barf? exactly. it's crude, but memorable. now, before you even get in the water, you should be aware of the native flora and fauna of the lake. most notably, the northern water snakes. snakes? don't worry, they'll only bite you if you're swimming near them. how will i know if i am near them? okay, tiffany, my turn to teach ravi. no! we're making progress here. please. the closest he's come to getting wet is when he licked his finger to turn the next page. he's not ready to get in the water yet. we have to take baby steps. exactly! which is why i got this. well, this is embarrassing. on the other hand, my swimming test is tomorrow. quick question, which is the shallow end? just jump in, big guy. ha! this is not so bad. (chuckles) wait, wait, what is that? (screaming) the snakes are biting! (screaming) hey, emma, i saw you get wiped out by that wakeboard. when i replay it in my head, it just gets better and better! (laughing) we need to get that spirit stick back from xander before any more wakeboards take out the rest of us wo

if you really want playground buzz, i am pretty sure i saw a possum eating my puddle of barf in the backyard. ( laughs ) come on, boys, the show's not over. ( cheering ) willow, this is gonna work great. i'm so glad we found this in the halloween stuff. i also found this gem. ohh! let them eat cake! ( laughs ) you ready to do this? let's crank it to its highest notch and see what this baby can really do. - drop it like it's hot. - drop it like it's hot! ( laughs ) ( screaming ) zee head! i want zee head! i love your family, mrs. rooney. oh, thank you, evan. that is so sweet. i don't care what my mom says. the bad parents are the fun ones. happy 14, maya! how's 14? tell me what it's like to be 14, but don't leave anything out. so far it's a lot of work. because you know i'll be there soon, well, if you're like me, you can look forward to your mother forgetting your birthday. oh, no she did not! where you goin', honey? - must talk to your mom. - must not get involved. why do you tell me these things if you don't expect me to fix them? when you're 14, you'll understand. how could your mother fo

there was a barf bag off the screen. when she was done with me -- >> i haven't seen a shag like that since the '70s. >> christie brinkley guest stars on the new usa network comedy series "donnie" slot at his real home. he gave us a tour of his stylish digs. >> this is where christie brinkley dumped me in an episode. i start doing push-ups to prove i'm young enough. >> he plays an amped up version of himself as the host of a daytime talk show where he dispenses wonderful advice but ends up doing the same student things he tells viewers not to do. >> a more idiotic version of me. yes, so we've taken the most buffoonery type traits and celebrated them. the whole thing is scripted. it's inspired by elements of my life. the one thing i was very protective of, i said i'd like to think i'm a good dad in real life. >> on the show he's more of a romeo and often seen shirtless. >> that's a bathroom selfie. that's totally. >> nothing actually happens in the show has happened to me whether sex like that or what. but it could. cheers

hopefully, you ate thanksgiving dinner after the eagles game because it was, a barf worthy their performance. the let's in the talk with this and talk about the philadelphia 76ers. oh, wait a minute they are zero ape 16. >> a apparently jahlil okafor isn't happy either. he knock out a heckler. tmz got their hand on this video. the lets look at this. >> yes. >> he is with the hood and jacket over. that. >> he is running after the guy. >> this is real. >> it did good real. >> apparently one of these guys, which was drunk, comes up to him and says, the the sixers suck, i mean which they do but he had it and went after him. so now what does the the nba and what do the sixers do about this. >> okafor is saying self-defense. >> it looks like he is pretty aggressive there. >> it all started because the heckler was saying how bad 76ers were and jahlil saying we have money though, we have money though, that is what he is yelling out. >> little dufuss. >> we will see what happened to him. >> other kid are dufusses too. >> it happens all the time, these athletes, they are rich, but guys come up all the

barf.my swatch. >> i raise that, michael, because is it odd that so many blue collar workers are supporting a billionaire, who is running as a populist? >> it is a little bit of a whacky scenario. i remember watching and listening to a couple of focus groups out of new hampshire and seeing blue collar moms. i mean, these are some of them are waitresses, some of them are small business owners talking about donald trump as one of us, and that is an amazing ability for this man to be able to connect, given his pedigree, his education background, the level of wealth he's amassed, for everyday joe and janes out there, blue collar workers across the country to identify with him so strongly, i think it speaks to his language, how he talks about america's politics today, how he talks about a lot of these policy issues, rev, that people are drawn to them, because that's how they talk about it. that's how they feel about it. so there is this instant connection. now, as this campaign unfolds and we ge

barfing being pretty old-school. there was a moment that follow where the term on campus for throwing up after an overindulgent night at frat greeting miyazawa. miyazawa.lly greeted [laughter] we were very politically focused. [laughter] i don't know if you will forgive for going from comedy to tragedy. robert, you talked about the president in his role as comforter in chief. president, president clinton, is well known as somebody who famously said, i feel your pain. you canlly learned -- fact check this -- it wasn't president clinton who originated that phrase, it was actually president carter who first said, "i feel your pain." i think president clinton is probably better at it than some other presidents have been. it was a particular, and actually, i think important , easy to kind of have fun with, but really very sorts of in all contexts that presidents are confronted with. i will just talk briefly about one and was involved in that feels very fresh in this moment. horrificthe sort of school shooting at columbine

barfing being pretty old school. so there was a moment that followed this incident when the erm on campus was for throwing up, after an overindulgent night at frat parties, was reeting miazawa. ll over the common room. we were very politically focused where i went to college. so i don't know if if you'll forgive me for going from comedy to tragedy. but robert you talked about the president in his role as comforter in chief. my president, president clinton, obviously well known as someone who famously said, i feel your pain. we actually learned -- you can fact check this -- that it wasn't president clinton who originated that phrase in the presidential context. it was actually president carter who first said i feel your pain. i think that president clinton is probably just better at it than some other president have been. it was a particular -- and actually i think a very important strength. easy to kind of have fun with. but really, really very important in all sorts of contexts that presidents are confronted with. i

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