care of and never actually harmed. Most she does is make a bad joke about maybe turning them into a coat, but that never actually happens.
And she never blames the dogs for her mother's death. First, she blames herself, in a similar way to how Simba blamed himself for his father's death - assuming that her mother just got caught in the crossfire, since the dogs had been chasing her daughter and she got caught in the middle. And when she learns her mother was targetted, she turns her anger towards the person who sent the dogs after her mother, not the dogs themselves.
Hey I found that creepypasta! It's The Girl in the Photograph, and I first heard of it from this video
The description from the video does it better tbh, the story's kinda meh aside from the twist
Thanks, I'll check it out.
For anyone other than Cross, this is a pasta we mentioned while messaging the other day.
Fizz's big goof

So, I've been thinking about this for a while. While Fizz obviously quit for his own well-being, he also carried himself in a way that implied he was screwing over Mammon by quitting, when that couldn't be further from the truth.
Allow me to explain.
It's been confirmed that Glitz and Glam not only did legally win, but also survived getting squished. Meaning that they're Mam's new brand figures.
I bring this up because the episode goes out of it's way to portray the twins as being so extremely shallow that they only care about winning and being famous mascots, not money, not Mam's adoration, not for the sake of mastering clowning. They're also clearly okay with sexualizing themselves (as seen when one of them flashes the crowd). In other words, all the factors that made Fizz unhappy under Mammon and eventually made him quit are absent in the Glam sisters, there's no reason to think they'd ever want to quit.
Another thing is that, with two mascots, Mammon would make twice as much money, especially from completionists and extra horny weirdos.
While it was good for Fizz, him quitting didn't actually hurt Mam at all, quite the contrary, it dropped two people perfect for what Mammon needs from someone for the position of his brand figure directly into his lap!
Sucks to be you, Imp Jerky!
so, I heard this crazy theory that I need to share.
So, according to the Hazbin trading cards, there are hints that Lilith might be a villain. However, what if the character that currently claiming to be Lilith wasn’t Lilith. She is Eve.
In the Bible, Eve is the first woman ever created. What if, in this universe, Eve was a character who hated heaven because she received the blame for the creation of sin. She wanted to separate Lucifer and Lilith to get with Lucifer. So, some how?
Eve stole Lilith’s identity. Lilith isn’t able to stop her. I don’t know why.
So, Lilith decides to stay in the shadows scheming. She hides in a identity. She pretends to be an Overlord, especially Rosie.
So, Rosie is Lilith and Alastor knows this.
I don’t know what to think about this insane theory. However, too many people are talking about it could happen. I needed to share it. What do you think?
The thing is in the actual oldest scriptures, the word "Lilith" only appeas once and is believed to be in reference to an owl spirit that had nothing to do with Eden.
Because of this, most stories just make Even and Lilith one and the same, anyway. So there's no real precedent for what being the "real" Lilith would even really mean.
Personally, I always thought Hellaverse's Lilith was also it's Eve. Until a mutual messaged me about it, I never even considered that that information might be a secret in-universe
I think the Rosie thing (which came from leaked messages between Viv and someone else) was misinterpreted. I think it meant that Rosie will have the role of the supportive mother figure that Lilith was going to have back in the pilot days, before she was rewritten as another Stella.
What do you think of the idea of having a human working for I.M.P who knows how to use martial arts and weaponry?
Sorry for being late!!
I think it could only work for a one-off, like they're hired to kill someone who's also currently being hunted by a human hitman and they end up working together to off the target. I don't think it could work long-term though.