The one where it's great that Tracey aimed low and settled for very little.
Synopsis: As the 'happy' couple head to parts unknown, Tracey shuts down Gord's grand gesture because the only thing she sees as having changed is her surname.
Summary: Good thing Gord is afraid of actually talking to women. Otherwise, she'll end up like fellow dumpy blonde
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The two common bridge trolls downstairs made life for Mike and Deanna sheer Hell because they're worse behaved than the Pattersons.
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Most of the Kelpfroth's complaints were legitimate. Mike and Dee's kids left toys everywhere, the parents took over the front yard with toys and an eyesore kiddie pool, and Mike wrote a slanderous article about them. But no matter how anal the Kelpfroths may have been about noise, nothing forgives Lovey's "who cares if they were seriously injured? They damaged my house and inconvenienced the Pattersons" attitude.
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If you won't call a person who lives with his family in his sister's bedroom and avoids any opportunities to move out a Man, you have to come up with a new phrase for a person who will quit his job while in that situation. Michael actively avoids any of the positive attributes associated with Manhood. I don't know what Lynn thought she was portraying with Michael, but in real life the family makes up a story to tell everyone- especially Michael's kids- that does not match reality. Robin and Meredith deserve better images of both parents; I endorse them being protected from the truth.
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I endorse them being protected from any Patterson not named after a month.
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She's strong when it comes to ducking responsibilities and enabling her loser husband.
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Also, sixteen years have passed since we last saw these people. By now, the idiots are wondering why their children call them useless.
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My neighbor's kids scream their lungs out every day and no one tells them not to.
Second strip, second panel: Is Deanna walking downstairs backwards, and why would anybody do that?
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