So, it's… Gamete the Parents, then?
Shih Tzu
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It's a shame, but after the third teenage daughter had to be euthanized, it was clear something was wrong on the set.
That's like a dessert that gives you your first exposure to "chocolate", "strawberries", and "whipped cream". I'm just glad you survived all the stimulation.
OK, but one more and you're getting an R, buster.
Bugbears!
17 of them!
I bought Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth online once and it turned out to be the European edition. The ratings board (PEGI) has cute little icons for the relevant content descriptors, so I looked them up and discovered that, while my game contained Bad Language and Violence, the Fear icon was conspicuously…
She's an actress from Avatar.
Oisogashii tokoro taihen kyoushuku desu ga… fuck you.
He's about to make your state… a whole lot bluer.
"Dea" ain't a word, honey.
I was so excited I tripped on that goddamn rug!
But we didn't know WHEEEEEEEEN
Have fun!
Like Noel, I'm sort of sad that the bitchy psychic only got one scene ever — she could have been a great minor recurring character if there'd been any narrative cause for it.
@avclub-83de02c3cfc3634de1279cbc17a8fbae:disqus Yeah, forgot to mention it was in a theater to boot.
Sidenote about Shallow Hal: According to a friend of mine, if a trailer for a movie starts with a pitch-black screen and a voice intoning "Hal Larson is a shallow man," and your own name is Hal Larson, it is the most surreal and terrifying five seconds of your life.
Murphy's family eventually grows accustomed to deciphering his gestures, until one day at the dinner table they unfortunately interpret his frantic "I'm choking" as a metaphor for suburban ennui.