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Sparkly Destruction - Arts & Crafts That You Can Use, Thursday

It seemed the flooded island deterred the teachers this week. Or made theor socks super wet and icky and just no fun all around.

Either way, class was back at the school where things were dry with a tv show was all queued up for them.

Cara was trying to clean glittery slime off her leathers...it wasn't working. "Normally I wouldn't have a problem with leaving you all to deal with the wildlife, but there are some things I don't want to deal with again, so you can watch cartoons instead."

"It's got everything you could want! Superheroes, sparkly transformation sequences, weapons..." Magnus trailed off, trying to come up with more "Um. Japan?"

"A lack of tentacles." Oh, Cara, there was no guarantee of that.

Magnus had a number of concerns over that.

"Oh, and it's a completely new intellectual property with no connection to any existing entity," he added. Just in case. "TM, TM, TM."

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Rolling for initiative... to watch a cartoon?

It was... A Thing. You could definitely say it was A Thing.

Someone only one had tentacle trauma. Somehow.

And one teacher just gets horny over ripping the wooden arms off his AU robo-counterpart. And this is my canon.

Wayne, 17

What...in the actual fuck was this.

Wayne could think of about a million different things he could be doing right now that was more productive than just sitting around watching fucking cartoons, up to and including holding his own horn. A little five on one. Hit the kitchen, mix up a batch. Feed the ducks. Distribute some free lit-trature....

...or just stick around and watch. 'Bout the same fucking thing, at this point.

And at least this week it looked as though he wasn't going to have to add another shirt to the sparkly burn pile. There was a silver lining for ya.

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Mae Borowski, 14

Mae totally started out watching the show!

It pretty quickly turned into taking a nap, though.

Look, sleeping during movie day in class was basically a tradition. Also, naps were awesome.