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January 27th, 2010

Bully For You

I know Hank hates it when his dad makes jokes at his expense. :)

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  1. Bo Lumpkin says:
    2010/01/27 at 1:28 pm

    Was I a bully? Was that why people ran from me when they saw me coming? How embarrassing. I know Hank is real proud of his Dad at this moment.
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  2. Tracy Brady Cartoons says:
    2010/01/27 at 1:42 pm

    This brings back memories of 7th grade. I was 4feet2 and went to an all girls Catholic school. The bad girls tried stuffing cheetos up my nose one day. I broke somebody's wrist and busted a couple noses and the nuns gave ME a month of detention and told me that "the spirit of the haze had apparrently been lost on me". Damn straight it was.
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    • George says:
      2010/01/27 at 10:46 pm

      Wow, Tracy. That's a rough story. I heard that those nuns were strict, but I didn't know they would subject you to such terrorizing. I'm glad you don't have to worry about that anymore. Now YOU can be the bully. :D

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  3. David says:
    2010/01/27 at 3:29 pm

    LOL! :) I love the set up. Brilliant!
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  4. SpilledInkGuy says:
    2010/01/27 at 4:10 pm

    He who turns and runs away will live to run another day! ;)

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  5. Chris Watkins says:
    2010/01/27 at 4:26 pm

    What if the bullies are on the track team, too?
    It has kept pop slim and trim after all these years, though.
    (Btw, Tracy, holy crap! "The spirit of the haze," my left cheeto. Yeesh.)
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    • George says:
      2010/01/27 at 10:47 pm

      If the bullies are on the track team, then it's time to switch schools. :)

      I know, right? Tracy's story had my mind blown, too.

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      • JLG says:
        2010/01/30 at 6:05 am

        Yeah, things like that are just barbaric.

        If nothing else, kids should at least be able to count on adult authority figures to protect them. But we all know that doesn't always happen.

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  6. David says:
    2010/01/27 at 4:29 pm

    Put that cardio training to good use! :)

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  7. John k. says:
    2010/01/27 at 11:53 am

    I wonder if Hank would be good off the blocks….

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  8. Notapeopleperson says:
    2010/01/27 at 5:38 pm

    Run Forest Run… Oh, I mean Hank….
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  9. Gabie Denise says:
    2010/01/27 at 10:52 pm

    Hahaaha! That's right….improve your skill!

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  10. Winnie says:
    2010/01/27 at 10:54 pm

    Nice! Reminds me of a scene from "The Faculty" involving Robert Patrick and Elijah Wood. This is where most people would repeat said quote, but I like to live dangerously…

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  11. AndyCarolan says:
    2010/01/27 at 10:55 pm

    Cant see Hank runnin from the bullies forever though. Im sure there would be some whoopass takin' place

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  12. Bearman says:
    2010/01/27 at 6:51 pm

    Should you save the brick pattern shirts for the brick shithouse in the family?

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  13. speearrr says:
    2010/01/28 at 1:39 am

    That's the Mr. A I know.
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  14. DadaHyena says:
    2010/01/28 at 4:00 am

    Actually I've heard more than one person describe their interests in track stemming from the same situation (Alice Cooper, of all people, talks about it in his autobio, "Golf Monster').

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  15. JLG says:
    2010/01/30 at 6:06 am

    "I know Hank hates it when his dad makes jokes at his expense"

    Topped off with a delightfully self-satisfied grin, to boot.

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