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on December 23, 2016 at 12:01 amThe best part of breaking up is making sure you inflict hurt on the opposite party on your way out of the relationship once you realize it’s over.
The best part of breaking up is making sure you inflict hurt on the opposite party on your way out of the relationship once you realize it’s over.
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I thought the best part of breaking up was Folgers in your cup
we’ve secretly replaced your relationship with Folgers crystals. let’s see if you notice the difference!
BARK BARK BARK BARK BARK BARK BARK BARK!
@Shadowcell: April fools!
Darnit, beat me to the punch!
Only if you’re breaking up with a sibling.
The commentary has far too many syllables to fit the jingle…
Gee, and all my breakup were on a relatively amiable terms.
My breakups were more on the “slow loss of contact” variety.
BABY WORLD – coming soon to a theater near you
in a world….
where BABIES
Keep crying, screaming and crapping their diapers
In a world that’s so babies, it’s babies McIntyre…
Now I can understand and agree with reason on why Dina broke up with Walky (well not completely agree bit mostly) up until now she was in a somewhat loveless relationship that was bound to fall apart sooner or later and they’re finally realizing that.
What happens next though rubs me the wrong way.
You won’t believe what happens next!
#6 completely blew my mind!
(*#6 turns out to be the most mediocre entry in the whole list)
Well, damn, that was rough.
Ooh, double burn!
That … is a pleasure I have never had the opportunity to experience. I wonder if my wife would be willing to get a temporary divorce just so I can try this out…
I can’t find it again but there was definitely a Joyce & Walky strip where they break up so Walky can enjoy a really good breakup song. That’s how you know it’s a relationship to last.
I wonder what all the other people in this Chuck E. Cheese’s are making of this scene.
“Either put another token into the Simpsons game or make room, I call Marge”
Robin: That is so babies…
Originally posted:
April 6, 2002
I guess that’s something I missed out on since my only breakup was calmly executed planned obsolescence.
And all I got out of it was an incredibly close friendship and an important revelation about myself. Clearly I made the wrong choice.