Don’t let the bastards grind you down. Crush their fucking heads.
Previous installments of Kids in the Hall Monday can be found here. Most recently: Fine Ham Abounds.
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Don’t let the bastards grind you down. Crush their fucking heads.
Previous installments of Kids in the Hall Monday can be found here. Most recently: Fine Ham Abounds.
Tags: kids in the hall, kith monday, television
Kids in the Hall taught me how to be a person. Am I a person other persons want to be around? Probably not, but they are getting their heads crushed so hard right now.
May KitH Mondays live forever. Also, internet mystery: when I see these posts in my RSS feed, there’s usually some sort of pithy description, but when I click through, it’s gone (sometimes replaced by a different, equally pithy description). Anyone know why? I guess it’s actually not that exciting of a mystery, but it’s Monday morning, what else do you want from me.
The part that shows up on the front page is different from the post itself, because I do that with KITH Mondays, and it probably relates to the RSS thing. Enjoy receiving two different forms of amusement in the morning!
I’m pinching your face!
I just can’t believe it’s 2014 and shirling still isn’t an Olympic event.
Whenever I do this no one EVER GETS IT. More people need to know about Head Crusher. It's important.
The Crushing Your Head gesture is how my first housemate/boyfriend/whatever and I communicated “I’m not home” when someone we didn’t want to speak to called the landline. KitH has infiltrated my life to an alarming degree.
The Crushing Your Head gesture is how my first housemate/boyfriend/whatever and I communicated "I'm not home" when someone we didn't want to speak to called the landline. KitH has infiltrated my life to an alarming degree.
I cannot tell you how much I look forward to KITH Mondays.
I cannot tell you how much I look forward to KITH Mondays.
Hahaha, I do this to my dog all the time.
Hahaha, I do this to my dog all the time.
“I’m doing something.”