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They made fun of a self-obsessed, greedy and superficial person in a very absurd way. To take anything that show says seriously is silly. I wouldn't blame South Park for giving girls low self-esteem. I'd blame the Kardashians before I ever blamed a cartoon.

If you're going to use Butters at least use "Oh hamburgers".

So I guess mixing and matching isn't allowed? Are there adult sized garanimals?

Yeah - this only works if you have set "outfits." I wear things in different combinations all the time.

What a pearl clutcher.

I'm beginning to very much fear that I will never in my life wear a train of balloons.

I would like to add my anectodal suggestion that couples in which one is on meth and the other isn't may also face problems.

No , The Atlantic is right. I don't think this twist is scarring, but it's certainly pointless. The story would have gone the exact same way if he hadn't been evil. Furthermore, it really makes no goddamn sense, as he's seen legitimately helping the people of the kingdom even when Anna's not around, and he has absolute

It's common practice where I'm from to say "excuse me" when you think you might potentially violate someone's space. Just last week I said "excuse me" when putting my carry-on in the overhead bin, because I knew I was going to be temporarily impeding a person's personal space.

Uh, I missed the part where this was about your weight? Didn't you charge on, anxious and frazzled, bump the guy, want him to move, not acknowledge with a polite "excuse me" or "oops, sorry," verbally confront him and instigate, and then kick his bag?

Yeah, the first half of this post reads classic projection, which is a bit unfortunate because it does detract (at least for me) the larger issue of shrinking airline seats in an age of burgeoning waistlines in the latter half of this post.

It sounds as if you were the one who was rude, even according to your OWN ACCOUNT of the confrontation. How old are you that you don't recognize that the adults here can tell that you were the one in the wrong, arriving late to a middle seat, not saying "excuse me," and then proceeding to verbally accost the man who

He was tired and cranky, and he probably would have been in this situation regardless the size of the row-mate, and the author decided to over-react like fuck over the entire situation.

I missed the part about where he said something about your weight.

I was totally expecting something different when I saw the tagline.....

He trained for years to be a dancer. I'm so glad he's reached a point in his acting career where he's sufficiently associated with intense and/or creepy characters. That brings such a delightful level of 'WTF AM I EVEN WATCHING AND HOW IS IT SO EPIC' that might have otherwise been absent.

Christopher Walken was the original "awkward, gangly, white man who we never expected to dance so well" man. No one can rob him of that title.

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Hiddles is impressive but I'd like to see him try to take Christopher Walken whose willing to strip for his art.