MistyMountainHop

He totally would.

In classic sitcom fashion, though, Red would walk up behind him as Kelso made fun of the infant's baldness and say something seemingly innocuous in response that would scare the dickens out of Kelso.

Sosa Lola

I've been dabbling in the forbidden world of That 70s Show fanfiction, and I've yet to find a single Eric and Red father/son fanfiction. I enjoy their relationship and its complexity. Does anyone know a good fic exploring their relationship?

Eric is my favorite character, so any good Eric fic is fine by me.

MistyMountainHop

Hi! I was recently asked for the same fic recommendations on one of my T7S tumblrs. Here's my post of Eric and Red fic recs.

msstock87

Of course, I can practically see the scene in my head.

MistyMountainHop

I want to put this moment in a comic now. Maybe I will once Betsy's born (sorry, Betsy ).



Speaking of Eric (), him taking that college class on Jedi culture should've been on the show.

msstock87

Eric would have really been in his element in that class!

MistyMountainHop

Maybe he would've tried to take over teaching the class if he felt the professor wasn't doing a good enough job.

msstock87

He might jump out of his seat in protest!

LightYears

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MistyMountainHop

I heard he was going to be in that show. Thank you for posting the trailer!

msstock87

Interesting! Thanks for sharing!

LightYears

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Grazzhopper

Thanks for posting those trailers, I love Black Mirror! Topher's character sure looks interesting.

msstock87

Those trailers do look interesting!

MistyMountainHop

Eric's Diary Entry #13

Eric’s Manifest Destiny

My mom vacuums Laurie’s room every week, even though there’s nothing to vacuum up. So I’ve thought of a way to give my mom a reason to vacuum in there -- knock down the wall between mine and Laurie’s room and make one big, giant room for me! That way I could cover a whole wall in shelves and really display my G.I. Joes in a fashion befitting the Real American Hero.

And joining the two rooms would give me the floor space to set up a series of action tableaus: Joe traversing the Sahara with nothing but a half-full canteen of water, Joe rowing a lifeboat across the Bermuda Triangle, Joe scaling a mountainside (a.k.a. a stack of books) with a broken collarbone. (I’ve had a broken collarbone, so I can relate.)

Of course, I’d want to cordon that area off with ropes to protect it. I wonder where you get the velvet ones they use in museums. Hey, I could charge people to come in and see the displays, and that could help offset the renovation costs. Oh, my gosh, I could be the docent of my very own G.I. Joe Hall of Fame.

This is probably exactly how halls of fame start -- someone has a special interest; he makes a small effort that turns into a larger effort, and then that grows into something bigger even than the interest itself! Okay, so being a docent in your own bedroom might seem a little nuts, but Joe has given me so much to me over the years I’d love the chance to give back to him.

Of course, all this hinges on Red agreeing to the renovation. I’ll have to appeal to his destructive side and highlight the joy he’ll experience when he takes a sledgehammer to that wall.

You know, on second thought, maybe encouraging Red to use a sledgehammer around me isn’t such a good idea. The threat of his foot in my ass is bad enough. Adding a sledgehammer to that equation is something I should be avoiding rather than encouraging.

Okay, well, sorry, Mom. I guess you’ll just have to keep vacuuming in vain. I tried to give your actions meaning, but self-preservation wins out this time.

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