The only thing that could ruin Lora's mood was Paka using her glass as a spitoon. Again.
Steve and Andria had never seen someone do that to a couch before. But it was giving them ideas...
Ever since Max was a child, he has carried a pistol on boat trips. The therapist thought it may have something to do with how we tortured him with hot pokers while forcing him to watch The Little Mermaid. But what does that quack know.
Andria: mmmm, brain shade.
Avery: Isn't this like the best pose ever?
Paka: Take that evildoer!
The lighthouse at the beginning of it's workday; soon to shine light on the debauchery of sailors passing nearby.
As Andy beckoned him closer, Gabe couldn't shake the feeling that this situation was eerily similar to a bedtime story he was read about two kids and a gingerbread house.
When it turned out that Lora was allergic to Paka, we were all a little sad.
Billy, however, was content to repeat the phrase "Have you seen my beachball?!" over and over again until we threw him in the pool.
These two events were later found to be unrelated. And this joke was ruled 'unfunny'.
The college guy uniform of sunglasses and a bead necklace.
Alex: I thought this was the no smiling table. Shitheads.
(30 second exposure)
This cow kept mooing at us. I think it wanted us to vacate the premises. Or maybe it was just nosey.
The weapons inspectors were quick to scoop up the all too real droppings left by Mr.Gator.
Shasta had the sinking suspicion that someone was making fun of her bright green girlie drink.
Elvish fairies ride around on fish all the time. Yes, you heard me right.
Yes, a rock off the coast. That's all.
