This might be interesting! All seasons of MASH are up for review on Rotten Tomatoes, with very little activity displayed so far. Here is season 8 in case you’re curious, for example.
Go ahead and give stars to your favorite seasons if you feel inclined. Or just give 5-star ratings to all the seasons, idc.
Why is there a little door between the shower stalls? What practical, non-sexual, purpose does that have? It can’t possibly be for fire safety, they are in a shower with running water. Someone tell me please before my brain breaks.
I’m going to be honest and I say that I don’t really know how I feel about the ending. It got a lot fluffier than ever intended and looking back at it, there are several points in which I could have wrapped it up sooner. But I didn’t so here we are.
Thank you for reading and being such an eager audience! Enjoy!
I used Margaret as some drawing practice back in December. Foreshortening is really not my thing. Clearly I need to draw from more MASH screencaps for practice. (Although I paused in my watching to draw this because I liked the pose.)
I’ve done nothing but write and edit for the past 3 days. I hope you enjoy! Leave comments if you’re into it. Give me the push I need to write the fluffy conclusion we all want for Hawk/Trap.
I’m writing again!! Another chapter of Aftermath is finally on the way after a super long hiatus (which I apologize for profusely). Check out this awesome banner as well. Thanks @captaincaptaincupcakethings!
So a few years ago another person in the M*A*S*H fandom (@4077th I think it was you) made this pattern of M*A*S*H icons and I convinced her to put it on Spoonflower, where I then bought two yards of organic knit cotton with that print. And then for personal reasons she took it down, so I believe I’m the only person ever who owns any of this fabric.
A few days ago a friend of mine who knows my love for all things M*A*S*H, joked that I needed an Army green mask for wearing in public during our current pandemic. I sent her a picture of my fabric and said it’d have to do, not truly intending to make a mask of it. Yet at her encouragement, I did indeed. I present to you my one of a kind, custom printed M*A*S*H mask with actual muslin on the reverse side and ties made from organic bamboo knit fabric because I’ve given away all my elastic and ribbon to someone who has now made over 300 masks for our community.
When I posted a picture of this on my Facebook page, another friend made a single word comment - M*A*S*K.
(And no, I don’t know why tumblr is being trash and posting pics sideways.)
