Isn’t that an Alan Rickman character?

Isn’t that an Alan Rickman character?

I’m thinking Raymond Bailey in a special season finale episode of Beverly Hillbillies – “Who shot Jed Clampett?”
Some civil servant noticed that they were being pranked, and decided to prank back.
And NOW for the “find out” portion of our show!
Well, you can’t call her Ashtray.
Ashtray’s a boy’s name.
Seven’s a good name, right?


Show us a screenshot, buddy, there’s folks around here who wouldn’t click a Facebook link for cash.
Or Eleven.

Earl?
Jesus?
Formerly-Known-As-Prince?
Clean up on aisle three.
Sure to be famous one day.
Just shorten his name to"Meth Rules Drysdale". Though it would still present some problems in a decade or so if a teenage friend was looking for him walking through a festival crowd shouting “Meth, hey Meth, where are you?” ![]()
This name reminds me of the moment I learned that I would never try crystal meth:
One Saturday night in college, the idiots downstairs had a party. After it died out I was with a couple friends on the balcony of our place as 2 of my downstairs neighbors came outside. One started to walk off aimlessly then bent down as if to tie his shoe, when suddenly he went flat on his back and started having a seizure on the concrete. His buddy was watching and just sat there laughing hysterically.
We were shocked; trying to figure out what we should do while he seized. Once the seizure stopped he stood up and stumbled back towards his buddy. After a couple unsteady steps, he stood up straight raised his hand high and called out as strongly as he could,
It was a moment of high-potency, crystalized idiocy that I still remember clearly
Jesus isn’t a title though, it’s just the Latinised version of Yeshua. Christ is the title.
Is Queenie still allowed?
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