My parents moved to a small town in South Alabama a few years ago. They were remodeling the government offices and "City Hall" was set up in a double wide trailer. The week before my parents moved down there, someone stole it.

Just did the exact same thing, and it took me straight to this comment. Sad head shake, indeed.

Actually, although ALL of "It's Quiet Uptown" tears me apart, it's the "Forgiveness….can you imagine?" section that reduces me to a puddle every time.

I've already cried at my desk today listening to "It's Quiet Uptown". Twice.

My wife and I still occasionally break out "The CHEESY BREAD….that I BROUGHT" at random times.

So…"Double-A" Aaron Anderson was a shout-out, right?

Budweiser: Our beer isn't meant to be tasted or appreciated.

(Just catching up on this awesome show…)
For me, it's not so much trauma as it is inspiration. Her dad is finally shedding a life she wasn't comfortable in and being the person she really is. Sarah's question to Ali "Why did he wait so long?"…I think she doesn't want to waste as many years living a life she doesn't…

I was really high when I watched this, and the little interstitial about Twinesman's Day almost broke my brain…in a good way. I thought I was having aural hallucinations and had to rewind it three times to make sure I was hearing it right.
Good times.

The A.V. Club: I'm sorry for being crass. I'm very drunk.

Best part of the Fred Armisen episode was the Adam Pally anti-drug PSA guy.
Absoluel.

I was really impressed with Tosh's performance as the seventeen year old killer.

I do a great Renee Zellweger impersonation…it's easy, because it's very close to my "Drunk Chipmunk".

I wish they would have completed the Glee parody by making these songs available on iTunes…instead I am just replaying them on my DVR every day.

Todd - The money tally actually went down this week, probably due to the purchase of the bed. But, you're right…a little more acknowledgement in the actual story of how the cash flow is working would help.