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chelleztjs18 · 1 year

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Hello you mrs. honey nut cheerio lady robin hood who likes christmas but is allergic to the pine tree lefty eyebag 😌

I fell asleep but then woke up, saw your answers and fell back asleep 😅 I was going to respond but I couldn't keep my eyes open and I would have probably typed some gibberish.

Hope you slept well. Doing anything fun today? Or just finishing up little stuff before you guys leave for the airport?

So when you do that, does it ever creep your customers out when you guess their order correctly? Also, the thing about guessing the voices from animation or movies, that's amazing. I could never even guess or be close to who it is if I did guess.

I'm the same way with names and numbers. I try to guess the name and it's always far off 😅 then numbers always get jumbled.

Ah I see. What's the most words you have written in just an hour? Also, have you ever finished writing a fic then reread it after and scrap the whole thing?

I'm the same way with reading fics with a lot of kinks. I think I just read the fic, but then once I see something disturbing to me, I stop. I try to push myself to see if I can handle reading it, but then it actually weirds me out so I can't continue 😅

I think my answer is the same as yours. Especially the bdsm with pain, or if it has blood and other bodily functions..no no for me. And is pet play like beastiality? Sorry I don't think I know that.

I did not expect the naenae song 🤣 do you do the dance too?? Hahaha

For me:

1. Dynamite by BTS

2. Secret Love Song by Little Mix

3. Any country songs lol

Name 3 songs that remind you of your crush.

- CuriousGeorge

Hello hello youngins righty eyebag! 😅

I wanna see what kind of giberish u type if u reply mr when u r sleepy.lol.

How r u? N how was ur day? R u feeling better emotionally?

I didnt sleep well last night. Stayed up until like past 2.am. i got a little panic attack becausr i overthought if i forget something or if i pack too much.

We got to the hotel around 4pm. N im just chillin now.

The hotel is nice.. was thinking to sleep early tonight because we gotta wake up at 4am to go to the airport but the room has a separated room like a living room with desk n chair with tv also, so it is so tempting to stay up late n write. 😅 but i think i should sleep early..but im not sure.lol.

Haha no. They actually love it.. but i did kinda shocked one customer though because i started the talk in a wrong way but then she laughed about it. It was when i was in new orleans walk at night n i was kinda drunk. N i recognize too. N my drunk ass talked to her n say "excuse me, u live in ...(city name) right?" 😅

N her drunk face was like "wtf" n she said yeah.. n i was like "oh no dont worry, im sorry..i work at (sushi restaurant name) n i serve ur table pretty often." Then i start mention her regular orders n then she recognize me.🤣🤣🤣 n she laughed. Then we walked the bourbon street together drunk. 🤣

About recognize actors / actress voice in animation movie, sometimes i got it right sometimes i dont.😅🤣

Yeah numbers n names r hard to remember.

I never pay attention how much i write in an hour. Mostly 1 fic i wrote at least between 4-6K words but the most in one fic i think it's like 12K but i end up splitting them to few parts. If The Monsters Within a whole one fic it will be the longest i hv written because over 18K words n still counting. 😊

Yeah i have done that, but not scraping the wholr thing though, i scrapped almost half of it.. one time i wrote quite a lot, ideas flowed n stuff..i wrote it on google doc n it was on offline mode because i was on a flight. But when i finally connect it to internet, the part that wrote was not saved n gone.. i wanted to cry. I think it was the dark wanda fic "I Love You Too Much" i dont know if u have read that but yeah i had to write all over again.

Haha yeah im like that too. It was an age play fic, i tried to be open minded about it but i stopped in the middle because i couldnt read it.

Petplay is a kink where one of them act like a pet such as puppy,or kitten or bunny. I dont mind reading light pet play but not too much. Im not good at explaining this but i guess u can google it. 😊

Haha yeah sometimes i do the nae nae song but only when im drunk. 😅 im not a good dancer n too shy for that. But when im drunk im a different person.😅🤣

Ah okay.. i will check those songs.. u dont like country song? I think pop country r very nice to listen to, for me. 😊

Song that reminds me of H? Hmm...

1. Gorgeous by Ash (the one that inspired me smut idea with Natasha. 😊

2. Con La Brisa by Foudeqush

3. Gooey Rework by Glass Animals. 😁

What about u?

Also i think u asked something about pt. 4. I dont remember if i have answered it or not. Can u remind me again? Im too lazy to scroll to my answers right now. Sorry. 😁😆

Next question?

