Jenny Everywhere's Twitter (Cookieboy 2005 short story)
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Jenny Everywhere's Twitter was an in-character Twitter blog purporting to be that of the incarnation of Jenny Everywhere featured in various stories created by Cookieboy 2005, who ran the account.
Contents
Plot
Jenny Everywhere creates a Twitter account, and begins posting about various things, such as the account's display name being stuck as "John Smith"[1] and her walking in on Peter while he was "taking a shit".[2]
Worldbuilding
Jenny
- In her bio, Jenny describes herself as a “YouTuber and twitch steamer”[sic].[3]
- Jenny's profile picture during December 2023 depicts herself wearing a Santa hat with her goggles.[3]
- Jenny Everywhere initially creates her account with the display name "John Smith",[1] but resolves it the following day.[4]
- Jenny mentions another Jenny who lives in a universe which was imploded, possibly taking her with it.[5]
Universes
- This story takes place in a universe where Jenny is acquainted with Peter Griffin. Later Tweets have this be the universe Jenny intends to Tweet to, assuming she didn't get scammed.
- Jenny mentions a universe which she considers "meta" which was imploded.[5]
- Jenny mentions a universe where Free Comic Book Day is "a day and a bit later".[6]
Individuals
- Jenny replies to a post by Popeye, simply saying "Hi Popeye". In an attached image, Popeye can be seen in a car holding a can of spinach.[7]
- Jenny makes a post asking "Who'sk this Lord Grallyx fella?".[8]
- Jenny makes a post asking "What if I was lost forever? I was Nowhere's to keep."[9][10]
- Jenny posts a pair of images featuring Santa Claus holding depictions of herself and Jenny Nowhere, the latter appearing similar to the Grinch, with the caption "this is true !! #FestiveMemes #Grinch". The first image features an image of Josh Hutcherson in the corner.[11]
- Jenny replies to a post by Popeye wishing readers a Merry Christmas. The attached image features Popeye, Olive Oyl, Bluto, Eugene the Jeep, Swee'Pea, and J. Wellington Wimpy. She wishes Popeye a Merry Christmas.[12]
Events
- Jenny replies to a post by Popeye in which he wishes a happy Thanksgiving to "all ye!".[7]
- Jenny jokingly offers free V-Bucks as a "special Christmas present".[13]
- On 24 December, Jenny notes that it's Christmas tomorrow, and wonders what she'll get.[14] She later replies to a post by Popeye wishing readers a Merry Christmas. She wishes Popeye a Merry Christmas.[12]
- Jenny responds to a Tweet by Popeye announcing his new comic, Eye Lie Popeye, which can be gained from a comic shop for Free Comic Book Day. Jenny replies that as she missed it, she'd shifted to a universe where Free Comic Book Day was "a day and a bit later", allowing her to get a copy.[6]
Locations
- The account's location is set to "Quahog".[3]
- The header of the account features an image of Peter Griffin hammering in a sign mentioning Rajshahi Indian Restaurant in Wyoming.[3]
Music
- The profile's linked site is the YouTube URL of Never Gonna Give You Up.[3]
- In a post supposedly offering "free V-Bucks" as a Christmas present to those following a link, Jenny instead post a YouTube link to "Whistle".[13]
Video games
- Jenny makes a post supposedly offering "free V-Bucks" as a Christmas present to those following a link.[13]
Continuity
- This story follows the version of Jenny seen in Cookieboy 2005's works, beginning with COMIC: Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin. One of the account's earlier posts directly quotes Peter's reciting of the Paragraph in said story.[15]
- The first Tweets in this story are set during Jenny's stay in 31 Spooner Street, first explicitly shown in COMIC: Halloween Preparations.
- Jenny's Twitter account can be seen open on her computer in COMIC: Jenny's Christmas Surprise and Peter's Pursuit.
- One Tweet and a reply by the account tie into the short story Jenny Everywhere and the Even More Annoyingly-Titled Sequel to "Jenny Everywhere and the Rather Annoyingly Titled Sequel to "Jenny Everywhere and the Very Short Story"", mentioning the universe seen in the story.
- After this universe and its Jenny had died, the main Jenny of this story also recalls that they had historically done "big meet-up funerals", referencing COMIC: The Death of Jenny Everywhere and the Graveyard - she also mentions that she's unsure if such things are still done, alluding to the lack of stories reusing the element.
- As part of this, the account briefly interacts with another Jenny's Twitter account, crossing over with PROSE: Jenny Everywhere's Twitter. Said account goes on to acknowledge the aforementioned funerals.
- Some posts from the account provide context for PROSE: Jenny Everywhere's UNIT ID, giving extra details about her visit to the Third Universe.
Behind the scenes
Read online
This blog remains online on Twitter.
Production
A proof of concept created shortly before the account itself's creation was posted to DeviantArt shortly after the account's creation. In this, the account was shown with the username "@jennyEvvOfficial74".
References to popular culture
File:Grinch's ultimatum
Grinch's Ultimatum on YouTube.
A pair of images posted by the account, depicting Santa Claus presenting Jenny Everywhere as a "saint" and Jenny Nowhere as a "Grinch" are edited screenshots from the video Grinch's Ultimatum.
Notes & References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
- ↑ @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 @jennyEvvOff1511 profile
- ↑ @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
- ↑ 7.0 7.1 @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
- ↑ @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
- ↑ @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
- ↑ Reference to Cursed Woody Sings A Song
- ↑ @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
- ↑ @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
- ↑ @jennyEvvOff1511 on Twitter
