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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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** Afterwards, Macie talks to Ginger in the bathroom and says that she will be "forever haunted by the sounds of cramping". The Latin American dub of said episode actually took this line UpToEleven, with Macie referring to cramps as ''menstrual pains''.
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** Afterwards, Macie talks to Ginger in the bathroom and says that she will be "forever haunted by the sounds of cramping". The Latin American dub of said episode actually took this line UpToEleven, up to eleven, with Macie referring to cramps as ''menstrual pains''.
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** Afterwards, Macie talks to Ginger in the bathroom and says that she will be "forever terrified by the sounds of cramping". The Latin American dub of said episode actually took this line UpToEleven, with Macie referring to cramps as ''menstrual pains''.
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** Afterwards, Macie talks to Ginger in the bathroom and says that she will be "forever terrified haunted by the sounds of cramping". The Latin American dub of said episode actually took this line UpToEleven, with Macie referring to cramps as ''menstrual pains''.
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** Not to mention Carl and Hoody's attempt at 'vanishing' someone is almost blatantly a cover up for wanting to murder someone.
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** Not to mention Carl and Hoody's Hoodsey's attempt at 'vanishing' someone is almost blatantly a cover up for wanting to murder someone.
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* In episode six, the educational video about the pituitary gland includes the term "sex appeal".
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* In episode six, "Dare I, Darren?", the educational video about the pituitary gland includes the term "sex appeal".
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** In episode six, the educational video about peturitary gland includes the term "sex appeal".
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** Joann also details how her husband, even though he is a married adult, is still embarrassed of being seen naked and undresses in the closet. Makes one wonder how he dealt with that situation in order to conceive Dodie and Hoodsey.
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** Joann also details how her husband, even though he is a married adult, is still embarrassed of being seen naked and undresses in the closet. Makes one wonder how Maybe he dealt with that situation in order to conceive kept his clothes on when he conceived Dodie and Hoodsey.
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* In episode six, the educational video about peturitary gland includes the term "sex appeal".
* "And She Was Gone" is about Ginger being mistaken for depressed and suicidal after writing a dark poem. Euphemisms are used byt it's clear what others believe.
* "And She Was Gone" is about Ginger being mistaken for depressed and suicidal after writing a dark poem. Euphemisms are used byt it's clear what others believe.
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** The episode is about Ginger being mistaken for depressed and suicidal after writing a dark poem. Euphemisms are used