Cheerio! (Not the cereal one)

#chellez answers #ask answered #anon answered #curious george anon

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elcinelateleymickyandonie · 3 years

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SHEMP HOWARD.

Filmography

Feature films, shorts and TV

1929: Fox Movietone Newsreel (himself)

1930: Soup to Nuts (firefighter)

1933: Salt Water Daffy (Wilbur, a kleptomaniac)

1933: Close Relations (cousin Mole)

1933: Paul Revere Jr. (stable boy)

1933; Gobs of Fun (nightclub client)

1933: In the Dough (Bug)

1933: Here Comes Flossie (Ezry)

1934: How'd Ya Like That? (sailor)

1934: Henry the Ache (Artie, one of King Henry's lackeys)

1934: The Wrong Wrong Trail (patient)

1934: Mushrooms (Thorndyke)

1934: The Knife of the Party (Shemp, leader of the Stooges)

1934: Everybody Likes Music (Shemp)

1934: Pugs and Kisses (Dopey Traynor)

1934: Very Close Veins (frozen drunk)

1934: Pure Feud (Clem McCarthy)

1934: Corn on the Cop (Reginald, tramp)

1934: I Scream (Moran's henchman)

1934: Rambling 'Round Radio Row # 7 (Series 2 # 1) (songwriter representative)

1934: Art Trouble (Shemp, art student)

1934: My Mummy's Arms (Kenneth)

1934: Daredevil O'Dare (circus promoter)

1934: Smoked Hams (Henry Howard)

1934: So You Won't T-T-T-Talk (Henry)

1934: Dizzy and Daffy (Lefty Howard)

1934: A Peach of a Pair (Shemp Butler)

1935: His First Flame (Smokey Moe)

1935: Convention Girl (Dan Higgins)

1935: Why Pay Rent? (Henry)

1935: Serves You Right (Johnny Spivens)

1935: On the Wagon (Henry)

1935: The Officer's Mess (Gus Doaks)

1936: While the Cat's Away (Henry)

1936: For the Love of Pete (Knobby Walsh)

1936: Absorbing Junior (Henry, husband)

1936: Here's Howe (Knobby Walsh)

1936: Punch and Beauty (Knobby Walsh)

1936: The Choke's on You (Knobby Walsh)

1936: The Blonde Bomber (Knobby Walsh)

1937: Kick Me Again (Knobby Walsh)

1937: Taking the Count (Knobby Walsh)

1937: Hollywood Round-Up (Oscar Bush)

1937: Headin 'East (Windy Wylie)

1938: Not Guilty Enough (Andy Clyde's brother-in-law)

1938: Home on the Rage (Andy Clyde's brother-in-law)

1939: Behind Prison Gates (inmate in charge of serving the mess hall)

1939: Another Thin Man (Wacky)

1939: The Glove Slingers (Uncle Pat Patrick, boxing manager)

1940: Money Squawks (Shemp)

1940: The Lone Wolf Meets a Lady (Joe, a pickpocket)

1940: Boobs in the Woods (Gus)

1940: Millionaires in Prison (Teacher)

1940: Pleased to Mitt You (Pat Patrick)

1940: The Leather Pushers (Sailor McNeill)

1940: The Bank Dick (Joe Guelpe, bartender)

1940: Murder Over New York (Shorty McCoy, the Carnarsie Kid)

1940: Give Us Wings (Buzz)

1940: The Invisible Woman (Hammerhead Frankie)

1941: Lucky Devils (pickpocket)

1941: Six Lessons from Madame La Zonga (Gabby)

1941: Buck Privates (cook)

1941: Meet the Chump (Stinky Fink)

1941: Road Show (Moe Parker)

1941: Mr. Dynamite (Abdullah)

1941: The Flame of New Orleans (waiter at the Oyster Bed Cafe)

1941: News of the Day Vol. 12 # 272 (client)

1941: Too Many Blondes (Ambrose Tripp, hotelier)

1941: In the Navy (Dizzy)

1941: Tight Shoes (Okay)

1941: San Antonio Rose (Benny the Bounce)

1941: Hit the Road (Dingbat)

1941: Cracked Nuts (Eddie / Ivan)

1941: Hold That Ghost (drinks and ice cream dispenser)

1941: Appointment for Love (man on the street)

1941: Hoosier Boy Makes Good (prop)

1941: Hellzapoppin '(Louie)

1942 Butch Minds the Baby (Squinty Sweeny)

1942 - Mississippi Gambler (Milton Davis, taxi driver)

