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His face could destroy and/or scare anything, so it's possible his face was too hideous to show on camera!
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What are the degrees of yukk?
yukky, yukkier, yukkiest.
Who does Jonathan Sirisa like?
well..one ovv demm izz Kiana McCarthy (hottiee)mwahhCoraliee McCarthy (kinnddaa)ooh lalaDelilahh (nott) ughhh yukk
8 year old son tried to french kiss his father?
yukk. i think his son is very incestuous to him and should be separated or talked breifly. maybe take counceling. he might be homosexual.
What is the name of the cartoon with an ugly dog who wears a doghouse on his head?
It is from the 1970's, I think. The character was drawn roughly, much like a hanna-barbera character. It was a stout, shaggy looking dog that stood upright like a man, had a dry stupid sounding voice and always wore a doghouse on it's head so that you could only see two eyes in the shadow of the doorway. On the occasion that the beast ever lifted the doghouse vertically over it's head to expose the face, the television audience only got a view from behind of a mangles looking silhouette, while the animated character to whom the face was exposed directly would go into the most dramatic of hysterical conniptions as a result. Most often passing out or literally "falling to pieces." If I recall correctly this character was a superhero sidekick, but I am uncertain of who the superhero was. My recollection most closely associates the character to plastic man. I can visualize plastic man going to putty whenever he gets a glimpse. I am not at all sure that this is right. At any rate the hero and sidekick had a similar relationship to that of Blue Falcon and Dog Wonder. I seem to recall it's name to be "Hairy-Scary" but I cannot find a single trace of this character anywhere on the web except for in questions like this one. I am unsure and baffled but know that it existed once upon a time. ---- My kids used to watch this cartoon in the 80's, the dog's name was Yuk, and he was said to be the world's ugliest dog. His super power was scaring the bad guys so much that they couldn't move and would be captured. If he took the doghouse off his head when he wasn't catching a bad guy, his master would yell "Yuk, put your doghouse back on!" I seem to recall that the master and the dog were one of several odd super heroes on this cartoon. Geeeze, I miss the 80's! Edit in- The cartoon was called Mighty Man and Yukk
Can you eat crickets?
yes you can eat crickets and grasshoppers especially dried and dipped in chocolate! YUM! (by the way this guy is gross crickets are edible, but they do not taste good yukk!)
Who would win blood or crip?
Actually if you search Crip's in wikipeidia there was a gand called 'Piru Street Boys' who associated themselves with the Crips, The crips didnt like this because they actually wasnt part of the crips so the crips started a war ageinst The Piru Street Boys and there wasnt enough of them to beat the crips so they went and got all the gangs the crips hate and have beaten and joind together to make a gang called the 'Bloods' YUKK' Which makes me this bloods are the rejects sooo Crips All The Wayy ( C's Up B's Downn)
What is the meaning of 'It sucks'?
It sucks is often used as an interjection in a bad situation. If a rock fell on your toe, you'd scream, "THAT SUCKS!" Or if you were watching a boring show on television, you'd say, "This show sucks!" or, alternatively, "This show sucks ." Saying something "sucks" is somewhat vulgar, but very common place, even more so than curse words."It sucks" is a phrase usually said when a person does not like what he or she hears, sees, or sometimes they use it on themselves or other people.Examples:"I suck at bowling" might be used by somebody who says he is not good at bowling."I think you suck at Algebra" might be used by a person that thinks that his friend is not good at Algebra."Can't we go somewhere else? This place sucks." could be used when somebody does not like the place he is in.The word "suck" should not be used very often. It is sometimes considered vulgar or improper.Originally, it was a mild insult, putting someone down. It came from the idea of piercing a hole (or two at either end) of an uncooked egg, and then sucking or blowing the raw egg outside of the shell, without cracking the shell. Thus the empty eggshell could then be used in some craft activity.Since no one liked the idea of having to eat an uncooked egg (Yukk!!), "Go suck an egg!" became a popular male slang insult, similar to " Go fly a kite!"Then its use and meaning decayed and degenerated into the sexual 'blow/suck ' usage termed "Dirty English."Today's overuse is much more disparagingly insulting, to the point of a socially unacceptable vulgarism, yet very popular among both sexes.
Who would be considered a hero?
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