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I figured it was a joke about how vaccinations cause autism and other mental disorders*. Charlie, clearly being a person with learning issues. *I do not actually believe this. I am referring simply to the phenomenon.
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muscles like this? posted:I have a feeling that its just another part of Charlie's hosed up life. The "vaccinations" were probably something else and Charlie just doesn't actually know what a vaccination really is. Charlie's mom has OCD and is terrified of anything happening to him, so it wouldn't shock me at all if she went overboard with vaccines.
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Ror posted:No one's in any danger! How can I make that any more clear to you? Ror, are you going to hurt these women?
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Ugly In The Morning posted:Charlie's mom has OCD and is terrified of anything happening to him, so it wouldn't shock me at all if she went overboard with vaccines. But hasn't it already been established that Charlie has said he's had or done certain things and it turns out he is using the wrong words? Either way, for a throwaway line, it's still pretty funny.
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Oct 19, 2013 22:58
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Exploder posted:The way Charlie delivers the "Hoo-ly poo poo. Dennis is Spiderman" makes it. I don't think I acknowledged that line on first viewing, but when I re-watched the episode it made me bust up. And you know, in that moment, that Charlie believed it. Dennis referring to them as "The boys to the men" is where I lost it.
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Oct 19, 2013 22:58
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I think the part where Dennis gets upset that they're answering his questions is a callback to a previous episode this season where Dennis was doing that to someone. But I forget who... does anyone else remember this?
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TUS posted:I think the part where Dennis gets upset that they're answering his questions is a callback to a previous episode this season where Dennis was doing that to someone. But I forget who... does anyone else remember this? I'm not 100% and maybe it's because I just watched it, but it could be a call-back to when they bought a boat and stole his thunder while saying, "We'll take it."
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Oct 19, 2013 23:09
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It could be when they were trying to shush the guy from the other bar, too. I forget the episode. Edit: The ANTI-Social Network from season 7 Doobie Keebler fucked around with this message at 00:59 on Oct 20, 2013 |
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Oct 20, 2013 00:56
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I figured it was just a general call back to him needing to be in control, as he has always been.
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Oct 20, 2013 01:02
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There was also the time Mac tells Dennis to peel out in the car, and Dennis gets upset because he was going to peel out anyway, and Mac ruined it. That might've been the fuel crisis ep?
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I think that's after they try to push Schmitty out of the moving car. Again.
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victorious posted:There was also the time Mac tells Dennis to peel out in the car, and Dennis gets upset because he was going to peel out anyway, and Mac ruined it. That might've been the fuel crisis ep? Fuel crisis episode was amazing. Charlie siphoning the gas into the barrels and then mac complaining the gas was ruining his van interior.
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victorious posted:There was also the time Mac tells Dennis to peel out in the car, and Dennis gets upset because he was going to peel out anyway, and Mac ruined it. That might've been the fuel crisis ep? I think that was the episode they threw Schmitty out the car.
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Oct 20, 2013 20:07
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In the second-to-most recent episode, when Mac is fighting the ninjas does anyone know what song was playing? I hear that poo poo from time to time but can't ever find the name of it.
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Oct 21, 2013 13:45
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I seem to remember "The Prodigy - Smack my Bitch Up" playing. That one?
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I felt the "I must be clean" thing from Frank was by far more of a thing Dennis would do than Frank. Maybe he truly is his biological father 
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Paper Jam Dipper posted:I felt the "I must be clean" thing from Frank was by far more of a thing Dennis would do than Frank. Maybe he truly is his biological father Frank went stir-crazy from being quarantined.
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Oct 21, 2013 21:52
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According to this week's episode of "Hello Ladies", Rickity Cricket is now cleaned up with a beautiful mustache and living in Los Angeles as the head of a modelling agency and in a loving relationship with his African American husband.
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Cheesus posted:According to this week's episode of "Hello Ladies", Rickity Cricket is now cleaned up with a beautiful mustache and living in Los Angeles as the head of a modelling agency and in a loving relationship with his African American husband. ...I guess that's the fun way of saying we won't see Cricket anymore. That's a shame, but there's very little torture they could still inflict on him. In my heart, he's still running free somewhere along a highway with his dog pack. Maybe somewhere near Darby, where they throw out scraps a man could survive on. Maybe he even has a little shack he made somewhere with stolen construction supplies and fixtures from a foreclosed home, way out in the woods where he doesn't bother anyone. Live that dream, Cricket. Until you freeze to death one winter, at least.
