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"Eric's pouring out of his heart"
Posted by Ellehcar71 on 07-11-07 at 09:51 AM
Can anybody tell me what the heck his story was all about? I was ticked that the editing cut up the story - but I have a feeling it was completely nonsensical. I don't think Kail had a clue what he was talking about either.I would've preferred him to pour his heart out to Joe. What was America thinking?
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- RE: Eric's pouring out of his heart,newsomewayne, 10:13 AM, 07-11-07
- RE: Eric's pouring out of his heart,Colonel Zoidberg, 02:23 PM, 07-12-07
- RE: Eric's pouring out of his heart,Estee, 05:27 PM, 07-12-07
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"RE: Eric's pouring out of his heart"
Posted by newsomewayne on 07-11-07 at 10:13 AM
Something about Danielle reminding him of a bullemic ex-girlfriend. I found it hilarious that Kail bought it.
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"RE: Eric's pouring out of his heart"
Posted by Colonel Zoidberg on 07-12-07 at 02:23 PM
The story was about Eric's senior year of high school, in which he had a girlfriend, of whom Daniele reminded him, who was anorexic (I think.) It was completely fictitious, and he used contact-lens solution to make himself cry (remind me to switch back to contacts if I ever go in the house...somehow, I don't think reality shows are made for those of us who wear glasses...and the setup was perfect.)He did a half-decent sell of it, though the fact that Kail bought it hook, line, and sinker really makes me question how gullible she is. She might be our version of Lillian.
"RE: Eric's pouring out of his heart"
Posted by Estee on 07-12-07 at 05:27 PM
If Eric poured out his heart to Joe and had it work, then Joe might start to spend more time with Eric. That's not a chance most people are willing to take.It's not a straight thing or a gay thing. It's a 'I'm pretty sure this man needs some serious therapy' thing.
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