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Crazy Couch Theater reacted to a status update:
Guess who already got into an argument with the new manager at work on day one? XD
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Edition 2 - First 20 people entered for 20 toons!
Sharktibolt replied to Sharktibolt's topic in Official Contests
Alright, we got 20 people, here's the randomized list! So here's who won what: Zip - Flying Astro Boy Ike - Lololo Deepcanyon1 - Grimlock Zaberfang - Dee Dee Moxie - Shiv Katall Loverofanimation - Degravinator Abdizur87 - Snarl Xxgothscansmile2xx - Starscream Kenrmcha - Beaker Dexter Unluckygal - Weremole Thelastsith - Dexter's Dad Xero_hybrid - Dexter's Mom Josh123 - Secret Agent Honeydew Theflash999d - Screaming Courage Tameran - Flying Buzz Titanicforce - Isaac Sumdac Crsshow - Dexter Loverofdisney - Pumpkin Terrie - Princess What's-Her-Name Kittywolfhorse19 - Einstein's Brain Prizes will be offlined soon. -
I will be hosting Anime Sunday tomorrow night around 10:30 ct time. Sorry it's so late but that's when i'll be home. We will be watching Danmachi, or as you know from the poll, "Is it Wrong to try to Pick up Girls in a Dungeon?" I'll do raffles and trivia and stuff.
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tails with the gamuza
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Was it Robin with the Batarang?
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Tumbleweed
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Thirty minutes, then it's go time.
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I have no idea what's left? xD Sleighride?
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me and @Prebs are gonna be matching this year. I call dibs on the car
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What he said ^^
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Unluckygal replied to Sharktibolt's topic in Official Contests
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I think it was Nel Tu with a Kryptonite Rock. Really weird combo if it's true but that's all I got lol
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FredTheFish replied to Sharktibolt's topic in Official Contests
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theflash999d replied to Sharktibolt's topic in Official Contests
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Zip talked me into watching a couple of episodes of Steven Universe...now I'm hooked and watching a new episode each night. Does anyone else like this show? Let's get some Yeses and get these toons into the shops!
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Oh I don't have TV and don't watch football and only the rams were listed by you so I just went with that.
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maybe everyone can share their halloween costumes once the time comes.
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Zip replied to Sharktibolt's topic in Official Contests
Zip Thanks for doin these Shark! -
Thanks dude!
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The Night the Lights went out in Florida
TheWolfandtheRose replied to TheWolfandtheRose's topic in Gab Central
Segment Thirty-Nine Shark, OrphanMaker, Josh, CoolGuy, and Flash went to an indoor amusement park to blow off the steamy disappointment that they would not be going to DisneyWorld. “Of course Jwool didn’t win us tickets,” muttered Josh. “What kind of idiot gives twenty Disney tickets away? Whoever decided to make Toys R Us need to file for bankruptcy, perhaps?” Shark shook a finger at Josh. “Do not speak of that in this holy place.” “Gotcha.” Josh tried to smile, but the scowl consumed his features. He was pouting. “There sure are a lot of kids here,” muttered OrphanMaker. “For 10 a.m. on a Friday. Is home schooling this huge, or are all these kids playing hooky?” Flash eyeballed him. “Orph…it’s July. School’s out.” “Oh, right.” A mother, sitting slumped in the minibowling section, turned exhausted, friendly eyes upon them. She opened her mouth to say hello as she searched them at navel height. When she realized they didn’t have a kid with them, her mouth slammed shut. Those tired eyes sharpened. Folding her arms over her chest, she glared suspiciously. CoolGuy folded his arms over his own chest, licked his teeth, glanced at her kids, and gave the mother a leer worthy of the Joker. Angrily, she marched off, leaving her kids exposed. “Fresh meat!” CoolGuy joked. He poked Shark. “I dare you to introduce yourself to those kids and be warm and welcoming.” Shark beamed at him. “No way.” Then he yanked the whole group to the go-carts, which were on the opposite side of the building. “Shark,” OrphanMaker growled. “We can