Damnnnnnn, that explains why the Hulk always managed to keep some pants on, protecting that azz.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Damn…I’ve been in some gyms where I was sure that was going on.
LOL
This is why I stay away from the locker room when people start using it like a fucking lounge.[/quote]
Yeah man, I’d be hightailing it out of there as soon as “Luellen” walked in. He’s like a more aggressive version of LaMar Latrelle…
Hahahahahaha oh man, you guys are going to he’ll for that, hulk rape hahahaha
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Why the fuck does Skip live at home with his mom when he has gray hair?[/quote]
LMFAO!
Sometimes it’s HOW you say shit that cracks me up.
This information will be useful.
I know this.
[quote]Vicomte wrote:
This information will be useful.
I know this.[/quote]
Yes, it should illustrate what hairstyles attract molestation.
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
Why do all kiddie touvhers look the same? Old white haired men? Case in point
Differnt Strokes looks exactly like Skip here[/quote]
You know, every single person on that show ended up screwed one way or the other.
Was there a ouija board on set?
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
[quote]Vicomte wrote:
This information will be useful.
I know this.[/quote]
Yes, it should illustrate what hairstyles attract molestation.
[/quote]
Jury’s out on the Hitler 'Stache.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
Why do all kiddie touvhers look the same? Old white haired men? Case in point
Differnt Strokes looks exactly like Skip here[/quote]
You know, every single person on that show ended up screwed one way or the other.
Was there a ouija board on set?[/quote]
LOL!
I guess everyone had an encounter with Skip.
[quote]kevinm1 wrote:
Why do all kiddie touvhers look the same? Old white haired men? Case in point
Differnt Strokes looks exactly like Skip here[/quote]
“You can scratch me all over!”
“I love bananas, and I love whipped cream!”
Very poor choice of words, young Gary…
Skip is a legit retcon. I don’t remember Skip, but I know that superheroes were used in genuine anti-drugs campaigns. The idea was that kids would learn moral lessons through reading about how their hero(es) dealt with problems the kids may encounter in their own lives.
Cool idea, but bear in mind that it was the eighties:
There are plenty of unintentional blips on the radar of comic-book history though.
[quote]roybot wrote:
There are plenty of unintentional blips on the radar of comic-book history though.[/quote]
LOL!
I love this thread!
Peter Palmer
Spiderman is also superman
Heheheh
We all know the real reason he kept Robin around.