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Fuller House

posted 7 years ago by Xcalat3 (3719)
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God lord she looks so freaking Hot in this. plus shes one of the funniest characters.

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

No kidding; forget her struggles (but yet, respect them I guess), but wow, did she ever grow up! I knew Lori Loughlin was there again as aunt Becky, but, here, wow, I have to change my flag. Yeah, Jodie Sweetin here, I think, she's great, she, she sends of her previous character, her personal life, and then has her own thing going on.

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[–] ShogunofYonkers (73639) 7 years ago

Loved this silly show as a kid
Srsly glad shes better
Good on her!
And yes...she looks fantastic which is a bonus

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[–] FredBurroughs (20245) 7 years ago

When I move in, that house is getting a lot fuller if you know what I mean, Verne.

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[–] ShogunofYonkers (73639) 7 years ago

lol
Nice work!!!
Classic old joke...still kills:)

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

So, I think, Jodie Sweetin, is definitely awesome here, I think. Man, am I blind, or she attractive?

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[–] ShogunofYonkers (73639) 7 years ago

i dont know if youre blind...
But your mastery of commas leads me to believe that you might be a genius
So...much respect

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

I hope you're being sarcastic? I LOVE YOU MAN! I 'm not going to tell you what to do, but don't tell me what to think either, would that be okay? Otherwise, Let's just not comment toward each other. I was just amazed on how Jodie Sweetin grew up, and I'm her age, and i think she looks good. No need to become a massive jerk about it. Man...you people, so, dumb.

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[–] ShogunofYonkers (73639) 7 years ago

Sorry,dude if i,was rude
Having, a rough day,here,
My, fault bro, all,due, respect, Gluserty,
Also, I Love You,Too Buddie
,

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

You rule as well!

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[–] FredBurroughs (20245) 7 years ago

You seem to be more adept at handling commas than your own emotions.

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

You have me there; I'm emotionally dumb. But is it wrong to be passionate?

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[–] FredBurroughs (20245) 7 years ago

Nothing wrong with being passionate, though if all my failed relationships have taught me anything, it helps to channel those passions into positive expressions.

Also it's not good to get drunk all the time.

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

Who said I waz trunk?

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[–] FredBurroughs (20245) 7 years ago

Whachoo call me, melon farmer?

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

Could I? I remember the parody a bit, I think? Am I thinking of the wrong one?

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[–] ShogunofYonkers (73639) 7 years ago

I dont think hes drunk Fred
I think he just posts good shit AND if there was a Navy Seal Team 6 in charge of commas gluserty would run that crew

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

I have no idea if I'm a genius, but educationally speaking, I did just fine. You like Nietzsche? Well, as much as you like that, I like films and pop culture.

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[–] FredBurroughs (20245) 7 years ago

Nietzsche liked popular culture as well, though he expressed strong opinions. Read some of his reviews on opera, and you'll swear you read the most eloquent dissection of a Michael Bay movie.

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

Wow, Nietzsche probably wouldn't want a Michael Bay jam, but I'd think he'd like a Philip Kaufman film (especially "The Unbearable Lightness of Being"; I think it's sexy, moving, and...well, sexy and moving:-:). But then again, this is just me, and my thoughts.

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[–] FredBurroughs (20245) 7 years ago

We might regard opera as a fancily cultured form of entertainment now, but in its heyday it was considered to feature protracted, incoherent stories with broadly played emotions along with an emphasis of style and spectacle over thematic substance. I was just using Bay as an example.

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[–] ShogunofYonkers (73639) 7 years ago

Me, too
Films and,pop, culture are my favorites,
I, thought, Nietzche, was a , despairing , dickhead, and super, boring writer,
Seriously, what, an, unpleasant guy
Lifes, not that hard

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[–] FredBurroughs (20245) 7 years ago

Me, too
Films and,pop, culture are my favorites,
I, thought, Nietzche, was a , despairing , dickhead, and super, boring writer,
Seriously, what, an, unpleasant guy
Lifes, not that hard

Using commas correctly sometimes can be.

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[–] ShogunofYonkers (73639) 7 years ago

Thx FB;)

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

Anyway, I feel picked on. Just to let you know. Thought you kids were better...

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[–] ShogunofYonkers (73639) 7 years ago

BULLYING ALERT;)

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

Minus the comma jokes, i like what you have to say. So, how do you think like cannot be so difficult for someone (this is a friendly question)?

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[–] ShogunofYonkers (73639) 7 years ago

Im sorry but i did not understand all of that...
But Commas drive me nuts...they are almost never needed in reality
I thought you were doing a funny/light troll with tons of commas to be funny
No offense intended...i just like to play around with the goofballs and funny people here
Peace?

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

Commas are my life, I'm a writer. Unless I write scratch poetry, forgive me. It's one of my life's work (that, and being a real pain).

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

You're cool man; we went though internet confusion and we found gold: oh wait, we are the money!

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

I took your initial comment the wrong way (it's an internet thing; the attitude doesn't always come off right). Sorry, man, for keeps.

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[–] ShogunofYonkers (73639) 7 years ago

Oh please dont worry
Youre fun!!!

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

Fun, as funny, or stupid funny?

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

Well, then I like you too. I thought we were all going to get excited, and start punching walls together (I have some ceilings, but, I don't think that was me).

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[–] ShogunofYonkers (73639) 7 years ago

Im here for the comedy gold...NO wall punching please!!

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

Good, because my walls are softer than my jokes; this isn't exactly Nic Cage meeting Deb Forman in "Valley Girl" (or could it be?).

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[–] ShogunofYonkers (73639) 7 years ago

Good movie
Nice!

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

Minus the jokes, I thought we've agreed on some pop culture stuff. What about "Real Genius" for you?

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

Okay, I do think "Eyes of a Stranger" is a great song!

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[–] gluserty (618) 7 years ago

Seriously, how come no one told me Jodie Sweetin grew up? I was a goofy kid with braces who liked football (well, I still do like football), and she was this silly blond kid on TV. I kinda dig here a bit(the bangs helps; I always like bangs, or anything that isn't a bug that a woman sticks in her hair).

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