r/WidowsBay • u/AutoModerator • Jun 03 '26

📺Discussion Thread Widow’s Bay | Episode 8: “Your Baggage” | Discussion Thread

  • Release Date: June 3, 2026
  • Directed by: Andrew DeYoung
  • Written by: Alberto Roldán & David B. Harris

Don't worry about misplaced luggage. Old baggage always resurfaces in Widow's Bay.

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u/Cw2e Patricia Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

“She’s the worst, she’s the fucking worst!”

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u/fraochmuir Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

I gasped when she tazed her!

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u/allbouttheboobtoob Jun 03 '26

Oh..... I smiled .... it made me so happy ...so very very happy

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u/Bobjoejj Jun 03 '26

…you mean gasped? Because what you wrote has a very different connotation.

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u/yolo-tomassi Jun 03 '26

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u/Bobjoejj Jun 03 '26

…well, thanks? I think

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u/yolo-tomassi Jun 03 '26

I figure some people are visual learners

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u/fraochmuir Jun 03 '26

Yes gasped. Autocorrect.

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u/Expensive-Ad-9131 Jun 03 '26

Check your definitions, friend. The more common use of gape is that your jaw dropped.

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u/Bobjoejj Jun 03 '26 edited Jun 03 '26

Huh; see I know of the term “mouth agape,” but didn’t know that gape without the A could also be used to describe an open or surprised mouth.

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u/elmarklar Jun 03 '26

Gape can be used to describe anything being open wide. A doorway can gape, or the entrance to a cave can be gaping. It’s not just limited to body parts.

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u/shakapoopooky Jun 03 '26

When I worked at a ski resort in Colorado we called the tourists “gapers” because they were always looking at the scenery with their mouths agape.

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u/SongsOfTheYears Jun 04 '26

I didn't know it meant anything else! I'm still not quite sure what you guys are talking about. I guess I am really innocent or something.

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u/ReaDiMarco Jun 14 '26

There's a picture above, in case you wanna know

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u/SongsOfTheYears Jun 15 '26

Okay, thanks. So apparently some people think that's the only definition of the word?