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froodleFor this challenge, create a fanwork based on one of the (sixteen!) Eerie, Indiana tie-in books.
Mar. 19th, 2020
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Eerie Indiana Thurberus Thursday
Mar. 19th, 2020 12:01 amfroodleIt's Thursday, the day we dedicate to Simon's absolute best boy, Sparky the Hellhound.
This week, check out this adorable Cerberus pin by Bemused Behemoth:
This week, check out this adorable Cerberus pin by Bemused Behemoth:
froodlehttps://t.co/1CHpu3Yzyn celebrates Eric Christmas' birthday! https://t.co/PbgBmSyY4y #SciFi #Fantasy #Syfy #Actor #ThePhiladelphiaExperiment #TheAndromedaStrain #AttackOfTheKillerTomatoes #MisfitsOfScience #Probe #ALF #EerieIndiana #TheXFiles pic.twitter.com/r8bmpZqEsp
— E. Lee Zimmerman (@ELeeZimmerman) March 19, 2020
ElPortuMau on Eerie Indiana
Mar. 19th, 2020 07:40 amfroodleEsto va a tirarme la cedula al piso pero bueh, Uds no vieron alguna una serie freaki llamada "eerie indiana". Habia un capitulo de unos gemelos que no crecian porque dormian en unos mega tupperware...tipo criogenicos
— Mauro (en Wackyland)🇻🇪🇵🇹 (@ElPortuMau) March 19, 2020
paul123pe on Eerie Indiana
Mar. 19th, 2020 07:43 amfroodleNow that TV channels are having to fill gaping holes in their schedules what repeats would you like to see. I'd like The Day Today and the Dukes of Hazzard. @hayleycampbell @scottygb #mustwatch
— Nihal Arthanayake (@TherealNihal) March 18, 2020
Eerie Indiana
— Paul Pearce (@paul123pe) March 18, 2020
horrorcinephile on Eerie Indiana
Mar. 19th, 2020 01:40 pmfroodleIt's an Eerie, Indiana kind of day. pic.twitter.com/YYX2IB9sKo
— The Horror Cinephile (@horrorcinephile) March 19, 2020
EmilyMarie82 on Eerie Indiana
Mar. 19th, 2020 01:42 pmfroodleIt's an Eerie, Indiana kind of day. pic.twitter.com/YYX2IB9sKo
— The Horror Cinephile (@horrorcinephile) March 19, 2020
Definitely!
— Emilyđź–¤ (@EmilyMarie82) March 19, 2020
That's the best thing about self isolating you can binge things you haven't seen in ages.
— The Horror Cinephile (@horrorcinephile) March 19, 2020
modcon02 on Eerie Indiana
Mar. 19th, 2020 01:43 pmfroodleIt's an Eerie, Indiana kind of day. pic.twitter.com/YYX2IB9sKo
— The Horror Cinephile (@horrorcinephile) March 19, 2020
It’s an Eerie, Indiana kind of year. https://t.co/9hX0zsiVmR
— Joshua Is “Idling Indefinitely” (@modcon02) March 19, 2020
The World = Eerie Indiana
Mar. 19th, 2020 01:46 pmfroodleIt’s an Eerie, Indiana kind of year. https://t.co/9hX0zsiVmR
— Joshua Is “Idling Indefinitely” (@modcon02) March 19, 2020
You can say that again.
— The Horror Cinephile (@horrorcinephile) March 19, 2020
đź‘Ť
— Joshua Is “Idling Indefinitely” (@modcon02) March 19, 2020
housetoastonish on Kollok1991
Mar. 19th, 2020 08:09 pmfroodleIf you’re down because your favourite streaming TTRPG group is hunkering down for the next little while, why not try out a new one? I’ve just started getting into #Kollok1991, a Stranger Things/Twin Peaks/Eerie, Indiana sort of game using the Kids On Bikes system. It’s fun!
— Al Kennedy (@housetoastonish) March 19, 2020
New Return to Eerie Indiana pod tomorrow!
Mar. 19th, 2020 08:13 pmfroodle🚨 T O M O R R O W 🚨 pic.twitter.com/vTKBkFgqs1
— Return to Eerie, Indiana (@eerieindianapod) March 19, 2020
horrorcinephile on Eerie Indiana
Mar. 19th, 2020 08:15 pmfroodleHey there #horrorfam / #MutantFam ! Hope you all are doing ok out there in this crazy world! I’m always here if anyone wants to talk! Twitter or Instagram. If you are stuck at home, what are you up to?! pic.twitter.com/1K7Ue0PbmZ
— 𝔗𝔞𝔫𝔶𝔞🕷 (@tbaugh725) March 19, 2020
Having an Eerie, Indiana binge.
