It can also be frightening, as there are often tentacles involved.

"And always plenty of marjoram."
 That's the first time I've seen those words together.

Congrats! And way to be a good husband. My husband does not cook, so I'd be on my own.

Holy crap, I have the same thing. Not all the time. I seem to be going through a hormonal anxiety issue that I think has caused an ulcer. I just called the psychiatrist today, so we'll see.

We have the best cider mill in my little town, and they're now open! It's so nice, you can go kayaking and get out at the mill for cider and doughnuts.

*Sigh* I dream of having a non-tilted stove.

You are living the dream, my man!

Morning Star is owned by Kellogg's and chock full of GMOs. Plus, it's weird to eat foods that look like different foods.

The fuck? What kind of dogs have you hung out with? The titular Scruffy is the best dog ever. Best being ever. He spent the beginning of his life locked in a crate at the hands of an awful human being.

<——Not this guy. He won't even eat his food until we have dinner because he wants to make sure he gets people food first.

"Turlet" is the preferred word around here. In fact, thanks to this show, we always announce when we're going to the turlet.

We'll always have electro gonorrhea, the noisy killer.

My husband and I often look at those episodes as mirrors to our relationship. They're oddly accurate.

That's what I say about quitting drinking!

Get the DVDs and listen to the the commentaries. David X Cohen does great commentaries.

Maurice LeMarch is one of the reasons I'm obsessed with voice actors. I was a kid when Pinky and the Brain was on, and I was weirdly taken by his voice

I suffer from a very sexy learning disability. What do I call it, Kif?"

The commentaries are the best. I love the Frank Zappa/Tuvan throat singing story the best.

WHERE? WHERE?

My feeling was that they didn't want to sully their hands over someone like him.