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I think the OP was referring to David saying he was overqualified for temp work.

You'll need 2 if you want it to go boom boom. And your son will have to move out if you want it more than twice a week.

What, no water buffalo?

David: "I had hoped to hit the ground running." *waddles away*

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The DR. The Dominican Republic. *NOT "The Dominican," FamilyChantel and FriendMolly. "The Dominican" sounds like a nonspeaking role in Scarface.

Anfisa questions whether she is ready to trust Jorge; Annie questions her marriage to David; Pao keeps a secret from her family; a lawyer gives Nicole unsettling news; Chantel's family's suspicions of Pedro grow.

Wow that just freed up a lot of summertime.

Slapstick... it's not just something Annie and David do twice a week.

Now with even more Ping Pong balls! ...BOOM, BOOM.

Discuss this mess here!

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...actually no, that would be ridiculous.

Maybe they could just say Roseanne actually died after a heart attack at Darlene and David's wedding, and the episodes between then and now were just imaginary events from a semi-fictitious book Dan was writing about his life...

Molly went to Matthew's house outfitted for a gang initiation. Olivia seems like such a sweet and sensitive kid, leave her be until one or both of you figures some things out. Would not judge Pedro if he "accidentally" knocked that eternasmile off Father Chantel's smug mug. You just don't smile when someone's about to be stuck in a cabin with 4 1/2 people who hate them.

Television Chantel could barely fit into Toyota Chantel *before* the extra few inches of packaging. (Thinking of them unpacking the $60 foam job to get it back into the car makes me happy.)

Nicole, have you ever noticed that no one else you know drives clutching ketchup in their fist?

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Jorge meets with divorce attorneys; Chantel questions Pedro's motives for sending money home; it's the moment of truth for Nicole and Azan; Molly decides she won't quit; Pao gets bad news from Colombia; David and Annie struggle.

"I was washing my ass." "Brooke's got this. Those glutes, honey. She's gonna pull that shit all over the place." -Selita, who hates profanity

I don't think she needed to stay home, but it would've helped to establish some clear "Things I'm Not Comfortable With Now But That Used To Be Okay" with Vinny or with the producers (to share with Vinny) prior to the show. If I had to guess, she's not allowed to talk to him. I've known some Jionni's in my time, and they place all the blame for the cheating on The Other Dude... (to be continued) (continued) ...especially when The Other Dude has a dynamic with your girl such as the one Vinny had with Snooki. Mike and Vinny are different in Jionni's eyes: because while Mike was a hookup, Snooki was completely enamored with Vinny for years. He's extremely threatening to Jionni because Jionni has himself convinced that if Vinny snapped his fingers, Nicole would run to him and leave her life with J&Kids behind... even if that's not true (and I don't think it is.) I don't have a horse in this race because they're both stupid AF. Nicole should have been calm and mature about setting boundaries, but she didn't share them proactively and instead just started treating Vinny like an untouchable ("Move, I can't sit next to Vinny") and flipping out when he approached her for the specific rules so that he could follow them and cut the tension out... so I'd be Team Vinny but really who the hell shoves their package in a girls face while she's sitting down? This ain't Magic Mike, KetoGuido.

So he promises things will change but continues to give them the same sub-par shit over and over and they drink it anyway but eventually have enough of the same shit and never come back? Sounds like all of his relationships.

Pablo Picasso refuses to leave Paris during the war, straining his relationship with photographer Dora Maar.

Pablo Picasso confronts the threat of fascism in Spain; young Pable rejects traditional painting to search for his own voice.