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Reminder that Patrick thinks he's going to swoop into Annabelle's life when she's a teenager and she'll accept him

HotDogJoe

Professional leech since 1994. Anyone can do it.
Dickhead, you abandoned her at birth and have made zero effort to see her since. You have left a trail of utter embarrassment behind you online and just a few minutes of googling your name will reveal you to be a. an utter cunt and b. a huge lolcow.

When she's a teenager, she'll just be grateful she was raised by a normal man and wasn't burdened by having your surname. You ugly cocksucker.
 

Mike Glyer

Rick is Persona Non Grata on File 770
This strategy would actually work if PCJ was a shitty dad who didn't give her the love and attention she needed. But that's not the case. His daughter will start off seeing him through the lens of resentment. All of his flaws will be emphasized, not minimized and ignored.

Pig doesn't understand human emotion and can't imagine an experience that he didn't actually have. That's why he can say his college career (ha) was all about going to class and getting laid (like on TV!) and that fans walk up to him or email him thanking him for the insane shit he says. He doesn't see the lies as obvious and embarrassing because they seem plausible to him.

And he's fat.
 

MonsterSteve

Age.
It's gonna be like the Wrestler where Annabelle gets pissed and doesn't let him see her because he was up all night tweeting and drinking and forgot their date.
 
What's really rich is that Patrick thinks he can still write sympathetic articles about traumatized children!


> It is not difficult to see how children like Joe, who have suffered massive breakdowns in the continuity of his care, often from birth onwards, will have internalised the reality that everything ends in a breakdown. Nothing lasts, promises mean nothing, adults cannot be trusted - they say one thing and do another. Breakdown is familiar and in this sense provides the only certainty in these children’s lives.

Terrible hypocrisy. :cautious:
 
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