1942: The Strange Case of Dr. Rx (Detective Sergeant Sweeney)

1942: Private Buckaroo (Sergeant Muggsy Snavel)

1942: Strictly in the Groove (Pops)

1942 - Pittsburgh (Shorty, the tailor)

1942: Arabian Nights (Sinbad)

1943: How's About It? (Alf)

1943: It Ain't Hay (Umbrella Sam)

1943: Keep 'Em Slugging (Binky)

1943: Crazy House (Mumbo)

1944: 3 of a Kind (Shemp Howard)

1944: Pick a Peck of Plumbers (Elmer)

1944: Moonlight and Cactus (Punchy Carter)

1944: Strange Affair (laundry driver)

1944: Open Season for Saps (Woodcock Q. Strinker)

1944: Crazy Knights (Shemp Howard)

1945: Off Again, on Again (suicidal boyfriend)

1945: Trouble Chasers (Shemp Howard)

1945: Where the Pest Begins (Shemp Howard)

1945: A Hit with a Miss (Rameses, boxer)

1946: The Gentleman Misbehaves (Marty)

1946: Mr. Noisy (Noisy, the annoying spectator)

1946: Jiggers, My Wife (Woodcock 'Woody' J. Strinker)

1946: One Exciting Week (Marvin Lewis)

1946: Dangerous Business (Monk)

1946: Society Mugs (Shemp)

1946: Blondie Knows Best (Jim Gray)

1947: Bride and Gloom (Shemp)

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jsmndns · 6 years

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thank you for the tag babes @wonderrful @dawn-to-dusk-already

last (1-5) drink - water

phone call - my best friend

text msg - "okay sweet thought so thanks”

song you listened to - homemade dynamite by lorde ft. post malone, khalid, sza

time you cried - a few months ago maybe??

ever..? (6-11) dated someone twice - yees

ever kissed someone and regretted it - no

been cheated on - nope

lost some1 special - not really

been depressed - idk

gotten drunk/thrown up - no way fav colors (12-14) blue and black

in the last yr have you.. (15-21) made new friends/ mutuals - yes!!!

fallen out of love - idk kinda?

laughed until you cried - yep

found out some1 was talking about you - not in the past year i think

met some1 who changed you - i think so

kissed some1 on your FB friends’ list - yes

general (22-51) how many of your FB friends do you know irl - all of them, but i don’t really use facebook tbh

you have any pets - no *cries*

do you want to change your name - nah

what did you do for your prev. birthday - i went out to dinner with my friends

what time did you wake up today - 10am

what were you doing @ midnight last night - i was on the phone

what is something you can’t wait for - the holidays

what’re you listening to atm - a small playlist of my current favourites

have you ever talked to a person named Tom - yeah, i worked with a Tom for a little while

something that’s getting on your nerves - too many things

most visited site - tumblr lmao

hair color - a combination of all types of blonde

long/ short hair - long hair, it’s down to my waist

do you have a crush on some1 - nope

what do you like abt yourself - my humour

want any piercings - i want to get my upper lobe pierced

blood type - i have no idea, is that bad?

nicknames - jaz, jazzy, princess jasmine, rapunzel, i think that’s about it

relationship status - single

zodiac - scorpio

pronoun(s) - she/her

fav tv/ on-air shows - b99, stranger things, skam and others i’m likely forgetting

tattoos? - i want maybe one or two simple, small ones

rightie or leftie - rightie

ever had surgery - nope

piercings - just my standard lobes

sports - soccer mainly

vacation - i would like to visit europe, and i would like to revisit japan and new zealand

trainers - black/grey more general (52-58) eating - really craving a caramel tart rn

drinking - currently drinking a glass of water right now

i’m about to watch - i’m watching the perks of being a wallflower sometime in the near future

waiting for - the realisation to hit me that i should go to bed

want - freedom or company

get married - idk

career - something that makes a difference

which is better (59-65) hugs/kisses - hugs atm

lips/eyes - eyes

shorter/taller - idm

older/younger - idk

nice arms/ stomach - um idk

hookup/relationship - relationship

troublemaker/hesitant - both have you ever (66-75) kissed a stranger - no

drank hard liquor - nopee

lost glasses - nah

turned someone down - yes

sex on 1st date - no

broken a heart - i hope not but idk

had your heart broken - by friends, yes

been arrested - no

cried when some1 died - i don’t think so

fallen for a friend - yeah i kind of i guess

do you believe in.. (76-81) yourself - eh?

