Uh oh

Listen, this is a total moment where I realize I only hate Pluggers because I am becoming one. Its like looking in the mirror and seeing your mother it does not feel good. But we all know this moment comes. 

I am also not wearing high waisted relaxed jeans because I am neither 55 or 25, so thats not an issue, though that sort of "kids today" Sentiment does make me a total plugger. 

But beyond all that it is Andy's realization that he has gotten to fat for his pants looking exactly like he just shit them. That face is more than feeling "uptight" in your relaxed pants, that is a look of abject fear and panic. 

Like he cannot take one more fucking step due to to the load in his pants.

Or perhaps the sudden realization he needs to diet fills him with sadness and panic. (been there my man, been there) 

Wait til he finds out about Pajama Jeans all his worries will be gone. 

Boreno for war or pleasure?

I am confused, as far as my limited knowledge and googling tell me the United States was not involved in any military actions in Borneo in 1967 Or perhaps this is the reveal that he is in fact British. So either he was on some covert ops, or Brookins is going to great lengths to avoid the word Vietnam, which is weird because I assume Pluggers love "Nam.

Or perhaps he was just travelling in the jungles of Boreno.

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Complicated relationships is pluggerville

Obviously this is problematic, Andy Bear who's best friend is a dog names Earl Houndstooth, also keeps a dog as a pet. Its pretty fucked. Unless this IS where Earl lives? Maybe he has fallen on hardtimes and can only afford this hovel? Time and again I come back to the horrors of animals keeping animals as pets. Like if Earl's wife (a chicken named Henrietta) were to cheat on him with Andy's pet dog is it more fucked than her just cheating on him?