Healthy food, exercise, time outdoors… there’s no way this is how love is supposed to be, is it?
Where’s the TV binge watching with chips and drinks?
Healthy food, exercise, time outdoors… there’s no way this is how love is supposed to be, is it?
Where’s the TV binge watching with chips and drinks?
Mrs. Biner, it seems, has been harboring a lifelong, if slightly outdated, ambition for her only child.
And, of course, Kara seems to have gotten the sense of it at a young age, and did what she does. She competed with it.
Didn’t drive it out of her head, though, I mean, she DID jump straight at the chance to settle down as soon as it presented it itself.
Good Ol’ Jake. Gotta keep up appearances.
Of course, he’s gonna appear pretty dang stupid when they plaster over various joints and bendy places until he’s not much use to himself.
It’s like… some people see a goal, and do what it takes to achieve it, and don’t think through the steps that lead up to it.
Not me, though. Never done that.
I don’t think Kara is especially nice to people who… well, people who can’t challenge her to a duel, really.
And when I say “duel”, I mean any competitive back and forth. Maybe Steven’s got the right idea… The only way to win is not to play.
…even when she calls you a bald, fat, chicken man.
I don’t think Za’a is as hip and original as she thinks she is.
But that’s just my opinion. Other opinions might be contrived, probably having to do with my age and how I’m out of touch and how counter-culture people that I saw growing up in the 70s aren’t ANYTHING AT ALL like the counter-culture people who’re growing up now or anything. And certainly nothing like the counter-culture people who ran around in ancient Greece or Japan or Siberia, or like the counter-culture people that’ll be born in a few years that Za’a will think are just a lost generation of posers.
We’ve all heard the stories. The kid that was being all stoic about his booboo until he looked down and saw his arm covered in blood. The kid with the broken arm to insisted he was good to finish the ball game. The kid that thought his rash was acting up on the campout and woke up with ant bites all over him.
The jackass who had a bowling ball fight in the dark and passed out, then woke up and figured if he survived the whole night with a leg the color of a blood blister, there’s no reason to think it’s life-threatening.
No, that last one still sounds dumb.
You spend all that time on WebMD, finding out that you have the Raging Epizooty, or Alien Bowel Stimulation Amnesia, or y’know, whatever… and then you go to the doctor who tells you that it’s indigestion from the box and a half of chocolate covered espresso beans with wasabi sea salt that you ate. It’s crazy- like, did these doctors ever GO to medical school or study the science behind Sympathetic Ghost-Induced Kidney Misalignment?
I think NOT. And I’m going to write an angry Twitter post about it. Again.
Well, it seems that those who play together, stand in line to get band-aids together!
People in the middle of a fun weekend don’t wanna go running off to the doctor’s office.
People who need medical attention rarely want to go to work Monday morning, though.
It’s just logic.
I think we can assume that Steven has a really close, positive, and happy relationship with his parents.
Why does that seem so weird?
I mean, it IS weird. Isn’t it?
I imagine that there are people who enjoy discovering what cheap time slots Peter has his commercials in, just so they can be horrified at them.
There was a car repair place here years ago who ran their ads at, like, 4:30 a.m. They were great. They guy was all dressed up in a very fine suit, standing in front of a green screen talking as fast as he could so he could tell you as much as possible in 30 seconds. Behind him were flashing scenes of cars in various states of disrepair. What made the commercials funny is, in rapid-fire delivery, the guy said, “We specialize in foreign cars, we specialize in American cars, we specialize in body work, we specialize in painting,…” and on and on… They specialized in everything they did. By the end of it, even people who let language just flow over them with no thought woke up enough to go “Hang on, dude. Maybe go look up the word “specialize””
Think of Peter Enis Wang doing that kind of commercial, along with wildly misinterpreting what his inventory might be, and you’ve got it.
Dang. Now I’ve gotta make sure we see his commercials here.
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