Smooth vs crunchy
If I wanted a peanut, I'd eat a peanut.

I'm going to preempt whoever is going to come on here and defend peanut butter and pickle sandwiches. Shit's gross.

Either it chewed up the carpet or the carpet got soaked in blood.

You're thinking of District b13 which, while unrelated, is the most badass movie ever made.

How about "making love to a tar pit"?

I think this was, if not the best episode of Mad Men yet, than the most interesting. WAY different than any other episode in terms of pacing, humor (in that there was more of it) and tone.

Plus, it's not like he lost the foot at war. That might be different.

Don't you remember when Duck raped that dog?

I don't think that Roger is essential to the process. There are very rarely clips of him actually working.

People hate Duck just as much as The Rapist

To be fair though, what is Don supposed to ask for? "What do you want?" "The world"

bravo.

I fucking loved how smug Cosgrove was after he landed John Deere and got told the Brits were coming.

I was thinking that if Weinar got a real 1963 Barbie (and he almost certainly did) and took it out of the packaging, it probably cost a fortune for the 2 shots it was in.

Don didn't like the champagne because it was cheap; The brits didn't really care about whatever petty celebration. Peggy wouldn't drink a lot of champagne, let alone nice champagne, and Don would. That's all I read it as.

That was a great line, something like "I asked about a handsome man I had a long conversation with from Sterling Cooper and your name never came up"

I usually think blood on the camera isn't very effective, but HOLY SHIT, that took me by surprise.

The real buzzkill is that he gets 6 figures a year doing that already.

She also provides a soapbox to batshit crazy anti-vaccination zealots, jeopardizing the herd immunity and all of our children. Think of the children!

Sally's what, 11 at the oldest? It's 1963 already, I think she's a bit young to be a flower child, if the series even ever goes that far forward.