Is it allowed to be intentionally stupid?

Since he was in Clueless... I WAAAAAAAANT

#notallwalruses

How I imagine Allen ACTUALLY responds to his daughter’s questions.

It’s like uncanny valley. I would swear he was CGI.

If it’s everyone, in the same room- together, I see no problems.

Here’s my question. Is it in a room with everyone and all the students are naked as one cohesive group?

I never watched the Cosby show. :/

Kids are very understanding.

So I dated a much older man when I was younger, and I moved in with him. (He was 18 years older than me, I hadn’t hit 21 yet). Suffice to say we broke up, he thought I was cheating on him (I wasn’t.) So I appeared at my mom’s house at 4am. It was a long break up. I had my key so I just let myself in, and started…

Oh my gosh, it was awful how much everyone changed from these seemingly complex characters into these tropes.

I think it’s the biggest traditional scare. To me, the whole thing was frightening due to the ambiance, the sense of confusion and unknown. All of it was downright creepy and having very few “in your face” moments made it all the better.

To me, being scared is being constantly on edge. Not jump scares. Anyone can do…

Like, yeah, he’s hot.. but I hate him.

*Looks at self*
*Looks at Queen Bey*
*sheds many tears*

I hate to sound like this but..

Isn’t.... that accurate?