this is a page from a longer story about my older brother’s visit to New York last summer. We basically spent the whole time walking and acting like idiots. 
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this is a page from a longer story about my older brother’s visit to New York last summer. We basically spent the whole time walking and acting like idiots.
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What, you didn’t sing the “Muppets” theme or talk in a voice like death warmed over? Very amusing set of panels.
I’m not sure whether this makes me happy or sad about being an only child.
haha, walk like a muppet. i’d like to see that
Loving this so much.
I love having a brother. Sometimes at large family events attended by people other than family members (weddings, funerals) my brother and I will wait a couple hours until most people know who we are and we’ll start holding hands to freak people out. It is some good times, I tell you what. And at restaurants we will ask the waiter for things like a handful of cheese or 3 different sodas (we both wait tables so we tip like, insane, just wanted to throw that out there.) And when we have a crush, we have the other people call their job and say funny things in a weird voice. Oh the laughs. Who would believe I am 30?
i absolutely loved this one!
We’d like to talk about membership into the Institute of Funny Walks.
I can’t believe how much I love this one! The Keep on Trucking guy! Ha ha!
I used to do Free Wheelin Franklin’s walk ( Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers). Didn’t do that one in public though. And back in my younger days, I remember trying to embarrass my sister by doing what I called a pixie dance, while waiting at the bus stop.
There are times in life when acting like an idiot is a rational response.
Why has your character grown 30 feet of leg?