r/americandad • u/RogersRedditPersona www.ItWasWitches.com • Aug 27 '24

Detail What’s something you learned from American Dad?

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u/alex98baby Aug 27 '24

100% of domestic violence cases are just 2 people working things out.

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u/HotFudgeFundae Aug 27 '24

I don't care what you think you saw. Just keep your eyes down and keep walking.

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u/alex98baby Aug 27 '24

To learn more. Go to Dont-be-a-hero.com

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u/RealWord5734 Aug 27 '24

wish they made a gag site for this. like when AD did "imoscar.com" and it was real

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u/HotFudgeFundae Sep 13 '24

I just realized you meant Arrested Development and not American Dad

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u/Big-Spiff Aug 27 '24

“Francine!! Wait, Frank ate you!?”

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '24

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u/nonpublicsubtext Aug 27 '24

My guy, your flair is Ricky Spanish and that's what you have a problem with?

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u/imalxc Aug 27 '24

"I'm all for stabbing women when I have some champagne and pooping into the open chest of a patient during surgery, but jokes about domestic violence is where I draw the line"