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Fictional kids who are only children (as in no siblings, not as in “only children”)

  1. Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy)
  2. Pippi Longstocking
  3. Dorothy Gale
49467

Fictional kids who are only children (as in no siblings, not as in “only children”)

  1. Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy)
  2. Pippi Longstocking
  3. Dorothy Gale
  4. William T. Riker
49468

Fictional kids who are only children (as in no siblings, not as in “only children”)

  1. Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy)
  2. Pippi Longstocking
  3. Dorothy Gale
  4. William T. Riker
  5. Henry Higgins
49469

Fictional kids who are only children (as in no siblings, not as in “only children”)

  1. Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy)
  2. Pippi Longstocking
  3. Dorothy Gale
  4. William T. Riker
  5. Henry Higgins
  6. Harry Potter
49470

Fictional kids who are only children (as in no siblings, not as in “only children”)

  1. Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy)
  2. Pippi Longstocking
  3. Dorothy Gale
  4. William T. Riker
  5. Henry Higgins
  6. Harry Potter
  7. Gloria Bunker
49471

Fictional kids who are only children (as in no siblings, not as in “only children”)

  1. Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy)
  2. Pippi Longstocking
  3. Dorothy Gale
  4. William T. Riker
  5. Henry Higgins
  6. Harry Potter
  7. Gloria Bunker
  8. Spencer Reid
49472

Fictional kids who are only children (as in no siblings, not as in “only children”)

  1. Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy)
  2. Pippi Longstocking
  3. Dorothy Gale
  4. William T. Riker
  5. Henry Higgins
  6. Harry Potter
  7. Gloria Bunker
  8. Spencer Reid
  9. Pavel Chekov

His being an only child was a plot point in an early Star Trek episode.

49473

Fictional kids who are only children (as in no siblings, not as in “only children”)

  1. Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy)
  2. Pippi Longstocking
  3. Dorothy Gale
  4. William T. Riker
  5. Henry Higgins
  6. Harry Potter
  7. Gloria Bunker
  8. Spencer Reid
  9. Pavel Chekov
  10. Charlie Bucket
    and the Chocolate Factory
49474

Fictional kids who are only children (as in no siblings, not as in “only children”)

  1. Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy)
  2. Pippi Longstocking
  3. Dorothy Gale
  4. William T. Riker
  5. Henry Higgins
  6. Harry Potter
  7. Gloria Bunker
  8. Spencer Reid
  9. Pavel Chekov
  10. Charlie Bucket
  11. Encyclopedia Brown
49475

Fictional kids who are only children (as in no siblings, not as in “only children”)

  1. Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy)
  2. Pippi Longstocking
  3. Dorothy Gale
  4. William T. Riker
  5. Henry Higgins
  6. Harry Potter
  7. Gloria Bunker
  8. Spencer Reid
  9. Pavel Chekov
  10. Charlie Bucket
  11. Encyclopedia Brown
  12. Heidi

A little football connection there, since we just had the Superb Owl.

49476

Fictional kids who are only children (as in no siblings, not as in “only children”)

  1. Harriet M. Welsch (Harriet the Spy)
  2. Pippi Longstocking
  3. Dorothy Gale
  4. William T. Riker
  5. Henry Higgins
  6. Harry Potter
  7. Gloria Bunker
  8. Spencer Reid
  9. Pavel Chekov
  10. Charlie Bucket
  11. Encyclopedia Brown
  12. Heidi
  13. Annie

In spite of last night, things that are bad about being Tom Brady:

  1. The world knows you have deflated balls.
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In spite of last night, things that are bad about being Tom Brady:

  1. The world knows you have deflated balls.
  2. Somebody stole your prize-winning jersey.
49478

In spite of last night, things that are bad about being Tom Brady:

  1. The world knows you have deflated balls.
  2. Somebody stole your prize-winning jersey.
  3. Reaching the pinnacle of your profession only to have it named after a smelly farm animal.
49479

In spite of last night, things that are bad about being Tom Brady:

  1. The world knows you have deflated balls.
  2. Somebody stole your prize-winning jersey.
  3. Reaching the pinnacle of your profession only to have it named after a smelly farm animal.
  4. Everybody knows your wife is a sloppy second of Leonardo DiCaprio’s.
49480

In spite of last night, things that are bad about being Tom Brady:

  1. The world knows you have deflated balls.
  2. Somebody stole your prize-winning jersey.
  3. Reaching the pinnacle of your profession only to have it named after a smelly farm animal.
  4. Everybody knows your wife is a sloppy second of Leonardo DiCaprio’s.
  5. No one believes anything you might say, including yourself.
49481

In spite of last night, things that are bad about being Tom Brady:

  1. The world knows you have deflated balls.
  2. Somebody stole your prize-winning jersey.
  3. Reaching the pinnacle of your profession only to have it named after a smelly farm animal.
  4. Everybody knows your wife is a sloppy second of Leonardo DiCaprio’s.
  5. No one believes anything you might say, including yourself.
  6. Knowing you won’t be able to do your job in a few years.
    He’ll be filthy rich, but, still must sting a bit.
49482

In spite of last night, things that are bad about being Tom Brady:

  1. The world knows you have deflated balls.
  2. Somebody stole your prize-winning jersey.
  3. Reaching the pinnacle of your profession only to have it named after a smelly farm animal.
  4. Everybody knows your wife is a sloppy second of Leonardo DiCaprio’s.
  5. No one believes anything you might say, including yourself.
  6. Knowing you won’t be able to do your job in a few years.
  7. Everyone still makes cracks about The Brady Bunch.
49483

In spite of last night, things that are bad about being Tom Brady:

  1. The world knows you have deflated balls.
  2. Somebody stole your prize-winning jersey.
  3. Reaching the pinnacle of your profession only to have it named after a smelly farm animal.
  4. Everybody knows your wife is a sloppy second of Leonardo DiCaprio’s.
  5. No one believes anything you might say, including yourself.
  6. Knowing you won’t be able to do your job in a few years.
  7. Everyone still makes cracks about The Brady Bunch.
  8. “No, I can’t hook you up with any free cheese. He’s not one of those Krafts.”
49484

In spite of last night, things that are bad about being Tom Brady:

  1. The world knows you have deflated balls.
  2. Somebody stole your prize-winning jersey.
  3. Reaching the pinnacle of your profession only to have it named after a smelly farm animal.
  4. Everybody knows your wife is a sloppy second of Leonardo DiCaprio’s.
  5. No one believes anything you might say, including yourself.
  6. Knowing you won’t be able to do your job in a few years.
  7. Everyone still makes cracks about The Brady Bunch.
  8. “No, I can’t hook you up with any free cheese. He’s not one of those Krafts.”
  9. You play for a team whose fans have been voted the most obnoxious fans in football.
49485

In spite of last night, things that are bad about being Tom Brady:

  1. The world knows you have deflated balls.
  2. Somebody stole your prize-winning jersey.
  3. Reaching the pinnacle of your profession only to have it named after a smelly farm animal.
  4. Everybody knows your wife is a sloppy second of Leonardo DiCaprio’s.
  5. No one believes anything you might say, including yourself.
  6. Knowing you won’t be able to do your job in a few years.
  7. Everyone still makes cracks about The Brady Bunch.
  8. “No, I can’t hook you up with any free cheese. He’s not one of those Krafts.”
  9. You play for a team whose fans have been voted the most obnoxious fans in football.
  10. New England might’ve won the game, but only because of a fluke in the electoral college.