@☭CHARIZARD☭: You win an internets.

Booo, no "More Than A Woman"!

@twizm: Titles, Mr. Connery. Not titties.

I've heard from several people that Japanese find crooked or abnormal teeth attractive and endearing, but it probably only applies to ridiculously cute young girls.

@Platypus Man: Blast all of these lame puns!

@DukeOfPwn: KEEP CRYING BABY

Oh, it is on like the former Soviet Republic of Azerbaijan.

@truthtellah:

@truthtellah: Indeed. And you can always get those colored contacts that are all the rage with the young'uns!

Te quiero CONANDO!

@Culebra: Hm, when I eat Chinese, I'm usually burping from the other end. Probably doesn't taste too good.

@milo128 shouldn't have done that.: The internet is your friend.

It is such a lovely feeling that I no longer have to post up the latest Brawl in the Family myself.

@p4w4rr10r: Liked this one! Shame it got booted.

@StBlackjack: Thank you, I'll be here all night. I tip my hat to you, sir!

@StBlackjack: Well, I dunno about Scooby but I'm down with Scrappy Doo. That nigga my dawg, forizzle, yo.

@meanspirit: Nah. I don't see why anyone would add the "r" sounds to it. "Uh-oh" is not a difficult phrase to pronounce, unless your language lacks vowel sounds or something.

@StBlackjack: But why would any Asian add "r" at the beginning of each syllable? Being Asian myself, I've heard thousands of English sentences butchered by my ethnic comrades, but I don't think anyone would say "ruh-roh".

@tomsomething: Meh, that's an eyelid thing.

@BMT: I always thought it was from Scooby-Doo.