Chooseday Challenge

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It's Tuesday, so today you get a choice between two prompts. Pick one, combine both, pit them against each other - on Tuesday, you choose!

This week, your options are:

Black Cow with a Nip of Java versus the biggest size ice-cream the World o' Stuff has

Whumptober Day 5: Dragged Away

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Forrest Spirits Need Love Too (712 words) by miss_nettles_wife
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Eerie Indiana
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Marilyn Teller
Additional Tags: injuries, Blood, whumptober 2019
Series: Part 5 of Whumptober 2019
Summary:

Whumptober day 5: Dragged away

turns out Eerie Woods can't just ask for a favour.

I am...so so behind on this. Damn you, school work.

Wiz52 on some Halloween viewing

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You know, I think my Halloween viewing is going to be especially witchy this year. https://t.co/8XVjeIeE4J

— The First Mrs DeWinter (@beckygracelea) October 7, 2019

You've reminded me of my Eerie Indiana boxset

— Omar Soliman (@wiz52) October 7, 2019

NYCBunnyMadison on Eerie Indiana

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I’ve got time for daft. Lol.

— Curious🐇Clare (@clare_curious) October 7, 2019

Watch eerie Indiana then!!!

— Madison (@nycbunnymadison) October 7, 2019

Justin Golightly on an Eerie Indiana reboot

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Now that we’re finally in an era where online movements can pressure networks into picking up cancelled shows I have one thing to say... RT IF YOU WANT TO SEE ONE MORE SEASON OF EVEN STEVENS

— caitie thee delaney (@caitiedelaney) October 7, 2019

I'm still waiting on Eerie Indiana to come back.

— Justin Golightly (@justin_golight) October 7, 2019

Zepequee on ForeverWare

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mammmmaaaa que droga lo catalogo de tupperware q suerte q no vivi en eerie indiana

— Mr. Mojo Risin 📸 (@zepequee) October 8, 2019

RevFrankenZilla on Eerie Indiana versus Freaks and Geeks

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Best Single-Season Television Shows Tournament. Round 4#FreaksandGeeks #EerieIndiana

— Pastor Z (@RevFrankenZilla) October 8, 2019

Cbrauer88 on Stranger Things and Eerie Indiana

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where are the byers?

— Stranger Writers (@strangerwriters) October 7, 2019

Eerie Indiana???

— Charlie (@Cbrauer88) October 8, 2019

11 '90s Shows That Are Still Completely Terrifying No Matter How Old You Are

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There was a genre that existed in '90s kids and teens television that was completely unlike anything we have seen in the television scope of today: Horror-themed television. With the help of spooky theme songs, unquestionable monsters, and edge-of-your-seat mysteries, it's no wonder that the kids of the '90s slept with night lights on. In fact, even today, certain '90s shows are still totally terrifying. However, the uniqueness of shows like Goosebumps and Are You Afraid Of The Dark? were not only terrifying, but they were intriguing. If one of these horror shows came on while you were at a friend's house, who cared if you were scared? You all sat around the television and continued to watch it together anyway. It was just the thing to do, and the parents really didn't seem to notice it anyway. But, looking back, it's crazy to think that these shows could have even been deemed kid-appropriate.

5: Eerie Indiana

If there is one town you didn't want to live in as a kid, it was Eerie, Indiana. Although the show was short-lived, it still packed on the terror with tales of this town just being not quite right. Ghosts in the local library, kids sleeping in plastic containers, and friends literally dying made this town — and Marshall's childhood — absolutely not okay. Yet the show seemed to be deemed family appropriate at the time. OK, '90s. Whatever you say.

SpookySprinkles on Creeped Out

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Have you watched Creeped Out on Netflix yet? Season 2 just dropped and I still love it. It's definitely a Goosebumps / Are You Afraid of the Dark type show and it's on all the right levels.

— Rachel 👻 (@SpookySprinkles) October 8, 2019

PopSugar on Eerie Indiana

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Who else remembers Eerie, Indiana? 🚲 https://t.co/rSp4Fw3mlA

— POPSUGAR (@POPSUGAR) October 8, 2019