I just watched an old Dan Mintz Comedy Central special. It was so surreal to hear that voice coming out of a dude's mouth. Pretty funny though.

”I put my bra on one boob a time, like everybody else.”

Crossover?! What?! WHY HAVE I NOT HEARD OF THIS?!

THAT. IS. AMAZING.

I've decided Louise is my spirit animal — everything I wish I was as a kid and, if I'm being honest, wish I were now — when in reality I was Tina for most of my adolescence. Lying on the floor moaning about the lofty goals I was trying to reconcile with crippling doubt and anxiety. I find her utterly adorable now,…

Came here to say the same thing. History... bound to repeat itself.

I had a guy friend send me the video expecting me to get my panties all in a wad, and the only thing I could say was "Ugh! Those shoes are NASTY!" After pressing me further the most I could muster was "Meh. Are boobs really that shocking?"

Was it Allagash White? 'Cause that stuff kills me. It used to be my FAVORITE, but now it makes me sick. In fact any sort of Belgian whites or wheat beers make me crazy nauseous and headachy. Blue Moon used to be my can-find-it-at-any-bar standby, and now I can barely look at the stuff. More sugar, maybe? Give me a…

I'll second the greasy food. Either that night or the next morning (when you don't WANT greasy food but must convince yourself to eat it.)

I'm the same age and have noticed the same thing lately. I used to love me some afternoon drinking in the summer. A cold beer at the park at midday still SOUNDS heavenly, but if I do it now (whether cheap beer or craft, which is usually what I have) I get a monster headache, a grouchy attitude, and a serious desire to…

That would have been a WAY more entertaining article.

Ha! Fair enough.

I think I always assumed they were adults because of Bert's eyebrows. And, you know, the whole roommate thing. But mostly the eyebrows.

Oof, Lindy. Get thee some sunscreen, girl. The only thing I can think of that would make having to eat watermelon Oreos even less comfortable would be to do it with a raging case of sunburn. :(

This. It'll happen. I'm counting down the minutes before the conservative pundits start railing on the liberal media's intolerance for the intolerant. Bonus points if there's First Amendment talk involved.

Forget a case study, you could base an entire crisis management CURRICULUM on the Paula debacle.

I've said for years that Paula always seems blitzed out of her mind on her show, and these apology videos are no different. She seems barely coherent.

I was hooked from the first one. And I'm desperately seeking a replica of that monkey puppet. He needs to come live with me.

This is how I felt. It was an icky scene to be sure, and she definitely appeared to feel icky {for lack of a better word} after the fact, but during I didn't read her as scared so much as trying it out. But you could tell she got weirded/grossed out pretty quickly.

I think it's more a glimpse into the deeply sexist culture of the sixties, rather than a sexist show. I cringe at the actions of the male characters at times, but the female characters and their own stories are written beautifully.