Dear god, yes. Eat your heart out, Parenthood.

*a snowcone catering company called Ice Town

I want to have the part of my brain removed that cares what other people think, and have my hands replaced with suction cups 'CAUSE THEY'RE GOOD FOR GRIPPING!

This is why I've watched several episodes of iCarly— it's a very odd show and one of the main 3 characters is an absolute and unapologetic jerkass karma chameleon.

wear do you where it?

I got them back, though: I spend a ridiculous amount of time now not just watching tv or using the internet but using the internet to read about watching tv, forsaking responsibilities and reality left and right.

Well, my family still used VHS in the late 90s. I think 1999/2000 was around when we first stared getting DVDs. If we were going to make a home movie, it definitely wasn't going to be on DVD (we couldn't burn them in my household until 2005 or so). Now, my parents use their cell phones to record whatever they want,…

Well, "average" just isn't all that intelligent. I mean, the US Office is probably "more intelligent than average." And I do think that Scrubs, despite its faults, has more to offer than US Office.

But unlike Scrubs, I never thought 300 was intelligent or capable of actually carrying emotional weight. That movie was really only visual and contained no depths or subtleties. I agree that Scrubs is uniquely stylized, as was 300, but beyond that, the two are worlds apart. However, you do make a valid point in terms…

I submit that TBBT makes Whitney look like 2 1/2 Men.

Ah, you say that, but have you tried Whitney?

I took classes with him at SAIC and, frankly, didn't much care for his work there, either. He has a baller vinyl collection, though.

If I was a woman who wanted to go out to the movies, I *would* read a roger ebert review of a romantic comedy to get a good idea, because if I was going to see a romantic comedy, I would want to make sure it wasn't a piece of crap.