miracles - not really

love @ first sight - nah

santa clause - nope

kiss on a 1st date - idk

angels - no

other (82-85) best friend’s name - i’ll just go with k

eye color - blue

fav movie - 10 things i hate about you, clueless, hunt for the wilderpeople

fav actor - lili reinhart, cole sprouse, zendaya and the st kids

i tag: @endlessvoidofrandomness @ninelittledevils @jinglejanglejones @stilinsk1 @ephemeral-existences @bugheadz @beanie-betty @bettyl0vesjuggie @tory-b @whatsbrokencanbefixed @classicalbughead @gert-and-oldlace @lilibug--xx

#jasmine speaks

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mzungu-in-tanzania-blog · 7 years

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Expert in fisheries and the plague

Hello my friends and family!

Habari za mvua? Or: how is the rain? The question of the day, because it has been raining for 1,5 days, and if I say rain I mean rain. Half the city is already flooded, I heard of parts of the road that are completely closed, and houses that have been flooded. One big adventure for me, but the part where I live is of course one of the richest neighbourhoods in the city. And this is only day two of the small rainy season, so I am curious what the big one will be like. They call these the mango rains, so at least we can console ourselves with the thought that we will soon have mangos every day.

So, how is everybody doing? I know I am terrible at skyping with everyone and answering all emails and messages, sorry about that. Previous times when I was abroad I had much more time, but life is just so busy here (which is no excuse I know). So let me try to give you a little glimpse of my life now. Last week I spent house- and dog-sitting for one of my colleagues, who was on holiday. And we all know what that means: huge expat house, pool, GOOD coffee machine and a cute dog! In other words: pool parties all week, I definitely increased my popularity levels (ha ha) and I did not know what to do with the embarrassing number of empty bottles by the end of the week. ;) Tried to hide them in the cleaning closet, didn’t work haha. But for real, it was wonderful to stay in a cosy and well-furnished house, with a comfortable couch and a big garden. Although the guards showed a little bit too much interest in me, I managed to keep them at distance. ;) I have also gotten a second housemate in my apartment, Deborah. She is from Tanzania and plans to go to the Netherlands soon, and it is fun to have someone else around! Oh, and I have a weekly Swahili class now, with three friends, so Monday from 5-7 we sit in this small room in a tiny language school, and get taught by a very patient and enthusiastic teacher, Msigaro. It is a lot of fun (although a Monday lasting from 7-7 is quite long) and we are definitely making progress, but the verbs are becoming very complicated. They basically manage to squeeze the entire sentence into one long word, so to try and figure that out is quite the challenge when the Tanzanians are always speaking at top speed. Swahili is a funny mix of Bantu (a group of African languages), Arabic, and a bunch of others. Especially the words derived from English are my favourite, because they put an i behind everything: lefti? Righti? Paty? Waini!

Things at the Embassy are going well. The most important news is that our Ambassador has presented his credentials to the President yesterday, so we are officially represented again! A good reason for us to eat cake. It had already been planned before, on a Sunday at 8 AM, but I guess the President decided he did have to go to church in the end. In the meantime, we have been working on a hundred different things. Our annual plan has been written and is now awaiting approval from The Hague. I have been gathering information about Madagascar, where the plague has broken out (yes, the one from the Middle Ages), to update information on the website. I can thus now proudly say I am a plague-expert. I have also been working on the Netherlands’ contribution to Mauritius 50-year independence, on a human rights movie event, and I went to a workshop about waste management. Perhaps I already said this before, but one of the projects the Embassy is assisting in, is the improvement of Dar’s waste management infrastructure. The biggest landfill will (hopefully) be rehabilitated, which will make it healthier for the people living and working there, and recycling facilities will be introduced. The workshop was about how to change people’s behaviour, via incentives and nudging. I think that’s a fascinating question, if you consider people’s behaviour regarding waste here: they throw everything on the ground. There is no education about this, so the difference between a banana peel and a plastic bottle is really no common knowledge. So often I have been in a car and the driver will just throw his plastic waste out of the window. Or sometimes you can’t swim in the sea because it is so dirty and smelly. It is just such a different perception than we have, and so difficult to change or even grasp. But very necessary nonetheless. Oh, and of course, I have been working on a sustainability project for the Embassy! As part of the Rank your Embassy-initiative, a ranking between Dutch embassies worldwide, I interviewed all staff-members and wrote an article about it (which will soon be online). I also prepared a powerpoint presentation about our sustainable practices, so for a week I made people walk the stairs and eat less meat and recycle. Some of the expat staff now even walks once a week to the Embassy, and we try do carpooling (aka me forcing people to give me a ride). The Ambassador presented the presentation at the regional conference in South-Africa, and now all embassies in the region will participate! The next step is of course to keep up our good behaviour, so we will have a group session about this.

