To: pabianice
Ronald McDonald is no less creepy, but without the charming self-awareness of his own creepiness that is so evident in the King's frozen expression of pained acceptance.
The King wants to be your friend, he wants to be invited into your home, but he knows he is creepy and it makes him lonely. So he creeps into your house and tries to give you free food.
He wants to be your friend. Even more than a friend, if you'll let him. That's what the perpetually open mouth signifies, if you know what I mean.
70 posted on
10/25/2005 11:33:26 AM PDT by
dead
(I've got my eye out for Mullah Omar.)
To: dead
>>That's what the perpetually open mouth signifies, if you know what I mean.<<
LIQID ALERT
Awwwww, now I have to wait for my hu y to come home to fix the key oard.
79 posted on
10/25/2005 11:35:12 AM PDT by
netmilsmom
(God blessed me with a wonderful husband.)
To: dead
LOL! Suddenly I'm recalling the psychology classes I took in college! :)
82 posted on
10/25/2005 11:35:50 AM PDT by
EX52D
To: dead
Ronald McDonald is no less creepy, but without the charming self-awareness of his own creepiness that is so evident in the King's frozen expression of pained acceptance.
The King wants to be your friend, he wants to be invited into your home, but he knows he is creepy and it makes him lonely. So he creeps into your house and tries to give you free food.
He wants to be your friend. Even more than a friend, if you'll let him. That's what the perpetually open mouth signifies, if you know what I mean.
This thread is a gold mine. =D
87 posted on
10/25/2005 11:37:33 AM PDT by
Termite_Commander
(Warning: Cynical Right-winger Ahead)
To: dead
Ronald McDonald is no less creepy, but without the charming self-awareness of his own creepiness that is so evident in the King's frozen expression of pained acceptance. The King wants to be your friend, he wants to be invited into your home, but he knows he is creepy and it makes him lonely. So he creeps into your house and tries to give you free food. He wants to be your friend. Even more than a friend, if you'll let him. That's what the perpetually open mouth signifies, if you know what I mean.I somehow saw the king as a metaphor, a living soul trapped in a lifeless persona, clothed in grandeur and glory, but ultimately powerless to emote, express, or display anything but the static smile of one who knows not true joy, only its substitute - consumption of that which does not nourish.
Alas.
95 posted on
10/25/2005 11:40:38 AM PDT by
SlowBoat407
(The best stuff happens just before the thread snaps.)
To: dead
Dead, do you remember the old Burger King with orange skin that they used to use in the old ads?
156 posted on
10/25/2005 12:19:46 PM PDT by
Clemenza
(Gentlemen, Behold!)
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