Watching Sid the Science kid before oldest goes to bed.
I'm pretty sure this Gerald character is a crackhead or meth head:
Reminds me of Skeeter from Doug for some reason.
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Reminds me of Skeeter from Doug for some reason.
Watching Sid the Science kid before oldest goes to bed.
I'm pretty sure this Gerald character is a crackhead or meth head:
Looks like a 3D version of Stewies half-brother.
Looks like a 3D version of Stewies half-brother.
While I'm not actually familiar with Stewie's half brother, I can tell you this kid would be no fencing guy...he'd be hanging upside down from that jungle gym babbling about something.
That ex is getting so annoying now. She sent a message asking why got so quiet all of the sudden. I told her it's because I don't feel like talking to her anymore. She's probably going to get even more attracted to me. I'll never understand why you chicks dig it when guys treat you like ****.
We're about three weeks behind...NO SPOILERS, PLEASE!!!
Jeff Probst... Well he dies in this one.
I say it as a generality because it's probably about 90%. I realize the fine ladies of CG aren't that way, other than maybe Crazy Eyes McGee over in Wisconsin there.
yeah and I would say your generality is wrong. Maybe you just attract low self-esteem women.
Girls with daddy issues are pretty much too easy. It's not even sporting to try.
Seems to work for David Letterman:
David Letterman borrows 1930s-era sexist joke for the 'Late Show'
Screenwriter Wilson Mizner, who coined the lovely phrase "treat a lady like a wh-re and a wh-re like a lady," died in 1933. Unfortunately, his infamous line did not. An audience member at the taping of Monday's "Late Show" told the New York Post that David Letterman used Mizner's dated, sexist expression as his opening joke while taking questions from the crowd. He had reportedly been asked for some advice from a college student as far as making it through the world after graduation. "Treat a lady like a wh–e, and a wh–e like a lady," said Letterman, who admitted in 2009 to having multiple affairs with female members of his staff. The source said the audience responded with "stunned silence." A rep for the show would neither confirm nor deny the story.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainm...il-22-2015/ss-AAbvKvI?fullscreen=true#image=1
David Letterman borrows 1930s-era sexist joke for the 'Late Show'
Screenwriter Wilson Mizner, who coined the lovely phrase "treat a lady like a wh-re and a wh-re like a lady," died in 1933. Unfortunately, his infamous line did not. An audience member at the taping of Monday's "Late Show" told the New York Post that David Letterman used Mizner's dated, sexist expression as his opening joke while taking questions from the crowd. He had reportedly been asked for some advice from a college student as far as making it through the world after graduation. "Treat a lady like a wh–e, and a wh–e like a lady," said Letterman, who admitted in 2009 to having multiple affairs with female members of his staff. The source said the audience responded with "stunned silence." A rep for the show would neither confirm nor deny the story.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainm...il-22-2015/ss-AAbvKvI?fullscreen=true#image=1
This. Apparently KC did not completely catch up from vacation.
It's partially funding the new house.
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Really I can only think of maybe one that would fall in that category. Which makes it even more perplexing.
Parents divorced at an early age, dad was non-existent for many years of this one. Dr. Rabbuk nailed it on the head.
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