there you were. eddy! ouch. (laughter) i ll teach to you laugh at something that s funny. i want to go on the swing set. you got two turns. you spent most of your time on the phone sitting on the couch perfecting a pissy look on your face. come home drunk. what the (bleep) did you say to me? what the (bleep). stripping? prostitution, whore. i don t give a flying (bleep). you know what? one reason to get you out of my house so you can t touch this baby. obviously you are not a good mr either because i am the one
to some child. you had beaver who was a medieval morality play. he s the character that s the innocent. then you have wally he s a transitional character. he knows that the world isn t like the beautiful world that a child sees and june and ward who say, a lot of times do as i say as parents do, not as i do. barbara s role was a cultural standard one that may be too good to be true. hi mrs. cleaver. hi eddy. that is a neat looking apron. can eddy stay for lunch? wally, i if you don t have enough mrs. cleaver i can just sit here and watch wally eat. i am sure we have enough, eddy. many don t understand why she vacuumed in pearls but they said it was a lighting issue. people say why was she always so dressed up? she was one of the first
eddy! ouch. (laughter) i ll teach to you laugh at something that s funny. i want to go on the swing set. you got two turns. you spent most of your time on the phone sitting on the couch perfecting a pissy look on your face. come home drunk. what the (bleep) did you say to me? what the (bleep). stripping? prostitution, whore. i don t give a flying (bleep). you know what? one reason to get you out of my house so you can t touch this baby. obviously you are not a good mr either because i am the one
to some child. you had beaver who was a medieval morality play. he s the character that s the innocent. then you have wally he s a transitional character. he knows that the world isn t like the beautiful world that a child sees and june and ward who say, a lot of times do as i say as parents do, not as i do. barbara s role was a cultural standard one that may be too good to be true. hi mrs. cleaver. hi eddy. that is a neat looking apron. can eddy stay for lunch? wally, i if you don t have enough mrs. cleaver i can just sit here and watch wally eat. i am sure we have enough, eddy. many don t understand why she vacuumed in pearls but they said it was a lighting issue. people say why was she always so dressed up?
stop, you are for getting me. i got outlet your mother in and there you were. eddy! ouch. (laughter) i ll teach to you laugh at something that s funny. i want to go on the swing set. you got two turns. you spent most of your time on the phone sitting on the couch perfecting a pissy look on your face. come home drunk. what the (bleep) did you say to me? what the (bleep). stripping? prostitution, whore. i don t give a flying (bleep). you know what? one reason to get you out of my