With his whiny voice. I just wanted to slap the *beep* out of him. lol
shareI didn't think he was that annoying, but your post made me laugh.
He gets thrown around so damn much, imagining someone walking up and bitch-smacking him just for talking seems funny.
That kid had a really unhealthy attachment to his cushion I'll say that lol.
"Mr. Treehorn treats objects like women, man."
I don't think he sounded like that in real life. In the original version I saw he sounded fine. When the actors were dubbed for the English speaking version a lot of them sounded stupid. The gang members were the worst. In the dubbed version they sounded so stupid.
shareKids have unhealthy attachments to everything.
My kid has an irritating attachment to a particular stuffed animal and will not sleep unless she has it. It's been re-stitched dozens of times. Even though she's 12 now, she still won't sleep without it.
To be fair, I'm 42 and I still have my "Rabbie" and "Pagliacci" that live in my room. I've had them since I was born and they are always with me. They don't sleep in bed with my wife and me, but they are always there.
Pagliacci is creepy as hell but my great grandmother made it for me in 1979 so I don't want to lose it. He is truly the clown that cries. He frightens children, but he's my friend. He slept in my bed for many years when I was a kid.
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After just meeting Jackie Chan: Nice to meet you Keung! You're number 1!"
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