I wouldn’t dare explain this.
-Griff
I wouldn’t dare explain this.
-Griff
Sabrina
Grandpa to Keelan after watching him lean over his plate to shove hash browns into his mouth.
Brady after seeing 12 years a slave.
Above is a letter/email that Brady wrote to his Asian film studies professor because he didn’t want to go to class the next day.
Shane, on his relationship with Forrest.
Sabrina explains how her relationship with her roomate Luana is strong because it is built on making fun of other people.
Griff, on Dylan's Wigwam.
Brady Palubiski during a long silence at the dinner table tries to spark up a conversation in an unlikely fashion.
Brady telling Keelan not to ride Trent's skateboard while he was gone
Brady Palubiski gives his two cents about the prospect of future world peace after a lengthy conversation between four other people.
Sarah (Hartney Harrington Friend) after Chris (Hartney) asked to be trimmed at a dinner party.
Griff to Keelan while driving to LMU to move him into the dorms.
After being asked how Whitney felt about animals, Erin recalls a short and sweet answer from the memory banks.
When asked why she moved her desk into a new office, Whitney explains her decision. (Her coworker was eating a bag of chips at her desk)
Aidan while he pulls hundred dollar bills from his bulging wallet. When translated from Aidan Language to English the boy actually said: "I have so much money its not even funny".
Shortly after Mom (Chris) and Dad (Griff) left Aidan and Keelan in the car to go get snacks at a gas station, Aidan panics about being alone in the middle of nowhere.
A term used to punctuate an action (ordinarily) associated with sport or competition, traditionally used to emphasize a 3-point basket in basketball. It may also be used to complement the achievements of others.
ex. "thats an Uuda BangBang!" or "KD just hit a BangBang"
(See also: Bangout!)
While Aidan was sidesteping down the street.