@artslut I don't see that at all, although that's a popular sitcom trope, and assumption amongst people in general (that Men are stumbling around this planet until a woman takes pity and cleans him up) - it's a romantic notion, and has nothing at all to do with real life...or the lyrics to the song for that matter.
@artslut I don't see that at all, although that's a popular sitcom trope, and assumption amongst people in general (that Men are stumbling around this planet until a woman takes pity and cleans him up) - it's a romantic notion, and has nothing at all to do with real life...or the lyrics to the song for that matter.
@artslut I don't see that at all, although that's a popular sitcom/standup trope (I'm looking at you, Chris Rock), and assumption amongst people in general (that Men are stumbling around this planet until a woman takes pity and cleans him up) - it's a romantic notion, and has nothing at all to do with real life...or the lyrics to the song for that matter.
@artslut I don't see that at all, although that's a popular sitcom/standup trope (I'm looking at you, Chris Rock), and assumption amongst people in general (that Men are stumbling around this planet until a woman takes pity and cleans him up) - it's a romantic notion, and has nothing at all to do with real life...or the lyrics to the song for that matter.
BTW, i know you winked, my comment was more for those who might come later and agree with your tongue in cheek comment.
BTW, i know you winked, my comment was more for those who might come later and agree with your tongue in cheek comment.
A man needs someone to help clean up the mess he's made of his life, fumbling around by himself. ;)
@artslut I don't see that at all, although that's a popular sitcom trope, and assumption amongst people in general (that Men are stumbling around this planet until a woman takes pity and cleans him up) - it's a romantic notion, and has nothing at all to do with real life...or the lyrics to the song for that matter.
@artslut I don't see that at all, although that's a popular sitcom trope, and assumption amongst people in general (that Men are stumbling around this planet until a woman takes pity and cleans him up) - it's a romantic notion, and has nothing at all to do with real life...or the lyrics to the song for that matter.
@artslut I don't see that at all, although that's a popular sitcom/standup trope (I'm looking at you, Chris Rock), and assumption amongst people in general (that Men are stumbling around this planet until a woman takes pity and cleans him up) - it's a romantic notion, and has nothing at all to do with real life...or the lyrics to the song for that matter.
@artslut I don't see that at all, although that's a popular sitcom/standup trope (I'm looking at you, Chris Rock), and assumption amongst people in general (that Men are stumbling around this planet until a woman takes pity and cleans him up) - it's a romantic notion, and has nothing at all to do with real life...or the lyrics to the song for that matter.
BTW, i know you winked, my comment was more for those who might come later and agree with your tongue in cheek comment.
BTW, i know you winked, my comment was more for those who might come later and agree with your tongue in cheek comment.