Who was in the wrong here?
Who was in the wrong here?
Bentley Martin
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Brody Bailey
Arthur, and if you think otherwise you are a literal child
Levi Murphy
The weak should fear the strong
William Evans
Wow, that's one way to advertise that episode.
Elijah Foster
D.W. was wrong for touching Arthur's plane after being told multiple times not to touch it. Arthur was wrong for punching his sister, even though he was understandably frustrated; he's twice her size and punching her won't fix his plane.
Samuel Harris
Binky
Or maybe Arthur's parents
Julian Jenkins
They were both wrong.
David Morris
Molly.
Lucas Cook
The parents.
Julian Williams
That's a pretty cool cover.
Gabriel Lewis
DW
Ryan Carter
>that cover
absolute madman
Isaac Harris
>Kid friendly instant play
What the fuck does that mean?
Brody Perry
She was't even in that episode!
Jason Wright
Children have trouble working DVD menus, so it just starts instantly.
Elijah Gutierrez
The one who touched the Plane.
Wyatt Anderson
Arthur was in the wrong for not punching in the head.
Andrew Richardson
every DVD I've ever seen starts on the "play now" button after you get past the ads for upcoming shit. And besides surely a parent or guardian would be running the DVD player while watching it with the kid? Or am I just asking too much out of people these days.
Brody Ortiz
How fucking hard is it to select play on a menu? I had no problem using a vcr when I was four years old.
Daniel Anderson
On one hand, don't hurt little girls
On the other hand, "Well, I didn't know that, I'm just a child! Gimme a break!" That kind of smugness is asking for a good Chokeslam.
Sebastian Miller
Nigga, that screencap is straight from that episode.
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Noah Nelson
But it sure fixed his soul
Ayden Wright
I used to get triggered when people would say "Fighting people won't solve the original problem, y'know?"
Because it was technically true and I couldn't give them a rebuttal, so I just had to stew in my juices for a while until I got over it
David Morgan
The only right answer. You've gotta teach your kids not to touch other peoples' shit without their permission, and not to resolve problems by punching people.
Ryan Rivera
Not really. For example, someone is a jerk to you, you beat this person and it stops bullying.
See? It solved the original problem.
Easton Perez
Childhood is thinking that Arthur was mean. Adulthood is realizing that D.W. is a cunt.
Jacob Edwards
In reality, whether your verbally or physically trying to work something out with another party, it will either take both parties reaching a consensus together or one dominated by the other.
It is considered that physically settled problems are often one sided wich is why it's looked down on but the same can happen with a verbal conclusion.
That's why parenting is never a fixed outcome, some will spank their child and others will lecture. The goal in mind however is to settle a problem that both parties and be happy with or at least accept.