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Tall Tales Tomlinson: Pets Edition

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Dutchess didn't run home to look for her master, she went to his gravestone.

Could this dog read, Patrick? Was Dutchess a pallbearer? Could she smell her owner's rotting corpse through the ground? How the fuck would she know where the gravestone was or the significance of it? Fat idiot.
 

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he kind of reminds me of jim carey in cableguy. the fucking tv raised this deranged fuck. im guessing both his poverty stricken parents spent many a late weeknight at the local bar and had fat on the pay no mind list.

Not a movie I would ever watch again - but the message of it I never forgot.

Pat is amongst a generation of kids that were either over-coddled to feel important, or left to pop culture to raise them, like Carrey's character in the latter. Mix it with mental illness and you're left with a broken shell.

Mix BOTH kinds of parenting along with mental illness, and you end up with Pat.
 
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It's not just that the dog found the gravestone, it's that someone from the pound was also at the cemetery to say "that's Dutchess, she escaped from the pound and is sitting by her master's grave" to Mama Raven & Papa Clown who were also conveniently at this cemetery. At which point Mama & Papa decided on the spot to adopt the dog, and luckily the pound employee had brought adoption papers to the cemetery.

Can't ever think through the lies, like maybe Mama & Papa went to the pound and heard Dutchess' amazing story of loyalty to her master and knew she needed a good home. No no no, they adopted her at the fucking gravestone.
 

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Pig talks about his parents the way Pat Cooper talked about his on da show. From his personality and behavior and the way he talks about everything else, it's obvious he had horrible abusive parents. But when he talks about them, he overcompensates with tall tales no one would believe.

My fahdah was a saint. What a sweet and gentle man. He never stunk up the bathroom after taking a shit - I'm telling you, when this man defecated the whole house smelled like rosewater and lemongrass. What a gentle man. He never raised his voice to me, never raised his hands, and when he molested me he did it with a smile.

"MIND YA BUSINESS, JACKIE!"
 
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