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- "This is the summer I finally try Rocket Pops!" should not involve me shaking my fist to the heavens or saying it out loud. 4 hours ago
*sniffle*
Steve Jobs is very disappointed in you, Wall-E.
I think you might be my dad.
…
Like the comic, but…
Am I the only one who finds “Our kids!” just a little, well… incredibly freaking creepy?
[...] EVE and WALL-E five years later…. WALL-E still hasn’t kicked his hoarder [...]
No longer content to ruin the childhoods of the 20-30 year olds, Ces moves on to destroy childhoods still in progress.
And I approve.
OC-D2, as the lolbots.com post points out.
Dude, I think you might be Chris’s dad.
[...] Source [...]
[...] EVE and WALL-E five years later…. WALL-E still hasn’t kicked his hoarder [...]
Looks like Wall-E might have to get another truck to store his stuff in. And something tells me M-O would not be very impressed either!