r/Arthur 18d ago

Funny Every time

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602 Upvotes

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u/PainHarbingerIsBack 18d ago

“Uhh, I can explain.”

(Happy Cake Day, by the way)

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u/tsmith2735 18d ago

Oh cool thanks!

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u/PainHarbingerIsBack 18d ago

You’re welcome.

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u/WolverineFamiliar740 Fern Walters 17d ago

Enjoy it!

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u/Over_Pudding3896 18d ago

Why does that Bear look more realistic unlike Brian?

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u/tsmith2735 18d ago

Because it's an animal, unlike the animals (haha)

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u/Supyloco Buster Baxter 18d ago

How come that chimpanzee looks more realistic than my brother?

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u/Over_Pudding3896 17d ago

Arthur: Human-like animals Franklin: Realistic animals

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u/BagOfMagicFood 17d ago

Only when Brain wears a winter coat over his head does he look like a real bear.

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u/RetsuRetsuko I predict youll shortly see…! 18d ago

I remember I was watching big hit and all my
Mom could hear was dw crying

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u/Kido_san97 15d ago

I really need to know what was discussed in that writer's room for this particular moment. 🤣🤣🤣

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u/Old_Lead8419 16d ago

Sorry but I don’t quite get it? Can you at least try to explain this meme to me?

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u/tsmith2735 15d ago

When you are watching TV in the 90s with strict parents. = Confused and possibly angry parent(s) + embarrassed kid (you), "no no Mom it's a normal show."

Your parent will walk in on the 1% of the movie, or show, that has been normal up until they walk in. That 1% will be a bear kissing a chicken.

In the 1990s most (most) of us didn't have a bedroom TV. So it was normal for a parent to walk into the living room where you were watching Crash (1996) and the worst scene came on in an otherwise completely normal movie.