they’re college kids now
i mean i guess “act your age” was an interesting fanwork but tbh the designs really did not jive with me
THEY MADE BUFORD SKINNY WHAT KIND OF SLANDER
A story as old as time
I haven’t done any PnF art in so long it’s disgraceful.
I quickly scanned and digitized this little comic once i got home from vacation. i think Isabella would probably always check now and again to make sure she’s not hallucinating whenever she’s out with Phineas
and Phineas would try to prove that she’s not dreaming though kissing her doesn’t really help
“Ferrb! When you said you had a werewolf costume this isn’t exactly what I had in mind”
“ All’s fair in love and cosplay"
Redrew an old piece.
Flustered Phineas is such a gift
“Well, that was worth the wait.” “Yes, yes it was.”
AYA AU where Phineas and Isabella didn’t get their timing right until later in life, after they’d both had a kid from previous relationships. (More info under the cut)
Darn, now I need MOAR
I keep saying the greatest achievement of Phineas & Ferb has to be, by far, that they taught an entire generation of kids all around the world how the plastic thingy in the shoelaces is called.
Everybody who watched the show knows what an aglet is!
Two years ago, my class (16-17 year-olds by then) played Taboo a few times. Every single time the word aglet appeared at least once. The moment it appeared, the whole class immediately yelled "Aglet!"
This show did that.
And I insist, what makes it even crazier is that it taught kids all over the world! Now the word aglet is known in probably as many languages as countries the show aired on!
So, let's play a game. I'm curious. Type down how you say Aglet in your language and your language. I'll start.
Spanish: herrete
I keep saying the greatest achievement of Phineas & Ferb has to be, by far, that they taught an entire generation of kids all around the world how the plastic thingy in the shoelaces is called.
Everybody who watched the show knows what an aglet is!
Two years ago, my class (16-17 year-olds by then) played Taboo a few times. Every single time the word aglet appeared at least once. The moment it appeared, the whole class immediately yelled "Aglet!"
This show did that.
And I insist, what makes it even crazier is that it taught kids all over the world! Now the word aglet is known in probably as many languages as countries the show aired on!
So, let's play a game. I'm curious. Type down how you say Aglet in your language and your language. I'll start.
Spanish: herrete