Political developments in Tanzania are interesting, though not always encouraging. As you might have seen in the media back home, again a group of people associated with homosexuality has been arrested. The same happened in Zanzibar last month. Charges are “promoting homosexuality”, because the latter group was for example following a workshop on HIV/AIDS. Several HIV clinics have also been closed, so that’s not too good news. Also, schoolgirls who become pregnant are not allowed to return to school anymore. This because they would give a bad signal to other girls, and would not be able to raise their child and continue their education. Only vocational training will be allowed. I had an interesting conversation with an Uber driver about these issues, who was saying with regard to the school girls that it was perfectly fine because they can still go to private schools. Which of course hardly anyone can pay for. Plus they shouldn’t seduce men all the time. Often, girls living in rural areas have to walk for long distances, and get offered a ride by a boda boda (motor) driver. But only in return for something. It is so unfair that they are punished for this! About homosexuality, it was his opinion that people who stay single, choose to become homosexual (or lesbian), thereby choosing to not be a man anymore. So, what more to say. This is just one opinion. Sometimes the things happening in this country are insane and hard to wrap your head around. Because what about the people who have albinism, who are still being hunted and whose body parts are chopped off for spiritual beliefs? Or the elderly widows living in villages, who are believed to be witches (your eyes turning red is one of the signs for this), and are killed? Of course, many things happening are very positive and the economy is growing and all, but these are the human rights issues that fascinate and astonish me. And it touches upon the debate that we constantly had in my human rights classes last year: what is acceptable and what is it, till what point do you meddle in other cultures, or when are you imposing your own views?

Although it is already some time ago, I also joined on a scoping mission for marine fisheries and aquaculture! Scoping mission scoping mission, what? This is done in preparation of a trade mission, when Dutch companies will visit a country to look for business opportunities, to explore and map out the sector. And somehow, thanks to my amazing colleagues, it was decided that it would be a good idea if I joined! Because next to being a plague expert, you of course all know me as the mastermind of marine fisheries and aquaculture (not). But it was so much fun, and it taught me how cool it can be to delve into a topic that is completely different than your field, but can be interesting nonetheless! Tanzania has a very long coastline, and a bunch of huge lakes, so the question is why the fishing industry has not yet developed that much. Together with Ulrich, our Economics/Trade Officer, and Rik, a trainee from Nairobi, we visited two companies in Dar es Salaam. Funnily enough, there was not one fish to be found in their factories. ;) Turned out it was the low season (the sea is too rough), so just small amounts of fish get processed. If I talk about fishermen, by the way, don’t imagine too much. The few big companies do have fleets, but most fisherman are just guys on surfboard or a tiny tiny boat, who try to catch a fish with one thin line. Or you will see these small wooden boats with 50 people in them, who look like they might topple soon. In some of the coastal areas, there is also a lot of overfishing, disturbing the balance of the ecosystem, and dynamite fishing is a big problem here. Room for improvement and development! Next morning we took the 7 AM ferry (travelling in royal class, obviously, where you get a tv with your seat but no headset, so everyone is just staring) to Zanzibar, where Omar, a very cheerful man from the ministry who seemed to know everyone on the island, gave us a tour. We visited an anchovies landing site, which I thought was very impressive. There is no dock, so the fishing boats sail towards the coast until they get stuck, from where women carry heavy buckets full of fish to the shore. There, the anchovies is boiled in steaming buckets, sorted on dozens of plastic canvases, and dried in the sun. And then it is transported to end up on your plate. I was shocked by how simple this process still is, and the hard physical labour that is being carried out mainly by women. Next stop was a seaweed farm, which was fascinating – when do you ever learn how seaweed grows? Small bits of seaweed are somehow tied to ropes, growing very fast in the (at that point) low tide water, which is harvested by (again) women. The surroundings were beautiful, and we bought some seaweed soap and –cookies. Seaweed is used in a lot of cosmetics, especially in Europe and the US. Finally, we dropped past the harbour and the fish market.

