Messenger Bag has in his short time on TCGS become viewed as a hero and savior to fans of the show.
But is he a hero? Really? Some other people on this show have had to PROVE that.
Many moons ago, there was a boy on our show named Random Andrew. People did not like this boy. I loved this boy. On the show, he defended my honor – he showed up one night and I was chained to a chair. People attacked me and he was given a choice – walk away from defending me and own the fact that you are regarded as a villain. Stay and defend me and become the hero I think you are.
Messenger Bag must face this gauntlet as well. He is one of the nicest dudes. And very funny and kind. But is it a facade? Duke Ponzetti seems to think there is a dark undercurrent to Messenger Bag, and some other viewers have quietly expressed similar sentiments.
This Wednesday on TCGS, Messenger Bag will face trials he can’t imagine. He will go on his own HERO’S JOURNEY.
holy shit
(Source: SoundCloud / bigdigits)
"I can’t stress this enough: Do what you love…in between work commitments, and family commitments, and commitments that tend to pop up and take immediate precedence over doing the thing you love. Because the bottom line is that life is short, and you owe it to yourself to spend the majority of it giving yourself wholly and completely to something you absolutely hate, and 20 minutes here and there doing what you feel you were put on this earth to do."
Find The Thing You’re Most Passionate About, Then Do It On Nights And Weekends For The Rest Of Your Life (via zachklein)
(Source: dontyoucallyourhusbanddaddy, via petervidani)
