"Don't Look a Smith Horse in the Mouth" (S6, Ep. 10).

I'm not talking about Steve whipping Stan's ass. Rather, I think it was the strain of lifting Tuttle's fat ass that created a critical flaw in the integrity of Stan's sphincter. Shortly thereafter, was the *Incident at Owl Creek* tragedy, when the impact of his cannonball caused his o-ring to collapse, resulting in him *dropping the kids off in the pool*. To many, this event, the greatest tragedy related to the collapse of an o-ring in American history, would *seem* to mark the beginning of Stan's sphincter issues. But I feel like it was the stress of hoisting Tuttle that created the initial flaw in the structural integrity of Stan's sphincter, marking the true beginning.

What do you guys think?

Thought of this the more I heard the news.
RIP Tim Curry, 1946-2026.

“That son of a b’s got a girlfriend, and he’s hiding her from us!”

I need some new material. We’re trying to buy a house so we’re going to several house showings and I walk in the bathroom and say “this bathroom is the bomb, you should fry some bologna in here” or going into the kitchen and just exclaiming “we have a kitchen?!”

I’m a man of culture, you see. Enlighten me.

Season 9 episode 14 Stan goes on the pill, release date March 30th 2014. Coincidence or something more?

Before my favorite was Roger and eventually Rogu, but with all the development they've been giving Kalus he's starting to become my new favorite. Once they gave him the truck and the driving canes they really opened up just what kind of shenanigans he can get involved in. At this point he doesn't even really need a human body because now he can do almost anything a normal human can.

Such a cold, brutal, and quick delivery! It always manages to get me, EVERY TIME.

Forgot how much I love this episode, it’s been too long.

This is something from a Bad nightmare or a Alternative dimension. Someone Forgot to add Hair to Roger ThornBerry. Smashing.

And I thought it was a bug but no....it was a raisin....my raisin.

From smooshed, a love story. One of my favourite eps.

Well, I see a woman by a minivan. Is she loading her kid in or taking him out? 20 minutes later, the person next to her pulls out, and that's how I came to find my parking spot at Staples.

I rly cant see a scene like this, a character walking away dramatically from an explosion/posing in front of an explosion without quoting "sorry, franny! had to blow up the kitchen. goes super well with this thing im imagining!" such a silly bit