But the most spectacular part of the journey was yet to begin, because we then flew (jaja) to Mafia! This is another big island, 130 km south of Dar, and which is not visited by many people given the high flight costs. Despite the curious name, which is said to derive either from the Yemeni rules from the state of Ma’afir or the Arabic word ‘morfiya’ meaning group and thus archipelago, it was a lovely place to visit. The flight was spectacular, to say the least: in one of those tiny planes with 14 seats, flying over a big river delta called Rufiji, tiny tropical islands (where people actually live, imagine), coral reefs, and I swear I spotted a humpback whale. And guess who got to be the co-pilot!!! Absolutely stunning. Compared to Dar and Zanzibar, Mafia is a very quiet, and I must say quite poor, island. There was one big road from the airport to the other side of the island, big enough for four cars to drive next to each other, but every time we were the only one. We passed thousands and thousands of palm trees, and funnily enough, many of the mud houses had solar panels. While many of the hotels are so exclusive they cost $300 per night, I found a lovely and much more affordable hotel right beside a bay full of sea life, which was, with its diving school and cute bandas (huts), a haven of peace. After a delicious dinner and a good night’s sleep, we were summoned to the ministry first thing in the morning. The gentlemen had not been updated about our arrival, so they wanted to know what we were doing, but they turned out to have a real heart for the island and its marine conservation area. A big part of the island and most of the surrounding waters are a protected marine park, and as a visitor you pay a daily fee for this. We then went to visit another anchovies landing site, bigger and a bit more professional than the one on Zanzibar. And this was so typical: we were put on plastic chairs in a circle, and all the important people from the company joined, and talked at length in Swahili, with some interruptions in English in the meantime. It felt like one of those village meetings, that you so often see in the news or in movies about Africa. Afterwards, we had an hour left so Rik and I swam into the bay and stumbled upon a coral rock with the most beautiful fish swimming around. A brief glimpse of Mafia’s underwater life. It was too short, but I’ll be back! And although I am not entirely sure if fisheries is my new fascination in life, it was extremely interesting and I am very lucky and grateful to have been allowed to join!

I will force myself to stop here and save the travel adventures for next time. All in all, time flies. Last week the vacancy for my successor was published, which means I am already half way! In December, a second intern specifically for agriculture will come, so I am very excited to get a buddy. This weekend I am going to hike in the mountains (yes of all weekends I chose the most rainy one), so wish me luck. I’ll give you a brief update next week about this and previous travel adventures, before my dad arrives!

Love, Julie

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bubblegumlefty · 1 year

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Idk why, but as I was watching Matt Hardy VS Hook, this idea suddenly ran through my mind. If Jeff were to ever return to AEW someday, he should be allowed to do a complete 180 heel turn. Like imagine for a second; we can have it play out like the way Matt turned on Jeff back in the late 2000s (during the royal rumble) have Jeff make a return on either Dynamite or a payperview and let the audience think everything's all cheery and heartwarming reunions, only to have him completely blindside everyone by attacking Matt. Reason why? Jealousy, but not for the reasons you think. It's not really because of stardom or fame, but more so the fact that his older brother was actually able to successfully keep his livelyhood together despite his constant injuries in the ring. Meanwhile, with the injuries and legal problems he's faced over the past year (to the point where he's suffered a legit concussion for crying out loud!) Jeff grows increasingly hostile from everything that's happened to him and finally puts his foot down, making the decision to stop catering to the fans and stop being the risky charasmatic enigma he's been known for years. He's done being, quote on quote, "everyone's favorite rag doll." He stops using the Swanton Bomb, as he feels that the fans don't really deserve to see it anymore, thinking they only seem to really still watch him just for the crazy stunts he pulls, while not seeming to care if it causes him legit back breaking pain from performing it every single week. He does tease it from time to time, only to spite the fans by not performing the finisher. He creates a safer moveset for himself, maybe changes up his look (TNA 2010-2011 anyone?), and overall becomes more cynical and hostile to almost everybody, fans and co-workers alike. If nobody's going to take his chronic injuries seriously, then why should he continue catering to their demands each and every week? Thus, he only works part-time and only shows up on special occasions. (This way, it can kinda prevent him from causing any more accidental harm to himself in the future and give him an easier time in the ring overall.)

So basically, what we have will be a heel Jeff VS a babyface Matt, who desperately wants his little brother changed back to the smiling, kind-hearted man he's always known him for. Now you have the feud set up. 😁

Like, seriously, if we weren't able to get Jeff VS Punk, then this here is the next best thing...

I could actually make a legit story out of this... 🤔

#lefty talks about wrestling #lefty's watching dynamite #jeff hardy #matt hardy #fantasy booking #heel hardy #booking ideas #aew #all elite wrestling #aew dynamite

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