Danny Phantom Crossover
Where Amity has been near abandoned for years, untouched and unaged if not for the destruction from long ago, when (GIW, Ecto-Contamination, the Portal, Whatever or Whoever) demolished it.
Of course nowadays it's long forgotten, a city laid to ruin, slipping from the minds of those that left. Until someone finds it again, and finds a place of forgotten dreams, the living dead, and a towering figure cloaked in red with a large needle-esque weapon to their neck.
"Leave now, while you still can, stranger. You won't find anything here. All that lies in this place are ghosts and broken towers."
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i hope UCR, Doi(?) and Lesley get to have bonding activities too and its either silly stuff like theme-parks or bonding over squish-mallows/pillow pets.
Awwh!! They would totally do that whenever Manny switches with Doi (and Sr with Ucr if they're on good terms for a day-) They would definitely go to a theme park 馃帰馃帯馃彏!!! Maybe build-a-bear as well 馃Ц馃惢
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She SHOVES him out of her way. Just like ON PRINCIPLE. There was literally no need she could've just said "excuse me" or tilted herself to the side. But she didn't pause for LOSERS or BURNOUTS and everything about the boy says he's one. She almost IMMEDIATELY regretted it as the icy chill when STRAIGHT up her back. EW. All the better to LEAVE.
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man ok i went on google maps to virtually walk around in my childhood park district, and while i can't go into the wooded trails or anything and can only see all those big open spaces with the playground from the road view, it's still so like...wild to me to look it over. Like I don't miss my hometown. I'm glad my family moved away when it did, because while I had a decently good childhood, I really did get the sense that if I had stayed there, I wouldn't like the person I'd grow up to be. I definitely felt like I would have atrophied in that town.
But that park, man. It meant so much to me. I was so lucky, living right across the street from it, being able to just mosey on over and spend hours every day, no matter the weather, roving down to the playground, walking around the old skate park, exploring through the woods with all its thin, winding trails, climbing up the old rickety sled slide, finding all those big, undeveloped field areas surrounding the whole area. It left such a mark on me. Even nowadays, I'd say about 50% of my dreams take place in that park, or some element of it.
And it makes me sad, because I feel like so many kids don't get that, especially nowadays. When I was 10+, I could just walk out my door and disappear for hours, and my parents didn't mind. I'd be all by myself in the middle of the woods, finding sticks and rocks and singing songs to myself and looking for cool spring flowers, or biking all the way down to the baseball fields and back. It was such a huge privilege to be able to be a part of the world like that, and nowadays I feel like even if you have a park like that available to you, kids don't get to just walk outside and run around by themselves anymore. They always need parental supervision, and when parents are working all the time, they don't have the time to do that, so kids just stay home, because parents don't trust their kids or the world. It's so upsetting to me.
Being able to spend so much of my childhood outside in nature was so fucking formative, and I just want everyone to have that option.
Also, I miss having all that time to spend in the woods. Adults need that outdoor roving time too and we just don't give it to them.
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I think one of the things that drives me crazy about public transit discourse is that the reason streetcars are worse than trains is cars, and the reason buses are worse than both is cars. Why is walking so bad in some places? Cars. Why is traffic bad? Other cars. I live in a city with all 3 major transit options and FUNNILY ENOUGH the best one is the one that doesn't have to share space with cars.
The problem is cars.
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My street is all angled parking, but if there's nothing open there I have to parallel park on another street, which happens often enough.
But y'all today I feel so shitty from my period that I was like, I don't have the energy to parallel park, and if I have to walk two blocks to my apartment I'm gonna throw up.
So I literally circled my block for 10 minutes waiting for someone to pull out lol. East side problems.
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i thought the reason why i never wanted to go to the supermarket or or whatever alone was because of my anxiety but i realize, now that i had to go to the CVS (located in a target) to pick up a prescription, and then wandered off to the supermarket for a treat (well-deserved), that anxiety has nothing to do with it. maybe it started out that way, but surrounded by other shoppers on a saturday afternoon, my feelings were not that of Anxiety鈩笍 but of RageAngerFrustrationKillMurderDeath
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I hate parking on the side of the shopping area where all the stores are bc im always worried someone's gonna break into my car... not like there's anything in here but. ;-;
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