On King of the Hill, do you think Bobby is aware that John Redcorn and not Dale is his biological father?
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I think that Bobby is just really confused! Plus it is his friend so why would he be big into his life??
835871
I'm doubting it...\n\nNow, maybe the Mother Theressa cross with David Blaine of his time, maybe. Assuming he existed.
1173554
years ago (before many of you were born) johnny cash WAS the king of country music...when he hosted his own tv show in the late 60s on abc; his musical guests included people like joni mitchell, ccr, and bob dylan...johnny gave me my first exposure to a different kind of music; and to this day, i do not think of johnny cash without thinking of bob dylan...track down their duet on "girl from the north country"...you won't be disappointed
1077845
Gene Snitsky is actually the father
693644
Well by victories you'd have to go by King Richard, Petty for those who don't know. As to Dale Sr., he was one of the greatest no doubt. I don't think he would have caught Petty by wins but he proably would have got at least one more Title and beat Petty in that category if he had lived. At least by the look of that Daytona 500. Keep in mind his racing wasn't as good the prior season or two, but he looked great and like he was back in form in that race.
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Yes, on his father's side of the family, I believe.\n\nDon't be deceived, though. He may have the appearance of a chimp, but his intellect is in fact far, far inferior.
783815
Tom Cruise is Suris real father not Chris Klein. The rumors youve heard are false. Tom wouldnt be be marrying Katie this month if Chris Klein was Suris real father. What man would want to father another mans child hmm? Tom might be weird But hes SURIS birth father not Chris Klein.
544019
I don't watch the show but from what I can find out, he's not related to any of the others. He's just a guy who responded to a "Help Wanted" sign at the record store.
392001
In the beginning of the series, Lane referred to her parental units as parents, but as the series has progressed she has cut the parents part and says "my mother." Therefore, the father isn't mentioned nearly as much as he was in the beginning. It has never been divulged what exactly happened to the elusive "Mr. Kim." Last night, Mrs. Kim mentioned him once last night when she was having the small talk with Lane before the second wedding. She said if she (Lane) was lucky, she would only have to do IT once. (Obviously, Mrs. Kim finds "doing the dirty" should be referred to as "IT." She has changed a lot this season..GO, Mrs. Kim...)
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It's possible.  He was shot before he could be questioned by police, but when he was arrested he screamed "I am just a patsy".  So I guess it could be a part of the conspiracy to keep the real murderer a secret.\n\n\nWe're talking about the shooting of Oswald, not the shooting of JFK, right?
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is his father mac lynch? email me i might know him.
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you might be right, but I don't know if it is Terry or Bobby
1116953
Wow, now that is a question. As of now the standard line is that he will not reveal his identity because of privacy issues. I did read an article that the author was able to talk to someone over the phone, but "Rich Dad" has never been exposed. If you look in his Rich Dad Poor Dad book, there is a fictional disclaimer. My guess is that Rich Dad is real, just not as amazing as he makes him sound in his books.  If you Google this you will find people who have dedicated a signifigant amount of time to discredit the whole thing. Hope this Helps. SA
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E17. Who killed Laura Palmer?\n\nAs revealed in episode 16, Laura was killed by her father,\nLeland Palmer, under the influence of BOB. \n\nE19. Who/What is BOB?\n\nThis is perhaps the greatest mystery/question of Twin Peaks,\na source of endless debate, and an issue to which each\nviewer must attach their own interpretation and\nsignificance. \n\n[Note: BOB is spelled in all capital letters here, following\nthe convention used in "The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer"\n(see question P1).  This also helps distinguish between\nKiller BOB (as he is also referred) and Bobby Briggs.]\n\nThis much is given to us: BOB is a disembodied spirit\ncapable of taking over a human being.  After he takes over,\nhe manipulates his human host to commit acts of sex and\nviolence and 'feeds' upon the emotions this produces.  He is\nconnected in some manner with other spirits which appear in\neither or both of the Black Lodge and White Lodge.  An\nentrance to the Black Lodge (shown as the red room) is in\nGlastonbury Grove in the woods outside of Twin Peaks.  See\nquestions E39 and E40 for more on the Lodges. \n\nSome who reject supernatural explanations believe BOB may\nbe/have been a figment of Laura's or Leland's imagination (a\nmeans of psychologically dealing with the trauma of incest\nand adultery), or an alternate personality of Leland.  The\ncaustic FBI agent Albert Rosenfield suggests that BOB is\nsimply "the evil that men do".  The fact that so many TP\ncharacters experience these spirits make such\nrationalizations hard to logically support.  Events in the\nseries following Leland's death (the Windom Earle arc) and\nin FWWM also continue the supernatural themes. \n\nIn a question and answer session, Mark Frost indicated that\nthe idea for BOB originated in American Indian mythology and\nthat he was a local evil spirit whose presence in the Twin\nPeaks area dates back to ancient times.  See also "The List\nof 7", Mark Frost's novel (see question M5), which deals\nwith evil beings (both real and supernatural), the "dweller\non the threshold", and the teachings of Helena Blavatsky,\nthe founder of Theosophy and originator of the idea of the\n"white lodge". \n\nIt further appears that BOB is a 'servant' or agent\n(familiar) of other Lodge spirits.  The events in FWWM imply\nthat at times he is out of control and acting on his own\nrather than for the Lodge. \n\nMike [episode 13]: "Do you understand the parasite?  It\nattaches itself to a life form and feeds.  Eh.  BOB requires\na human host.  He feeds on fear ...  and the pleasures.\nThey are his children.  I am similar to BOB.  We once were\npartners."\n\nMike also says BOB was his 'familiar' (not vice/versa as has\nbeen erroneously reported):\n\n     Cooper: You spoke to me in my dream ... about BOB.\n     Mike: Mmm.  He ... was ... my familiar.\n\nIn witchcraft, a familiar is a slave spirit that the\nsorcerer uses to help him/her.  In some traditions the\nfamiliar is a demon that may appear in the form of an\nanimal.  In Malaya, owls and badgers are popular familiars\nwhile the cat is commonly associated with witches in popular\nUS culture.
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Idk but I did hear something a long time ago about his girlfriend having a baby. That could just be a rumor though. \nI'd say he probably does but meet him any way to find out!
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jack and jill went up the hill to f ck and s ck each other,\nbut stupid jill forgot her pill and jack is now a father...\n\n\nand now they have a daughter!\n\n(one sentence right?)
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Nope.. he is married to the Mom off of Malcolm in the Middle.  I think they have several children.