For some reason, the fact that it bounces after you makes it even more grotesquely disturbing.
By the way, Pebbles never does get to complete her sentence, there. “They’re” — what? “They’re incredibly hideous, as is implied by the name.” “They’re quite tasty when served with white wine.” “They’re afflicted with anatomically-improbable giant buck teeth that they must constantly gnaw with to wear them down, or they grow too large to allow for proper eating, and they slowly starve to death.” Alas, we may never know Pebbles’ words of wisdom.
They’re an easy lover?
“They’re both singular and plural, enabling me to call the creature ‘a hideosaurus’ and then, in the same sentence, refer to it as ‘them!'”
{{{face-palm}}} My joke just fell flat since I typed “them” instead of “they’re.” Note to self: Proofread my posts before hitting “Submit Comment.”
They’re stealing my knee-cap and your left leg, Bamm Bamm!
“They’re it is!”
(She also has problems with the whole its/it’s thing.)
“They’re possessed with ears that make it look like they’re perpetually doing the ‘Walk Like an Egyptian’ dance!”
“They’re able to play Whack-a-Mole with the holes on their back!”
Yeah, why did they color out his leg and take half her knee and calf with it? You can almost see the outline. Separation error, I guess? Odd spot for it.
They’re supposed to be extinct! (Cures all grammar problems.)
“They’re incredibly horny.”
It’s a pun and makes Bamm-Bamm’s look of concern amusing in itself.