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ReplyDeleteohmegod! It's like a living enactment of the dichotomy of good and evil!!
ReplyDeleteI think wedgie man might hurt more people where noogie man is more tame. does this help your decision?
ReplyDeleteI think, if given the choice, I would like to be Noogie Woman.
Wedgie Man for sure. And make sure you wear your underpants on the outside, so no one can reciprocate the wedgie.
ReplyDeleteMy 8 year old nephew won a trophy for his Captain UnderPants costume at his school
Dick: Thanks, your comics always rock also!
ReplyDeleteBO: I not so sure which is which!
Teri: Didn't help much, but a big thumbs up for you going as Noogie women!
Cheer: Congrats to your Nephew! And if I wore underpants, I would always have them on the outside.
Kim was appalled this morning to discover that Adam has "noogie" contests with his friends at school. Having been a 13-year-old boy at some point in my life, I was not surprised in the least.
ReplyDeleteIn a couple of years, when we have two teenagers living under this roof, things should be really interesting.
Two teens at the same time is going to be quite the challenge JY. Good luck with that!
ReplyDeleteOr the ever-popular, Sperm Boy Wonder!
ReplyDeleteWhat is Sperm Boys power? Sperms seem to wander aimlessly looking for an egg, I don't see how that helps in an armed robbery. ;^)
ReplyDeleteOnly if they stop the crime before it happens... prematurely!
ReplyDeleteIt's a power and a curse all at the same time!
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