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That's the next part of A-Train's tradition. He subtly influences the kids' Uncles to murder the fathers and exile the kids, then goes out later and finds the kids, hits them in the head with a stick, and babbles cryptically at them until they go home and "take care" of their Uncle.Originally posted by Space Cop
That's right, Rafiki is really the puppetmaster driving the entire plot of the movie...
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Originally posted by Mister Ed View PostThat's the next part of A-Train's tradition. Years later, all the kids will then come back and deal with "Uncle A-Train" and his pack of hyenas. Not sure who the hyenas are in this metaphor, though.
Tazer; that cackling, perpetually-hungry fool is always hanging around with our boy A-Train.
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Wow, you managed to snag that quote before I realized the metaphor didn't work and edited it. Speedy!Comment
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Yo.
Originally posted by fearless2814.1 View PostTazer; that cackling, perpetually-hungry fool is always hanging around with our boy A-Train.
Tazer
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Originally posted by Mister Ed View PostThat's the next part of A-Train's tradition. He subtly influences the kids' Uncles to murder the fathers and exile the kids, then goes out later and finds the kids, hits them in the head with a stick, and babbles cryptically at them until they go home and "take care" of their Uncle.
That's right, Rafiki is really the puppetmaster driving the entire plot of the movie...Originally posted by fearless2814.1 View PostTazer; that cackling, perpetually-hungry fool is always hanging around with our boy A-Train.
I LOVE conspiracy theorists. They are like human versions of the cymbal clapping, dancing monkeys. No one takes them all that seriously and they get bored with them after about 10 minutes.Comment
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Originally posted by Mister Ed View PostThat's the next part of A-Train's tradition. He subtly influences the kids' Uncles to murder the fathers and exile the kids, then goes out later and finds the kids, hits them in the head with a stick, and babbles cryptically at them until they go home and "take care" of their Uncle.
That's right, Rafiki is really the puppetmaster driving the entire plot of the movie...Ditto to you. I deleted that post sometime before I saw your reply (it didn't seem as funny as I first thought).Originally posted by Mister Ed View Post
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I LOVE conspiracy theorists. They are like human versions of the cymbal clapping, dancing monkeys. No one takes them all that seriously and they get bored with them after about 10 minutes.Comment
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Tag Team, MD.
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