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After finding out about Kyle, and the information about Pat's cousins a couple of hundred pages back, I'm thinking that the Tomlinson genetic lottery is actually pretty strong, just all the fuckups landed on Pat. He's the Danny DeVito in Twins of the entire Tomlinson family.What a fucking Chad. 7/10 would maybe bang on a drunk night.
Guess someone didn’t totally strike out in the Tomlinson genetic lottery.
It would be funny if the bot catching bot decides he's a bot, because he acts more botlike than most bots.I love it when Patrick bitches about bots on Twitter. Bro, you also constantly bitch whenever Twitter mass bans obvious bots and your number of followers drop.
This is like Patrick bitching about being fat. Put down the fucking fork.
Any southern gothic novel because the characters would remind him of himself, and according to Pat, Pat is not a failure, child.You're saying the Bard of Avon is unknown to the the Lard of Milwaukee, professional published author of 6 books? I agree. Piggy is profoundly ignorant in all things involving the written word.
Despite his never to be forthcoming rip-off of "A Christmas Carol", if you asked Patso if he recognized himself in any of the "Sketches by Boz", he would have no idea what you meant. He's never read even one paragraph of Dickens.
Regarding literature in general, Patso thinks;
- "A Farewell to Arms" is a horror story about amputation. Won't read. Might trigger his castration anxiety.
- "Moby Dick" is porn, obviously. Won't read. Intimidated by the idea of a large penis. Might bring back memories of the Lappening and the late Pringle Can John, may he R.I.P.
- "The Story of O" is about the discovery/invention of zero as a mathematical concept. Won't read. The Lard doesn't do Math. It makes his thinkin' meats hurt.
- "War and Peace" is a textbook. Won't read. Gen. Fatton knows more about War than some Russian Count. Doesn't need a tutorial. Also, count, that's a numbers thing. Numbers are a no go.
- "All the King's Men" has something to do with an anthropomorphic egg. Won't read. Doesn't like eggs. Eggs make him angry. They remind him of his own face and body shape, and a childhood trauma involving chickens.
- "Le Morte d'Arthur" is the final chapter in the life of that Dudley Moore character. Didn't like the movies, so wouldn't like the book. Dudley was even less funny than Norm, thus thinketh The Lard.
-"À la Recherche du Temps Perdu" is a history about that chicken raising family, the Perdues. Won't read. The Lard has an irrational fear of chickens. Stems from a childhood trauma.
-"The Divine Comedy" is about Yahweh's stand-up act. Won't read. Doesn't think God, like Norm, is funny.
-"One Hundred Years of Solitude" is a story about life in prison. Won't read. Doesn't care to know what happens to the atalkers once they are incarcerated. Also, numbers. Big numbers intimidate The Lard. Sometimes, there are incontinence issues.
-"Lolita" is about a young girl's life. Won't read. His friend Paul Weimer says Lolita was too old to be interesting. Paul knows a few things.
-"The Odyssey" is written by that Simpson's character. Won't read. Isn't interested in any on-the-road story by a fat, stupid guy.
-"The Catcher in the Rye" is about a baseball player's alcoholism. Won't read. Doesn't want to confront his own dysfunctional relationship with alcohol, not even by proxy.
-"Pride and Prejudice" is about the fight for gay rights. Won't read. The Lard is still in denial about himself and doesn't want to face uncomfortable truths.
-"Catch-22" is about the difficulty in counting past 21. Won't read, has enough trouble counting to 21 what with the difficulty in locating his baby carrot under his fat rolls.
-"Nineteen Eighty Four" is about 2 big numbers and one small number. Won't read. Big numbers=big scary.
Certainly there are many more works of literature (read: all of them) That The Lard of Milwaukee has not, nor will ever, read.
Now would be the time for Pat to quit Twitter - the guy running it (who he hates) just brought back Trump (who he also hates) and clearly lied about the process of restoring accounts. By his standards, this is now a toxic right-wing platform.
He's also just plain too dumb to read Faulkner. It's above his 1.2 GPA reading level.Any southern gothic novel because the characters would remind him of himself, and according to Pat, Pat is not a failure, child.
he could try dilating his clothes so they aren’t so fucking tight on his FAT body.What should I dilate?
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You'd think a guy with so many billions like Elmo would be better able to "maximize chaos in the service of fascism" than just unban from a single platform an easily blocked shitposter who has become bitterly obsessed about the 2020 election to the exclusion of most anything else.
To be fair, tweeting replies to himself is pretty much the only way he gets interaction on his tweets.Dilation saga continued
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Patrick S. Tomlinson on Twitter: "@TortugaReturns What should I dilat…
archived 20 Nov 2022 06:31:28 UTCarchive.fo
"Waiting." HAHAHAH I'm perplexed at how his 1.7 brain works, over an hour after asking he thinks "that person from an hour ago STILL owes me an explanation about what he meant by me dilating, better reach out to remind them!"
I hope he's drunk because if he's doing this sober it's even sadder.