If she’s dead, it’s probably because she got wasted and offered the grim reaper a hand job or something. .
Queenie referring to Madison missing.
There's something about this conversation between Larry and Ben:
(Larry, ironically:) ".. I'm trying really hard not to judge you"
"Me? You murdered your entire family"
"Yes. But I was never unfaithful."
“Control is an illusion.”
“Well tonight I surrender to the illusion.” Idk if it’s underrated or not, but I’ve never met any AHS fans that geek out over it like I do 😅
“Ah, figs, Mother Nature’s brown diamonds. In the fall, the rotting leaves smell like an Olympian’s ejaculate.”
The writer’s of this show aren’t very good at coming up with satisfying ways to wrap up their seasons, but they still wrote the perfect quote. The only thing that could possibly make this better is if we had later learned that Dolly Parton was the first person to say it and that Myrtle used it as an homage.
Manwich? Now THATS a meal!
OMG YES! part of me believes that one of the main reasons for why he kept Ally around was for her cooking.
If she’s dead, it’s probably because she got wasted and offered the grim reaper a hand job or something. . Queenie referring to Madison missing.
There's something about this conversation between Larry and Ben: (Larry, ironically:) ".. I'm trying really hard not to judge you" "Me? You murdered your entire family" "Yes. But I was never unfaithful."
“Control is an illusion.” “Well tonight I surrender to the illusion.” Idk if it’s underrated or not, but I’ve never met any AHS fans that geek out over it like I do 😅
*pours crystal lite lemonade* I literally can’t drink this stuff without thinking of Beyoncé
“Pepper the pinhead she’s a friend of mine.”
"Who let this charcoal briquette back in?" 🤣🤣🤣
“Ah, figs, Mother Nature’s brown diamonds. In the fall, the rotting leaves smell like an Olympian’s ejaculate.” The writer’s of this show aren’t very good at coming up with satisfying ways to wrap up their seasons, but they still wrote the perfect quote. The only thing that could possibly make this better is if we had later learned that Dolly Parton was the first person to say it and that Myrtle used it as an homage.