drive. Real cars. Way faster.” “But we can’t race unless we want a speeding ticket.” “Too true,” Flash answered. “But in a leg race, I always win.” “Dragon is waiting for that speed of yours to fail,” CoolGuy muttered. “Yeah, he is welcome to wait until dinosaurs are no longer extinct,” Flash assured him. “I’m never losing my speed.” They joined the line, waiting five minutes before their turn came. All five of them got separate cars, and five kids were in their group. Two of the kids had a father riding with them. As soon as the green light flashed, Shark took the lead. CoolGuy was on his bumper. As Shark and CoolGuy sped ahead, it became apparent that one car was awkwardly sluggish. The driver in this one scowled as he attempted to force it to pick up speed. When Shark passed the finish line the first time, CoolGuy was halfway beside his car. The second time Shark passed, they were neck-to-neck. Therefore, it wasn’t shocking when CoolGuy inched ahead of Shark and ended up being the victor. OrphanMaker was in the middle. Josh was two cars behind him. Dead last from start to finish, Flash meekly climbed out of his car. “A snail moves faster than that thing. I was framed!” CoolGuy draped his blue ribbon across Flash’s cheek. Flash made a move to grab it but couldn’t. As they were leaving the go-cart room, the exhausted mother came marching up to them with a manager in tow. She glared bullets at them. Her face was red, teeth ground, and eyes sharp but bulging. “These men,” she spat the word “men” the way a dog-loather would spit the word “canine”, “were looking to kidnap my four precious boys!” “Yet, you left us alone with them?” CoolGuy wondered. “What makes you think that?” the manager asked the woman. She exploded. “I am not crazy! They don’t have kids, yet they’re in a kiddie store!” “Ma’am,” the manager uttered calmly, soothingly, “this isn’t a kiddie store. We have tons of men and women come here on dates—without kids.” “Oh, yeah. For the immature adults, maybe,” she scoffed. “Believe you me, if a guy brought me here for a date, I’d slug him. “And FYI, that guy,” she pointed at CoolGuy, “gave me such a grin that stopped my heart cold for my poor kids’ health. I want him tossed out. Now.” The manager glanced at CoolGuy. “Ma’am...no offense, but he has a point. If he were going to do something to your kids, he would’ve when you left them alone.” She blew up, spitting out curse words and screaming about how unfair he was. That all the evidence was on her side, but he clearly had something against women if he wasn’t going to lay a finger on them. “Call the cops! Have them arrested!” She was frothing at the mouth. One of the kids walked up to her. “Hi, Mom. I just met this guy. His name is Derek. He invited me to his house. Can I go, Mom? Please?” She wasn’t even listening. “Uh-huh. Be home by dinnertime.” She lasered her eyes on the manager. “What kind of business are you running that you let kids get stolen right under your nose?” He was frowning deeply as he watched the kid strut off. “Ma’am, I’m going to have to ask you to come with me.” “No way! Stop being a,” the worst word she could possibly have used came from her lips. “Take some action! Get these idiots out of here!” Only, she didn’t say “idiots”. “If you won’t come with me,” the manager uttered in a no-nonsense tone, “you will either leave of your own free will or be escorted off the premises by security. These guys are doing nothing wrong, but your behavior, on the contrary, is disturbing and stress-inducing. This is a place of fun, not judgment.” “None of my friends will come here again,” she stormed. “I’m sorry to hear that,” the manager uttered matter-of-factly, “because your boys seem to be having a good time. I hope their aunt will bring them again. You are welcome to come back if you put the profanity away. Otherwise, please take your business elsewhere.” As they walked off, Shark muttered, “I can’t wait to tell Xavi about this. This is utterly insane.” “I’m telling you,” Flash said. “One of these days, a kid is going to make the news for sticking a bull ring in his kidnapper’s nose. It’s going to be epic.” “Kidnapping is lame,” Josh declared. “It takes the fun out of it.” “I wouldn’t kidnap with a ten-foot pole,” OrphanMaker announced. “Kids have way too much energy for me. I—” Then he saw her. His sentence cut off immediately as she made eye contact with him. She smirked and made a threatening step toward him. Forgetting that he had friends, OrphanMaker raced off to the one place he was sure the curly-haired kid would not follow. The men’s room. -
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ken replied to Sharktibolt's topic in Official Contests
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