And at the huge press conference from Em's Fortress of Doom, when she announces her new world domination, Daddy will be sitting just behind her on the podium, smiling in quiet pride.
Spike's Bitches 44: It's about the rules having changed.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
That kid is scary smart ... and if she ever does go evil, we're in BIG trouble.
Maybe you are...me, I'm banking on owning Australia in my retirement.
"Remember who taught you, kiddo. You owe your old man."
She scowls at me and says "I wanna be the Joker."
Emeline is too adorably evil for words.
IcookingN, I have a tube of unopened tomato paste that expired lasst month. It's probably still good to use, right?
"Remember who taught you, kiddo. You owe your old man."
I hope she doesn't hold a grudge against you for thwarting her misappropriation of those Hersey's Kisses.
I hope she doesn't hold a grudge against you for thwarting her misappropriation of those Hersey's Kisses
Those get spun into Valuable Life Lessons.
It's like "Tuesdays with Morrie" with Death Rays.
"Point of order, Punk. Informing me of your intentions to steal something is a basic no-no of criminal planning. This is why the Riddler always gets caught."
I'm always telling my students, "For god's sake, at least be sneaky about it!"
There's only so much you can do for someone who needs help but doesn't want it. And "be a good friend" is too vague to be really good advice.
oh, absolutely. But we're talking college students here. They may not recognize that, and a vague "be supportive" bit on a website is USELESS.
I'm always telling my students, "For god's sake, at least be sneaky about it!"
I was on a faculty panel for an accusation of plagiarism, and the prof said "It's not even that I'm upset that he plagiarized, but that he thought I'd be stupid enough not to notice!" (this was a case where the student turned in a law review article word for word)
I'm always telling my students, "For god's sake, at least be sneaky about it!"
Lewis always tells the kids, "You might be able to fool one of us at a time, but the likelihood that you'll get both isn't real high unless you work harder and get a whole lot savvier than your mother."
I dunno, my Dad always said that he expected me to be smart enough not to get caught doing whatever I wasn't supposed to be. If I got caught, I got in trouble for whatever I was doing AND got the "You are supposed to be cleverer than that, Jillian" speech.
So, maybe I *DO* need to make you watch Psych, after all.