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Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends - Sure You Can't Wilt
At the part where Frankie asks Wilt to do laundry, he says "I'm putting my foot down, no more mister nice guy!" He said the word "No". Later on, we learn he cannot say no. How is it possible for him to say no there?
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The episode "Where there's a Wilt, There's a way"
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Anonymous on 11-23-2006
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Wazoo writes:
Wow, pathetic. The phrase "can't say no" is an expression that means "can't refuse".
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