Maybe she was arrested for being a horrible cook and making everybody watch 'The Color Purple' every year on Thanksgiving. Everyone's grandmas do that, right? No? Never mind. It was probably crack then
Looks like the happiest day of her life just turned into the worst day of her life. Hopefully she made a shiv to bring to her wedding for protection in jail. Technically it would count as something old and something new, so it wouldn't be entirely impractical.
Point of confusion: is this a clown or just a really weird dude? And if it is a clown, why was he in costume while he was breaking the law? Did he think he could just pass it off as a practical joke? Too many questions, not enough answers
What kind of bet do you have to lose to wind up with a haircut like this? It probably has something to do with underground competitive ring toss, which should be a thing, if only to explain this picture
Although the hairdo is probably available anywhere there is easy access to water and electrical sockets,and the blank expression can be found anywhere Gotye can be heard, we're betting this guy lives south of Maryland -- it's just too hard to get chartreuse man-tanks north of the Mason-Dixon
Then: Travis "Spanky" Tedford was the leader of the Women Hater's Club in 'The Little Rascals' and, unlike his buddy Alfalfa, was not a fan of Darla. His most notable accomplishments after his movie debut was playing Loafy in 'Slappy and the Stinkers,' which clearly did not do as well in the box office as his first film endeavor, as well as some cute Welch's Grape Juice commercials.
Now: Tedford
Then: If you remember correctly, "Oooooootay" was the signature catch phrase of Ross "Buckwheat" Bagley on 'The Little Rascals.' His signature braids, dimples and can-do attitude made him a hit with audiences. We also remembe
Then: Darla was the girl all the boys wanted (and by "all the boys" we mean Alfalfa and that rich kid Waldo). Brittany Ashton Holmes was lucky enough to snag the role, and it was this part that led to future appearances on 'Ellen' (the sitcom, not the talk show), 'Red Shoe Diaries' and a couple random made-for-TV movies.
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Then: Where's Waldo? Plotting the demise of Alfalfa, of course. Blake McIver Ewing's preppy little kid character was clearly the villain of 'The Little Rascals.' You couldn't be a suit-and-tie-wearing 9-year-old and not be considered the evildoer. At least, not i
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The helmet hairdo, the butt-chin, the chops, the MASSIVE collar, the handlebar 'stache. It all adds up to awesome sauce.
There was actually an attempt on Know Your Meme to build Ken Snyder into an ic