Aww, yay for Scats's parents!!
I nearly used Moss for my brother, but he's not quite that geeky!
Your comedy loved ones. Page 2
Quote: zooo @ February 24 2009, 4:13 PM GMTIncluding you, worryingly...
It's better than saying I want to shag Richard Briers! 
Quote: zooo @ February 24 2009, 4:16 PM GMTI nearly used Moss for my brother, but he's not quite that geeky!
Andy can do the voice! I've called him up because my computer has broken, and I need his help, and he's just said in a Moss voice "Have you tried turning it on and off again?"
Quote: zooo @ February 24 2009, 4:16 PM GMTAww, yay for Scats's parents!!
It was decided on a month or so ago, when Sue asked "Why do I always have to be the bad guy!?", and when Pete was having one of those Karen arguments.
The Parents.
The Sister & Brother-In-Law.
The Best Friend.
Quote: zooo @ February 24 2009, 4:04 PM GMTThey could be bloody twins.
It's true. 
Quote: Rob H @ February 24 2009, 4:05 PM GMTYou seem to have missed off boyfriend...?
Was just about to say...!
Quote: zooo @ February 24 2009, 4:09 PM GMTWell I'm sure you all know what he's like.
Here he is with some tart.
Awesome. Shall not complain.
One of my friends is a cross between these two.
Another is a cross between these two.
Another:
Haha! What a weird mixture the last one is. Is it a woman or a man?
Dad: Dr. Cox - a bit scary, but he genuinely cares and would push you to be better.
Mum: Susan Harper - a bit strict but she loves her family.
Brother: Leonard from TBBT - I could nick his comics.
Sister: Carla Espinoza - she would come through for you.
Uncle: Fletcher - does this need justification?
Cool Cousin: PTE Joe Walker - he could get you stuff, and he'd be a laugh.
Hot neighbour: Barabara Good
Ohhh dear, Elliot!
My friends are a lot like Scrubs characters too, actually. We went through a phase of calling each other Scrubs names a couple of years ago, and I still have a friend who I call Carla, and who calls me Molly.
Quote: zooo @ February 24 2009, 7:31 PM GMTHaha! What a weird mixture the last one is. Is it a woman or a man?
A man, just.
*You're* saying that? 
Well... I am definably human. 'He' isn't really.