Realistically, who was in the wrong here?

this

Imagine if bubble boy started raping Susan and george just slinks out of the room as she's screaming for help haha.

>bubble boy raped susan?
...yep...
>and you just left the room as she was getting raped?
....yeah...
>now she's in the hospital...are you atleast going to visit her?
I think she's been through enough.

...

The envelope company for using arsenic-filled glue. Although MatPat did a Film Theory about this episode, and concluded that the amount of arsenic used in even the most poisonous envelopes wouldn't have been enough to kill somebody. She would have had to lick millions of envelopes to achieve a lethal dose.

Literally can picture this.
Yeah pretty much, Bubble Boy was a legitimate cunt.

How am I supposed to know???

He was making great time, but he had nowhere to be....

>Laugh track
>Freeze frame
youtube.com/watch?v=_V2sBURgUBI

youd be a cunt too if you had to live in a bubble, find out your favorite comedian was coming to visit you personally and some short, fat bald fuck showed up instead and started cheating in a friendly board game.

george for not wanting to smash that pussy day in day out

There isn't a single thing in the entire series George wasn't right about.

You would look it up with an encyclopedia.

George was pulling dimes every week, she wasn't that special

>got engaged
>thought him and Jerry had a pact
>ate garbage
>wanted to name his kid SEVEN

>pulling dimes
George was pulling nickels. Jerry was pulling dimes.

she was rich as fuck though.

That doesn't make her pussy better

george, for having a small peenor

He was in the fucking pool!

The ball was entirely in the bubble boy's court. As implied in the episode, the boy is very familiar with trivial pursuit as it's one of the only activities he can do. As such, he knows every answer to every question. Further, he should be aware of the "moops" misprint from his experience with his game.
It was up to him whether you answer "moors" or "moops", but he misjudged George's character and picked the 'correct answer.

The real question is if George would have accepted "moops" as the answer (George likely has little knowledge of Moorish history)

To George it did. Jerry even confirmed it.

>Further, he should be aware of the "moops" misprint from his experience with his game.
You've never played Trivial Pursuit obviously. There are hundreds of cards and 5-6 questions on each card. You could play a game every day for years and not get every question.

>she was the love of his life. . . at the time
>they did have a pact
>He bit from the side that didn't already have a bite taken, it still had the doily under it, and it was clearly placed at the top of the bin under several thick magazines. He may as well grabbed it off the counter top.
>It's a unique, interesting name. He was ahead of his time.