It takes a real man, someone absolutely comfortable in his own skin, to refer to another man as "a keeper." Dr. Jeff Corey, M.D., doesn't quite pull it off.I find Mary's uncommon silence to be quite disturbing.
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It takes a real man, someone absolutely comfortable in his own skin, to refer to another man as "a keeper." Dr. Jeff Corey, M.D., doesn't quite pull it off.
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Don't you worry. Mary is simply building up a full head of steam.
Are we getting set up for a second helping of Internet disasters? First it was Toby and fraud and now Adrian and marriage fraud?
Some news? Hmmm, did Adrian save 15% on her car insurance?
I'd also like Restaurant Today to do a story on the crud found on the menus at Golden Corridor, but it ain't gonna happen.
The young lady in the foreground is heavily medicated if her glazed expression is anything to go by, yet even she cannot stand another second listening to these babbling nincompoops; hence she dons her jacket and leaves.
I used to work in magazines (nothing as prestigious as Nation's Geography) and I never, never, saw anyone wearing a suit. This Ted fellow is definitely shady.
shandy: I'm fairly certain she's misunderstood the meaning of comic 'strip' and is taking the jacket off, but we can certainly agree on 'heavily medicated'.
Dad, Ted is a time traveler. He is here from the 1950s!
Adrian reminds me of Dawn Weston, what with the purple jammies, odd hair cut and freakishly small head.
She must be cut from the same cloth, or at least drawn with the same stencil.
Girl with cheesy rose tshirt; "I'm off to Apartment 3-G, ready for a brunch!"
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