PECKERWOOD AFTER DARK: Twisty Snake Edition!

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If you spot your neighborhood Bendy Boy™ on his balcony twisting like so, this means he wants you to come for a visit as soon as possible wearing as little as possible. Enjoy the evening, harlots!

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