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Such Bull

posted 9 years ago by ja_kitty_71
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I don't know where comes Fred up with such bull-[CENSORED] like: "Babies ties a guy down". And in the episode "Feudin' and Fussin'", he says to Wilma : "You're supposse to agree with me!"

On off-topics "gripes," In the episode The Surprise, Fred was really being ass towards the Rubbles' little nephew Marblehead, and he "canceled" his friendship with Barney because he was babysitting instead of going bowling - I mean Cheeses-and-Ritz! A friendship broken because of a little, harmless baby. Also in the episode, he dubbed Wilma a "traitor" for still being Betty's friend - pencil-dick, she would have give the finger at 'im. In "Little Bamm-Bamm", when Fred threw out the Rubbles and Wilma was like "Give me that baby!" I always thought it was a gesture that says "You're not fit to be the father of my daughter."
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[–] kartoon-1 8 years ago

Nah. Fred may have overreacted a lot of times but he always calmed down and relented, proving he was no bad guy, just hair-triggered.

Even Barney and Betty (after she stopped crying) realised they were butting in on Fred and Wilma's privacy night after night because they were envious of them having a baby.

[–] gcarras 8 years ago

Well, in "Little Bamm-Bamm", Pebbles WAS THE FLINTSTONES's daughter, NOT the RUBBLES! And the other poster was right, Fred was just hair trigged like me..:)(I love to eat, just like Fred)..

All comments=my own opinion not reflecting my voluptous pinup profile girl, Courtney Thorne-Smith