His mom doesn’t like you, and she likes everyone. 2016 is a very savage year for Justin.
Part of the 79 Observational One-Liners: The 2016 Reality Shift archive. Historically Verified
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There is no spoon, but there is definitely a laugh here.
There is a joke in my boot!
Transferring laughs at high speeds.
Even a noob would find this funny. Great stuff.
Is this real life? Or is it just funny?