Am I the only one thinking that those upper-case F’s are displaying a remarkable amount of, well…flaccidity? A droop in their drawers, a little lack of enthusiasm in the angle of the dangle?
They seem really underwhelmed, for being so, well…Fired Up?
OMG, I wonder if you’re literally right. MWAHAHAHAHAHA….I mean, sure, that did cross my mind, but I thought, “nah, that’s not it.”
IF that’s so, why is the “G” In “FIGHT” curling up into the fetal position?
Dang, so much to hate here…
Charles Cassady Jr.
1 year ago
Reminds me of the next-to-last script punchline in a first-season X-Files episode I am sick of my wife watching in reruns. (final script punchline was something like “I’m dying for a cigarette.”)
“Would you please publish the enclosed manuscript or return it without delay, as I have other irons in the fire.”
—Elinor Glyn, allegedly.
“Put this with your other irons.”
—The publisher to whom Elinor Glyn was writing, allegedly.
It’s a shame the book isn’t actually on fire.
Am I the only one thinking that those upper-case F’s are displaying a remarkable amount of, well…flaccidity? A droop in their drawers, a little lack of enthusiasm in the angle of the dangle?
They seem really underwhelmed, for being so, well…Fired Up?
They’re melting, silly.
OMG, I wonder if you’re literally right. MWAHAHAHAHAHA….I mean, sure, that did cross my mind, but I thought, “nah, that’s not it.”
IF that’s so, why is the “G” In “FIGHT” curling up into the fetal position?
Dang, so much to hate here…
Reminds me of the next-to-last script punchline in a first-season X-Files episode I am sick of my wife watching in reruns. (final script punchline was something like “I’m dying for a cigarette.”)