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Why We Love Thad Castle

"Come on guys! We're going to play football, no teams!"

Sydney Newman

Mar 28, 2016

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Thad Castle is one of the main characters on the hit show Blue Mountain State. He's the character that's there for the viewers to make fun of or to laugh at. He's probably one of the funniest characters and definitely the most messed up. Even though Thad Castle might be the biggest douchebag we've ever seen, we love him. Here are a few reasons why:

1. He'll do anything to be successful

Whether it's for his team or himself, Thad will go to any measures to make sure he succeeds. Thad doesn't see himself as someone that can lose, so he will do anything it takes to make sure he's right.

2. He loves to party

Thad has probably more drugs than most people have ever heard of, but somehow he still gets up every morning perfectly fine. He's one of those people that probably doesn't even know what he's doing half the time, but he doesn't care either.

3. He's not afraid to cry...

Looking at Thad you'd think he's the toughest guy on the Blue Mountain State football team, but he cries more than a baby. He's not afraid to show his emotions, and trust me, he shows them often.

4. ...but he's not afraid to be assertive either

Thad can go from crying to yelling or yelling to crying in a matter of seconds. Half the time whatever he's yelling doesn't make sense anyway, so no one is really intimidated by him at all.

5. He loves himself

Although Thad is a pretty messed up guy, he loves himself. Most people don't even feel this way about themselves, and they live less messed up lives than him. He has so much confidence and that's why we love him.

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