To be fair, my sample population is small, but I know four kids who have never enjoyed Sesame Street, but we showed them old episodes of Electric Company and they were glued. They run around singing "The -LY song."

Nice one, Chim.

If one's Durden is the unleashing of one's outrageous alterego, then I think Amelie's might be more likely to travel the country hosting Tupperware parties and organizing MOPs meetings.

Seems like sheesh is suffering less from a superiority complex, and more from an "I wish I were cool like Pilgrim" complex. He has all the symptoms.

"something something love
sent from above"

Christmas song?
*sniff, sniff*

Brilliant, are you concerned about the security of the…shit?

Sorry, Lemur. My condolences to you and your family.

Maybe not, but I applaud you for going there for us.

These little dudes with skinny jeans and floppy, dyed bangs and even floppier feet cross in front of my car on their way home from school every day.

Awww…come on!

It's just a little harmless hero worship. Give the little guy a break.

No deal.

Do you snicker when I say the name "Biggus Dickus"?

Whenever I see a post by mmy, I read the name as "my, my, my," and therefore always imagine this person saying everything with a mixture of intrigue and surprise horniness.

Mr. Pants is one great name.

But you gotta love that name.

When I skimmed this comment initially, I thought it said "EEEGAHHH!!!"

But were any of those rats Sam Neill rats? I think that would be the important variable in your study.

Yes, both happen, but not at the same time in the way Push Back described. Sam Neill lost his eyes, but he had only himself to blame.