see now as the plump one with the shotgun blows woody harrelson away while he sits, dignified, in a colonial-era recliner.
should have returned my casserole dish she thinks as she collects the empty cartridges from the floor.
see now as the plump one with the shotgun blows woody harrelson away while he sits, dignified, in a colonial-era recliner.
should have returned my casserole dish she thinks as she collects the empty cartridges from the floor.
no country for old christian bitches
WORKED ON YOUR DAD
AW FUCK JESUS CHRIST WHY'D YOU HAVE TO SMUT UP THE COMMENT CHAIN LIKE THAT YOU SMELLY FUCK
FUCKSALT
hahahaha there were some excellent moments in this. i especially loved the last exchange of the episode, 'where's my weed?' 'uh …'
maybe it would, but it wouldn't have anything to do with the show.
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going downton on abby
only when i listen to augustus pablo, for some reason
someone at work was talking about how they were enjoying watching it unfold and that they were looking forward to finding out who the killer was and i had resist panicking, throwing a chair through the nearest window and yelling 'OH GOD! FLEE! NOW!'
well said, twin
guys, it sucks, we get it. forget it and move on.
william h erection
eh, whaddaya gonna go? have a coke, eat some popcorn, fhugedaboudit
ANOTHER ENTRY IN THE 'PEOPLE IN LEATHER TRENCHCOATS SHOOTING AT EACH OTHER IN TILED SUBWAY STATIONS' GENRE
GOOD GOD LEMON!
i'm not so sure. i think there was moments throughout the entire series that he enjoyed, and they made for great moments. like when he went swimming with the swami in india. those little moments made the show alot more relatable
bring back work it!