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I have heard about this theory already and it seemed interesting i already know Nazz's life but i want to know everyone's back story to there so called death I'd really like to share this website or the stories to my friends and ruin there childhood memories
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Do you mean this: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WMG/EdEddNEddy
The cul-de-sac is a sort of cursed grounds, those who lived there and died before they got to grow up are stuck there on a different plane in a purgatory-esque state.
â¢Rolf was first to arrive, he immigrated from the old world to the neighborhood (it didn't look like it does in the cartoon), died in the 1900s and kept his animals and his old-world farming sensibilities from that time
â¢Jonny had no friends so Plank became his imaginary friend, died in the 1920s. He kept Plank along with him.
â¢Eddy came next in the 1930s. His scheming nature stems from his experiences during the Great Depression, doing anything to get what little money he can.
â¢Sarah and Ed came next in the late 40s. The cul-de-sac now sort of looks like it does in the cartoon, preplanned developments were popular then. Their mother was a hard worker and Sarah learned her attitudes from that. Ed just shut it all out, becoming preoccupied with the comic books and movies that were cropping up and becoming popular with kids during that era. They both died in the 1950s, perhaps a car accident.
â¢Nazz was next, a flower child of hippies in the late 60s. Died in the 70s.
â¢Edd, the son of two controlling business people, prone to abusing him and giving him his meek and introverted style. Died in the late 80s of a head wound which never healed / scarred horribly, which is why he always wears the hat.
â¢Kevin's father was abusive as well, so he would ride his bike to escape and bully others because that's all he knew. When he died of a bike accident in the 90s, he shut out his father's old identity, pretending that his life now was with a father that gives him gifts and stays out of his way.
â¢Jimmy is last, died in the early 2000s, probably of a terminal illness.
â¢The Kanker sisters are the guardians of the cul-de-sac, there to trip anyone up anytime someone gets the notion to venture too far away.
â¦That doesn't exactly explain brutally attacking the Cul-de-sac when they lost their ship in a bottle, if they were guardians, they probably wouldn't care about that, unless it was some sort of Artifact of Doom.
â And not to mentioned the whole thing was jossed by the movie, which they traveled out of Peach Creak/cul-de-sac.
â¦This is possibly the most depressing WMG I have ever seen. And with some refining... it could make sense.
â ...Fic please?
â Seconded.
â¦Wait, so Ed Edd n' Eddy is Angel Beats!?
Do you mean this: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WMG/EdEddNEddy
The cul-de-sac is a sort of cursed grounds, those who lived there and died before they got to grow up are stuck there on a different plane in a purgatory-esque state.
â¢Rolf was first to arrive, he immigrated from the old world to the neighborhood (it didn't look like it does in the cartoon), died in the 1900s and kept his animals and his old-world farming sensibilities from that time
â¢Jonny had no friends so Plank became his imaginary friend, died in the 1920s. He kept Plank along with him.
â¢Eddy came next in the 1930s. His scheming nature stems from his experiences during the Great Depression, doing anything to get what little money he can.
â¢Sarah and Ed came next in the late 40s. The cul-de-sac now sort of looks like it does in the cartoon, preplanned developments were popular then. Their mother was a hard worker and Sarah learned her attitudes from that. Ed just shut it all out, becoming preoccupied with the comic books and movies that were cropping up and becoming popular with kids during that era. They both died in the 1950s, perhaps a car accident.
â¢Nazz was next, a flower child of hippies in the late 60s. Died in the 70s.
â¢Edd, the son of two controlling business people, prone to abusing him and giving him his meek and introverted style. Died in the late 80s of a head wound which never healed / scarred horribly, which is why he always wears the hat.
â¢Kevin's father was abusive as well, so he would ride his bike to escape and bully others because that's all he knew. When he died of a bike accident in the 90s, he shut out his father's old identity, pretending that his life now was with a father that gives him gifts and stays out of his way.
â¢Jimmy is last, died in the early 2000s, probably of a terminal illness.
â¢The Kanker sisters are the guardians of the cul-de-sac, there to trip anyone up anytime someone gets the notion to venture too far away.
â¦That doesn't exactly explain brutally attacking the Cul-de-sac when they lost their ship in a bottle, if they were guardians, they probably wouldn't care about that, unless it was some sort of Artifact of Doom.
â And not to mentioned the whole thing was jossed by the movie, which they traveled out of Peach Creak/cul-de-sac.
â¦This is possibly the most depressing WMG I have ever seen. And with some refining... it could make sense.
â ...Fic please?
â Seconded.
â¦Wait, so Ed Edd n' Eddy is Angel Beats!?
What did kids and teens do for fun in the 50s,60s,nd 70s?
Answer
During the 1960s I was doing these sorts of things for fun
Rode my bike
Climbed trees
Built 'forts' and tree houses
swimming
hop scotch
jacks
Shot marbles "for keepsies"
read books
listened to the radio-rock and roll station
Used crayons and coloring books, drew with colored pencils
Played with Barbie dolls, baby dolls, played house, played school
Put on neighborhood 'plays' and 'shows'
Went to Girl Scout meetings and trips
Played board games; first was CandyLand then Monopoly and Battleship and many others
Learned to play cards
skipped stones across lakes and creeks
Went to fairs, picnics, family reunions, with family
Terrorized older cousins
was teased by older cousins
Played basketball
Wrote letters and notes to friends
Jumped rope, played in the lawn sprinklers when it was hot, had contests to see who could make the biggest bubbles, played outdoor games like Red Rover and Dodge Ball
Built snowmen, snow forts, had snowball fights before moving to Florida
Built sandcastles and learned to body surf after moving to Florida
Sang old folk songs, off key and really loud, in the car....trying to drown out my dad's music
Flew kites, helped build radios, kept a list of birds and plants I found
Got into a couple scuffles standing up for my sister who was teased
Chased down the ice cream truck or rode bike to the corner store for Icees
During the 1960s I was doing these sorts of things for fun
Rode my bike
Climbed trees
Built 'forts' and tree houses
swimming
hop scotch
jacks
Shot marbles "for keepsies"
read books
listened to the radio-rock and roll station
Used crayons and coloring books, drew with colored pencils
Played with Barbie dolls, baby dolls, played house, played school
Put on neighborhood 'plays' and 'shows'
Went to Girl Scout meetings and trips
Played board games; first was CandyLand then Monopoly and Battleship and many others
Learned to play cards
skipped stones across lakes and creeks
Went to fairs, picnics, family reunions, with family
Terrorized older cousins
was teased by older cousins
Played basketball
Wrote letters and notes to friends
Jumped rope, played in the lawn sprinklers when it was hot, had contests to see who could make the biggest bubbles, played outdoor games like Red Rover and Dodge Ball
Built snowmen, snow forts, had snowball fights before moving to Florida
Built sandcastles and learned to body surf after moving to Florida
Sang old folk songs, off key and really loud, in the car....trying to drown out my dad's music
Flew kites, helped build radios, kept a list of birds and plants I found
Got into a couple scuffles standing up for my sister who was teased
Chased down the ice cream truck or rode bike to the corner store for Icees
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