— The Horror Cinephile (@horrorcinephile) March 19, 2020
froodleSomeone had turned the Cloud Sheep out to graze in the lowest field. Tethered to small cold iron weights that kept them from floating away, they drifted back and forth, pausing to nibble at the flowering helium deposits that sprouted here and there amongst the long grass.
Farmer Chambers was waiting by the back gate when Simon arrived. His sheepdog, a black and white border collie named, as all such dogs are named, Jessie, bounded over to Sparky and began an excitable monologue conducted half in Canid, and half in Latin. Simon listened just long enough to make sure she wasn't trying to recruit his pet Hellhound for the Canine Liberation Front, then left them to it.
"Morning, Ephraim," he said, giving a little wave. "I'm here to do the six-month check up for the herd. You set up the appointment with my assistant, Sheila?"
The old man nodded, thumbs hooked into the straps of his faded blue overalls.
"Aye," he said, opening the gate and gesturing for Simon to go ahead. "They're looking well. Should be a good balloon harvest this year."
Simon started down the muddy path worn through the rich green.
"No vulcanisation issues with the rubber?" he asked. "I brought Sparky along, just in case we needed a little Hellfire and sulphur."
He patted his breast pocket, where a flute carved from a hanged man's rib jutted at an odd angle. There were faster ways to bring a Hellhound to heel, but the music of the dead almost always meant they came willingly.
Ephraim shook his head.
"Lambs are coagulating nicely," he said. "Helium blossom keeps the ewes plump, which keeps clown predation down. I figure a round sheep don't make such a good basis for a balloon animal."
"Also they can fly off," agreed Simon.
Ongoing Verse: Microwave
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Ongoing Verse: Holmes Brothers
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Farmer Chambers was waiting by the back gate when Simon arrived. His sheepdog, a black and white border collie named, as all such dogs are named, Jessie, bounded over to Sparky and began an excitable monologue conducted half in Canid, and half in Latin. Simon listened just long enough to make sure she wasn't trying to recruit his pet Hellhound for the Canine Liberation Front, then left them to it.
"Morning, Ephraim," he said, giving a little wave. "I'm here to do the six-month check up for the herd. You set up the appointment with my assistant, Sheila?"
The old man nodded, thumbs hooked into the straps of his faded blue overalls.
"Aye," he said, opening the gate and gesturing for Simon to go ahead. "They're looking well. Should be a good balloon harvest this year."
Simon started down the muddy path worn through the rich green.
"No vulcanisation issues with the rubber?" he asked. "I brought Sparky along, just in case we needed a little Hellfire and sulphur."
He patted his breast pocket, where a flute carved from a hanged man's rib jutted at an odd angle. There were faster ways to bring a Hellhound to heel, but the music of the dead almost always meant they came willingly.
Ephraim shook his head.
"Lambs are coagulating nicely," he said. "Helium blossom keeps the ewes plump, which keeps clown predation down. I figure a round sheep don't make such a good basis for a balloon animal."
"Also they can fly off," agreed Simon.
Ongoing Verse: Microwave
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Ongoing Verse: Holmes Brothers
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Eerie Indiana Drabble: Complimentary
Mar. 19th, 2020 10:00 pmfroodleThe Phantom Ocean was back again, cresting waves and grey water layered over and around the vacant, hungry blue of Lake Eerie. White and eyeless things that had never existed flickered in it's filmy depths, half-seen, half-imagined. The Lorelei huddled on the rotting boardwalk behind the Eerie Baitshop and Sushi Bar, muttering resentfully into their knitting and swatting at the too-real seagulls that accompanied the briny depths.
Janet brought out a platter of steaming French fries, along with chum made with the previous day's leftovers.
"Ladies," she said, setting it down and retreating to a safe distance. "On the house."
Ongoing Verse: Janet
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Janet brought out a platter of steaming French fries, along with chum made with the previous day's leftovers.
"Ladies," she said, setting it down and retreating to a safe distance. "On the house."
Ongoing Verse: Janet
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