The other one will have to find his or her own village.
Well, the sponsorship will come in real handy then. Call central casting.
"I need villagers. Several dozen.
"No, not Village People. Villagers.
"Oh, fuck it. Just send some head shots over."
Ilona Costa Bianchi ,'The Girl in Question'
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
The other one will have to find his or her own village.
Well, the sponsorship will come in real handy then. Call central casting.
"I need villagers. Several dozen.
"No, not Village People. Villagers.
"Oh, fuck it. Just send some head shots over."
roomba!
They even come with a remote!
Really a roomba with robot arms is all you'd need.
Just don't put it on the Spot function unless you want a dizzy puking baby.
You know children don't really develop consciences about things like using martial arts to kill their siblings when arguing over crayons until they're several years old, right? RIGHT?
Now I'm imagining a child raised by the Village People.
It isn't pretty.
I really do think you should take lori's suggestion and YouTube the ultrasound DVD so Tim can choose a twin. That one will have a better car seat.
You know children don't really develop consciences about things like using martial arts to kill their siblings when arguing over crayons until they're several years old, right? RIGHT?
Well, that would solve the which-one-is-cutest problem. Clearly it's the survivor.
Now I'm imagining a child raised by the Village People.
It isn't pretty.
But it is fabulous...
You know children don't really develop consciences about things like using martial arts to kill their siblings when arguing over crayons until they're several years old, right? RIGHT?
That's what I'm bargaining on.
You know children don't really develop consciences about things like using martial arts to kill their siblings when arguing over crayons until they're several years old, right? RIGHT?
The trick is to raise enough on pay-per-view cage matches before then to pay for college.
Now I'm imagining a child raised by the Village People.
That's what the seventies looked like.