Weirdly kind
on September 5, 2013 at 12:01 amYeah, Danny, pretty sure you’d be barking up the wrong tree here unless you’re a shapely former cheerleader.
Yeah, Danny, pretty sure you’d be barking up the wrong tree here unless you’re a shapely former cheerleader.
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Let the ravishment begin!
Okay, I gotta ask: who is that?
Susie Hopkins(Genshiken) cosplaying as Asuka.
I thought she looked like Asuka!
Now you’re just making things confusing.
So, what would a hypothetical Ruth/Danny offspring be like? Not fun at parties, that’s for damn sure.
I can’t imagine them getting far enough to make a hypothetical offspring…
Think all of Danny’s holier-than-thou self-righteous assholitude mixed with Ruth’s casual violence.
Ruth, you have a different definition of “perfect” than I do.
Perfect is short fo perfect piece of hypocritical shit.
An image I could live without
That last line of Danny’s is just really awkward and out of place… “weirdly kind”? Seriously? I guess because he’s too chickenshit to just call her a “cute girl” or something…
I just choose to believe it means he’s used to mean girls making him undress to make fun of him. And somehow I can still imagine he think’s he’s better then them as he stand there embarrassed in his underwear.
I think “weirdly kind” was a clunky way of saying that she paid him a backhanded compliment.
… why is he shirtless under his black hoodie?
He’s also not wearing any underwear. So much for layers.
Yeah I was wondering that myself? Younger Willis keeps calling a Hoodie a Shirt when a Hoodie is basically a jacket.
I go topless under zipperless hoodies sometimes, it is not completely unheard pf (although yeah it is not typical).
Younger Willis didn’t call it a Hoodie ever. (Was that a word back then?) It was a “hooded pullover,” if you’d asked him. Because, you know, it didn’t open up in the front, and you had to pull it over your head. It was not a jacket.
And I never wore shirts under pullovers, no.
I called them hooded sweatshirts, and also didn’t wear anything under them. It drove me nuts when the world started referring to them as just hoodies all at once. Not even a gradual thing. But I’m an old man who doesn’t like change. Or new language. I still tell my children that I will disown them for ever using the terms “Hella,: “Da Bomb,” or “My Bad,” right after I have them sterilized.
Why “my bad”? The others I can understand, but the last seems like a completely reasonable thing to say under certain circumstances.
You have no idea how many folks got angry when Transformers started saying that about five years ago. I don’t understand the hate either, but some dudes just hate that phrase for reasons I cannot comprehend.
People [including me] hate it because it’s using an adjective as a noun, like in “all of a sudden” [which makes similiar nonsense–what is a sudden??].
The funny thing is when people hate “all of THE sudden” because “it doesn’t make sense!” Huh??? If you can have A thing, surely you can have THE thing, can’t you?
Strangely enough, I grew up calling them sweatshirts. I have no idea why the word “hoodie” popped into my head in this context.
But if your children can’t say “hella” then how will they annoy
Southern Californiansfake Californians? You know those people deserve it.So now both Ruth and Joyce have described Danny as ‘perfect’.
The good news is that we all know they’re both delusional to start with.
Who doesn’t wear anything under a bloody hoodie!?
Also, “Perfect”? Let’s not get carried away here, that’s Joyce language.
Sorry, Danny. You must be *THIS* Billie to………………. I refuse to say the next word.
I choose to interpret ‘perfect and happy’ as ‘perfectly happy’.
‘Perfect’ could totally be an emotional state.
Originally posted:
January 15, 1999