I'm waiting for him to figure out how to overturn Hustler v Falwell so he can try anyone who mocks him openly.
I'm waiting for him to figure out how to overturn Hustler v Falwell so he can try anyone who mocks him openly.
Exactly. Just like Roe v Wade. Settled a good 40 years ago and still rock solid!
William could be MiB for all we know. I'm also partial to the idea of Ford being a host himself, as in maybe he's Arthur and the representation of Arthur in life after death.
I dunno. That one guy almost got choked out before McPoyle grew some balls.
Oh no, you don't want to see Jesus' version of coitus. 8 year olds or a gun up the poop shoot. Neither end well.
Smokey and Ken Bone
I hope they have a featurette showing one of Jackie Trehorn's beaver pics.
Don't freak out. They just misspelled Mike. He's comic relief and the guy screaming crap in the corner while all the world explosiony things happen
Ooh, I found a bootleg version on You Tube. I know what I'm hate watching tonight. Thanks!
Considering the attention to detail on the PBR cans, a feel a few of his tweets on the fur industry will sneak in there and confuse us.
Jesus is pro-gun. Everyone knows that. Well white Jesus is, not that bastard Jesus with skin the color of brass and hair like wool.
You're saying Kevin Sorbo is washed up? He's also a crazy Christian.
B. Shakes was the OG Hip Hop Master. Word up!
You haven't lived until you've read the Treebeard/Gimli slash. When Gimli finally lays down his axe and lays pipe instead, you'll weep, and cum, and weep again.
You can, but it will be one of those lazy ones you do before you pass out after taking Ambien.
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Exactly. Even when they were pro-Bush, they still struck at all candidates equally.
It's basically police procedural as a sitcom. So the grizzled detective gets hurt and now has a desk job and it's his job to turn this ragtag, motley crue of misfits into the best precinct in Brooklyn. Chicago if they run it on NBC.
That Great Indoors show was clearly written by people who don't know millennials. First off, they run a magazine. In the commercial they also derided him for not having a Facebook account. Both of those items are Gen-X at best.
I swear lives were harder back then. John Candy was 36 in Planes, Trains & Automobiles and that doesn't seem right.