Well maybe it's about preferences? There is people that just don't have the obligation or the need to be with someone that cannot at least respect (or just ignore at the very least) the things they like, especially when it's something important.

He is just mentioning that how, for all the differences that they have, they have a lot of things in common, certainly more than they would ever admit they do, especially Sheldon. Both of them are kind of disregarding/indifferent/sometimes derisive with their respective partners (Penny not as much anymore, though I…

It's really funny how they find themselves in the same situations even though they are, like Jim said, on different extremes. Maybe they have much more in common than they would admit they do.

Huh? The closure of that conversation was "and you are a sucker!"

It's the proverbial "Show me what you tell me" right? They have already said the three big words and you still find yourself not buying it.

I… surprisingly found myself agreeing :O

Funny thing, the only opportunity Sheldon had to realise that getting involved sexually wouldn't be so bad (after pushing the dominos and experiencing completion like that of an orgasm) and thus a chance for Amy to get finally what she has been craving had him saying I love you to Penny instead.

I was just making an expression though, proportionate to her being my favourite character now? But certainly she deserves someone that will give her the time of the day.

Wow. This was like a slap to the face that woke me from an idealistic dream.

What? I… wat

Yeah, but good thing she kicks ass delivering lines. It didn't seem draggy. Though you were right, the look on her face was more than enough.

I read the taping report and people said Kaley teared up when she said she was passionate about Leonard and Sheldon and everybody. I saw it now in the episode and I had to blink several times there too.

I didn't understand it. Is it idiomatic or something? Or a private joke?

Which was why I said "not much". Clearly if my head is big enough to imply that what I said is fact and not actually an opinion, what is it to you? You know it's not like that. *I* know it's not like that. I don't see what the problem is. Unless you want me to grovel and see the way of my mistakes, and I did the…

Frankly I think I couldn't care less if Sheldon and Penny became something more. Just as I could careless that you blatantly admitted to your identity at tumblr and think that makes you a superior being. Or that you show a clear sign of ignorance when judging a person based on their comments, or the amount of pathetic…

Your fourth and fifth points got awfully contradicted this episode. All of it. Or mostly this episode just made it blatant.

Well, his way of dealing with it the first time (when he got all those cats) was not really all that clever. Not all that original either. It was actually cringe-worthy, and a contradiction to past statements.

I know! It was most strange to see some moment where the subtext was there, I think the contrast of them being them and some of the tones their scenes had was interesting.

Do you mean the barely appear together anymore, or that they don't have that great of a chemistry anymore?

The problem is, he wasn't like that before. He made it so that some things were just not of his notice, or he didn't care much about them. Now it seems like Sheldon took careful notice of Mrs. Davis skin enough to look for something solely on her race, which before, wouldn't even pass over his mind.