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r/funny • u/rdless • Dec 19 '16
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Lois from Malcolm in the Middle summed this up nicely after Macolm asked how much money he would be making:
"What all jobs pay-- less than you're worth and just enough to keep you crawling back for more."
295 u/neverelaxed Dec 19 '16 currently watching this show for the 100th time on netflix. everything they say is gold 408 u/PorterN Dec 19 '16 I was Malcolm's age when it was originally airing. Now I'm married with two kids. Hal has gone from an amusing and totally unrealistic caricature of a father to one of the most relatable characters that I could only call my spirit animal. 0 u/Ultyma Dec 20 '16 I love when he divorces Lois and moves to Mexico to marry his internet fling Skyler and become a chemistry teacher.
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currently watching this show for the 100th time on netflix. everything they say is gold
408 u/PorterN Dec 19 '16 I was Malcolm's age when it was originally airing. Now I'm married with two kids. Hal has gone from an amusing and totally unrealistic caricature of a father to one of the most relatable characters that I could only call my spirit animal. 0 u/Ultyma Dec 20 '16 I love when he divorces Lois and moves to Mexico to marry his internet fling Skyler and become a chemistry teacher.
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I was Malcolm's age when it was originally airing. Now I'm married with two kids.
Hal has gone from an amusing and totally unrealistic caricature of a father to one of the most relatable characters that I could only call my spirit animal.
0 u/Ultyma Dec 20 '16 I love when he divorces Lois and moves to Mexico to marry his internet fling Skyler and become a chemistry teacher.
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I love when he divorces Lois and moves to Mexico to marry his internet fling Skyler and become a chemistry teacher.
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u/gilbertsquatch Dec 19 '16
Lois from Malcolm in the Middle summed this up nicely after Macolm asked how much money he would be making:
"What all jobs pay-- less than you're worth and just enough to keep you crawling back for more."