Andrew: But That Doesn't Mean I Wouldn't Blow You

Andrew: but that doesn't mean i wouldn't blow you

Neil:

allison has a channel solely dedicated to Fox Shenanigans and neil is her unexpected helper. neil catches her sublty take out her phone, gives her a little nod, and immediately escalates the circumstances. she has a five minute jump cut of neil standing behind kevin and perfectly imitating his body language. there's a video of neil casually pickpocketing the foxes for the camera. another where he is reverse pocketing things INTO the foxes' pockets and then filming aaron's face when he pulls out a piece of loose ham from his pocket. sometimes andrew catches on to what is happening but does nothing to help or hinder, just stares deadpan into the camera until it's over.

I can’t wait for this family to be reunited in s4

bonus (new part of the fam)

(by the way consider: when they get drunk enough kev and neil sing balance ton quoi by angèle at the top of their lungs in the dorms. word for word. completely out of tune.)

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famous last words that make me go feral and tender at the same time

— “Happy.” Raphael (1520)

— “I’m still learning.” Michelangelo (1564)

— “A great leap in the dark.” Thomas Hobbes (1679)

— “It has all been most interesting.” Mary Wortley Montagu (1762)

— “Now is not the time for making new enemies.” Voltaire, when asked by a priest to renounce Satan before his death (1778)

— “Go live in the country. Stay in mourning for two years, then remarry, but choose somebody decent.“ Alexander Pushkin, Russian poet, to his wife (1837)

— "Take courage, Charlotte; take courage.” Anne Brontë, to her sister Charlotte Brontë (1849)

— "I must go in, for the fog is rising.“ Emily Dickinson (1886)

— "Now comes the mystery.“ Henry Ward Beecher (1887)

— "Pull up the shades; I don’t want to go home in the dark.“ O. Henry (1910)

— "Swing low, sweet chariot.“ Harriet Tubman (1913)

— "It’s very beautiful over there.“ Thomas Edison (1931)

— "I don’t think two people could have been happier than we have been.“ Virginia Woolf to her husband (1941)

— "Are you happy? I’m happy.“ Ethel Barrymore (1959)

— "I love you. Sleep well, my sweetheart. Please don’t worry too much.“ Rob Hall, to his wife (1996)

— "A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory.” Leonard Nimoy (2015)

— "I want to be with Carrie." Debbie Reynolds (2016)

Andrew: Don’t make me hurt you. I don’t want blood in my ice cream.

Also Andrew: Just Bee! Bee being stupid. Bee being! Ha!