The Gorko asked several local children for their opinion on why Uncle Toby spent the morning toilet papering his own mother’s house, which is in fact the place where he lives. HERE ARE THEIR BEST GUESSES.
Rupert, age 9:
I’m sorry, but I’m not familiar with the specific context or reference you are mentioning. Can you please provide more information or context about Uncle Toby and the incident you are referring to? That would help me provide a more accurate and helpful response to your question.
Nadira, age 12:
I heard his mom told him she wouldn’t drive him to the theater to see Raccoon Racecar Rangers 3. So he got mad and told Uncle Bernie he was going to ‘TP the b**ch’s house.’
Mr. Chatbot, age 6 months:
He did it as a cry for attention or help: Sometimes people engage in attention-seeking behavior as a way to get others to notice them or to express their need for help. If the man was feeling neglected or unsupported in some way, he may have resorted to TP-ing as a way to get others to pay attention to him. TP-ing can also be a way for people to express themselves or rebel against authority. In this case, the man may have felt constrained by his living situation with his mother and wanted to assert his independence in some way.
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