Finished Folds (261—280)
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2Irona, the robot maid, would make short work of my Otter Pop. She
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3completed circles, which frankly defeated the purpose and function of those particular crazy straws. Jerry Springer then
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2pooped out the entire Village People, along with a doctor, and a pirate. These wee gay folk just
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2swallow weiners. The Red Ryder raft sailed down the
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4assumed meant that she was dead. However, the neighborhood necromancer revived her -- well almost -- she still
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2only chance to do so. Chance was something Fred showed little interest in before.
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1the smell of napalm emanating from it. The woman dressed in the spermatozoan costume would have to
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1slap-chop came crashing down on my
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1Rupaul had a gun to her head, while donning a fierce ruby red gown with flaming red hair and bright blue eyeshadow. Rupaul said, "Bitch, you betta work as you bob on that
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3Sometimes involuntarily. There were occasions when my face froze with that smug smirk on my face, shortly after I inhaled the ass (donkey/burro) version of botox.
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2had to stay glued to the Best Buy media wall to finish watching the last episode of "As the World Turns." Bill was such a douche.
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1I wasn't about to worry about Pinocchio Wilson's feigned attempt at suicide by releasing termites all over himself. I had a dinner to prepare.
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0Mormon couple. They had manners.
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3that she had the wrong HAM radio setting, as the child she had kidnapped had no women living in his home. Several attempts later
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2Problem was, Death always picked the black set of checkers. Sal never won when
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4quite compromising, leaving her bowled over, attempting to down all five toes without falling down. How could Gary, her stylist be right? He had always been able to
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2While Donna had minted the "slow clap," Pierre had refined it to become a syncopated "slow clap," causing the director to pull out all of his
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4No, Susan Boyle and your Gremlin may both be driven fast, but they
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1turned away from Whitney Houston as she belted out, "I Will Always Love You," Bobby Brown lay splayed on the floor prone
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0their auction catalogs which provided desperately needed blinders from the ridiculous display in front of them. The auctioneer called out