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15 Signs You're Louise Belcher

Tactful and maniacal yet also somewhat cuddly, what more could you want?

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"Bob's Burgers" is quite possibly the best show on the planet -- all for its characters, plot line and oddly charming comedy. Anyone who watches the show always has a favorite character that they may or may not resonate with. While some may identify with Tina's painfully awkward personality or Bob's monotonous "dad humor," Louise is a character that undoubtfully stands out as relatable for many reasons. And for that, we love her. Here are 15 signs that you may be the "Louise" of your family or friend group.

1. You have perfected your evil laugh.

2. You come up with clever word replacements instead of cursing.

3. You have an automatic eye twitch when someone says something stupid.

4. You can't decide if you love or hate boys.


5. You are fluent in sarcasm.

6. You have no time to play games.

7. You always keep it real.

8. Feelings are a foreign concept to you.

9. You know precisely how to push someone's buttons.

10. You have an incredible poker face.

11. You never (always) overreact.

12. You'd probably be a great salesperson.

13. You find joy in playing mind games.

14. You have an odd sense of humor.

15. You always know how to have a good time.


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