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Old 01-26-2008, 06:33 PM #13
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so bascily the monkey is like a HandServant. And usually there are Other adults around giving the majority of the disabled person their personal care. I mean the Monkey certainly doesn't Cook.

I recall an episode of Malcolm in the Middle when Craig got hurt and was in almost a total body cast. he didn't want to spend the money for a nurse so he got a monkey. LOL. Now, this turned out to be NOT such a good idea. I will TRY to find this on Youtube and Maybe you can watch it. It IS Hilarious.

Ok, it's supposed to be on this clip: http://malcolminthemiddle.co.uk/epis...hp?image_id=62
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