She had spunk and chutzpah and was a real 'hotsy totsy' as Moses would say. That slight anger management problem just added to her appeal. How something so small could cause such havoc in a large room was beyond me but I loved her bigger than life personality. And I always felt sorry for her that she loved a boy who never noticed her and only wanted to play with the other boys.
Like Marge said to Homer "He prefers the company of men!" to which Homer replied, "Who doesn't?"
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I love her too!!! She is a pint sized hottie!!
And coincidentally so are you.
Yeah... you know any of the thoughts running through my head right now about that character could get me in trouble with the wife, so...
Just say to her that you are "shocked" ..."SHOCKED" that Cal would post anything about that cartoon whore for children to see and that you were very disappointed in me.
Great pick! I'm impressed with your use of the word chutzpah, and so appropriately.
xoRobyn
Well I do enjoy my Yittish words even if I am goyum (see what I did there?). Have had many Jewish friends and despite the whole draddle thing it always looked like a cool group to belong to. I share their sense of humor and the way that when comedians immitate what their parents sounded like they come across sounding like immigrants and I find that hilarious. When I immitate something my mother has said. I always use the funny immigrant voice even if she in no way sounds like that.
I've never seen Disney's Peter Pan. And I don't regret it.
As a kid I liked it and Twink made a huge inpresion on me but as an adult it does bring up in my mind too many disturbing questions.
Like anything Disney did back in the day you can read lots and lots of subtext personal to him in the films.
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