It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Mr. Joseph Penfield.
At moment's like this, we're reminded just why Muir's efforts to humanize the cast always fail--because he thinks having them act like obnoxious jackasses makes them likable.
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Does anybody know what on earth "Back teeth're floatin' here!" means??
ReplyDeleteI have no idea. The terrible storyline that popped up in my brain is that Kiko shares her hospital room with some unfortunate other patient who is elderly and had to put their dentures in a glass of water. And now Kiko is about to pee in that glass, because she is that kind of lovable rascal.
DeleteBut I don't think Kiko is actually capable of getting up from her bed at this point, so thank goodness that is an unlikely scenario?
Maybe it's Kiko's back teeth? I'm back to--I have no idea.
It's an old slang expression meaning you have to go take a leak. Really something you're more likely to hear from a crude old man than a modern teen, but again, it's all Muir talking to himself.
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