Review Little house.
Hmmm.
Ok.
To do the review I am gonna have to borrow your imagination if you dont mind.
Thanks!
Now then.
Lets learn the only word you are gonna need to know while watching The Little House: FEELS.
Urban dictionary says the following about the word FEELS: A wave of emotions that sometimes cannot be adequately explained.
We are going to use that definition.
Now as to the review...
You walk down the hall in your house when you see a donkey standing there.
Suprised? Yea.
You notice the donkey has "The Little House" painted in big letters on its rump.
You notice the word "FEELS" on both rear hooves carved in relief which are both in the air heading for your forehead.
You don't have time to duck.
WHAMOOO
You wake up laying in dirt, your hand immediately going to your forehead where you can feel the word, "FEELS", has been imprinted on said forehead.
You raise up to a sitting position and realize you're at a ball field with a rather large man holding a baseball bat.
Almost as an afterthought you see the word "FEELS" burned into the bat. As it reaches the set batters position, you see "The Little House" on the mans uniform as the bat blocks the sun. All you can get out in your current condition is "OhHai!".
You then hear the man: "This ain't Mudville and I aint Casey it's Babe, Now pucker up butter cup."
WHAMOOOOOOOOOOOO
You wake up with a rope tied to your ankle and your forehead and jaw hurt like the dickens. Through the tears you notice the rope runs over and attaches to a huge arm and the arm is attached to something called a "Trebuchet". Letters Flashing in neon on the legs spell out : "The Little house".
You raise up to a seated position tears and snot running down your face.
Through them you see on the other side of the trebuchet a little distance off , someone has laid a steel block on the ground with the word "FEELS" raised on it's surface..
You begin to sob uncontrollably.
THUNK.
As you whistle through the air heading for the block you notice in passing some jackass has put a motor on the side of the machine attached to the winding and release mechanism.
The sobbing turns into hiccuping wails.
WHAMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
Wind.
WHAMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Wind.
WHAMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
And that is what Binge watching the little house is like.
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