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Oct 21, 2013 23:08
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Nah, David Hornsby still does a lot of work on the show. I believe he's written at least one episode this season. Anyway, not like we see Cricket more than once a season anyway.
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Oct 21, 2013 23:18
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muscles like this? posted:Nah, David Hornsby still does a lot of work on the show. I believe he's written at least one episode this season. Anyway, not like we see Cricket more than once a season anyway. It's funny because I'm constantly forgetting that he's only there once a season. He just makes such an impact every time he's on that it feels like he's there more.
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Cricket has only been in 12 episodes out of 101  - Exploits a Miracle - Gets Whacked Pt. 2 - Dances Their Asses Off - Manhunters - Pooped The Bed? - Cracks Liberty Bell - Wrestles for Troops - Dee Gives Birth - Mac's Big Break - Storm of the Century - Reunion - Pop-Pop: Final Solution (He has supervised/produced/written/directed/acted in at least 65 episodes though.) Most recently he wrote the Awards episode and the Quarantine episode. Both were amazing. Looking through all the episodes, I cannot believe that the show has gone on so long, and I sure as hell can't believe what a great quality it has maintained.
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muscles like this? posted:Nah, David Hornsby still does a lot of work on the show. I believe he's written at least one episode this season. Anyway, not like we see Cricket more than once a season anyway. He wrote last week's episode. I'm not sure how many others this season, though.
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Ghostpilot posted:He wrote last week's episode. I'm not sure how many others this season, though. Just one other. The Emmy episode.
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I have a question: Charlie has the BAD NEW tattoo on his arm from "Dennis and Dee Get a New Dad". However, when the cast (particularly Rob) has talked about it in interviews, it's always explained as "He was trying to give himself the words BAD NEWS but it got too painful." In the actual episode though, this is never established. It just shows him giving himself the tattoo. Is there a deleted scene where this is explained?
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Oct 23, 2013 01:09
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Just chalk it up to Charlie's illiteracy.
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Oct 23, 2013 01:15
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So...why did Frank go insane?
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Jubs posted:So...why did Frank go insane? He got cabin fever-- he went crazy from isolation (think The Shining). Also, he was probably going through hardcore alcohol withdrawal, delirium tremens and the like, as he never drank in those 6 days.
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Jubs posted:So...why did Frank go insane? Well, he was miserable and got a divorce and wanted to give all of his money away until Dennis and Dee convinced him not to.... Oh, this episode?
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escape artist posted:He got cabin fever-- he went crazy from isolation (think The Shining). Also, he was probably going through hardcore alcohol withdrawal, delirium tremens and the like, as he never drank in those 6 days. Maybe the hand sanitizer was how he was getting his fix.
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A guy can't desire to be a litte clean without everyone calling him insane this and crazy that? Geez, it's the flu season!  picosecond posted:...I guess that's the fun way of saying we won't see Cricket anymore.
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Is alcohol withdrawal really like that for alcoholics? Going without it for a day or so causes you to become super sick?
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Exaggerated, but alcohol withdrawal actually can kill you, unlike a lot of substances that just makes you wish it would when you kick the habit.
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tonic316 posted:Is alcohol withdrawal really like that for alcoholics? Going without it for a day or so causes you to become super sick? You can die from alcohol withdrawal. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delerium_tremens
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DT requires some pretty serious alcohol abuse, though. As far as I know, most cases are in people who are intoxicated most of the day, every day.
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ultramiraculous posted:DT requires some pretty serious alcohol abuse, though. As far as I know, most cases are in people who are intoxicated most of the day, every day. Who says the gang isn't intoxicated most of the day, every day? 
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They definitely are. I would be surprised if there was an episode of the show that none of the gang drank any alcohol in.
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ultramiraculous posted:DT requires some pretty serious alcohol abuse, though. As far as I know, most cases are in people who are intoxicated most of the day, every day. You mean like Dennis, Dee, Mac, Charlie and Frank? 
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ultramiraculous posted:DT requires some pretty serious alcohol abuse, though. As far as I know, most cases are in people who are intoxicated most of the day, every day. Yeah, I've known a lot of alcoholics in my time and the only ones who would get severe DTs were those who drank a minimum of a half gallon of 80 proof spirits or 3+ liters of wine a day.
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That's the joke, guys. Also, tonight's Sunny is called Flowers for Charlie and tonight's League is called Flowers for Taco. What the hell? That can't be a coincidence.
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