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And Dad DeGroot's words of wisdom are spot on.
True, but Steve Martin made the same point with the same metaphor in
"Parenthood". Now that I've seen my babies turn into college students, I
know how right he was!
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>I'm glad to see Brad talking things over with his father than see
>another day of him confiding in T.J. Something reasonable is likely to
>come out of the former; the latter, unlikely.
So how soon before the light bulb goes on over T.J.'s head: "If Brad
and Toni get too serious, she'll want to move in, and there's no way
they'll want me around; either they force me out, or they move out,
and I can't afford this place on my own - I have to figure out a way
to break them up"?
-- Don
Or he moves in with Mom and Dad DeGroot - hilarity ensues...
ted
Or he figures "If Brad can do it, how hard can it be?" and sets himself
the task of finding a girlfriend he can move it with.
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The exchange he is relating would seem to reverse the, uh, "balance
of power" in that relationship that most of us have been assuming.
> Or he moves in with Mom and Dad DeGroot - hilarity ensues...
Homer: "This is not /Happy Days/ and he is not the Fonz."
Otto: "Eeeey, Mister S!"
<_Jym_>
Yyyeah, that was already tried about a year ago . . .
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