Wait, does that mean I was a dorky piece of laughable shit back then too?

That seems to jive with this review I read on Deadspin yesterday:

I watched seasons 1-3 of Seinfeld with the commentary on, and every time Elaine comes on screen JLD blurts out something to the effect of "God, what am I wearing there???"

You should look harder for that motivation.

In his defense Barney did invite him to sit down knowing he had fries on the way. That still in now way excuses his theft of the accidental curly.

What an affable douche he is.

I hear a bit of Paul Simon in there too. Just me?

Time is a flat circle.

Yeah, I noticed that. Ominous to say the least.

That hug was great. I think I've avoided that moment completely on my first dates, just saying hi and then kinda doing the "shall we?" motion and we start walking. I'm SUPER great on first dates if you were wondering.

Same here. I've seen every episode, some more than once, but didn't remember this guy at all. But I didn't feel left out and they made it seem worthwhile to include him.

There's just enough of him that it's not overbearing and makes the gimmick casting worthwhile.

I'm enjoying the journey this season and am happy to get as much of the Mother, especially Ted and the Mother, as possible. But I know the feeling. As great a show as Breaking Bad was I was really ready for it to end. The stress of wondering what was going to happen was just too much to bear over the last month or so.

LALALALALALALA I CAN'T HEAR YOU!!!!!!!!!

Yeah he has. I think they've used him just enough and as ridiculous as it is it kinda falls in line with Barney's character that he'd invite Billy Zabka to his wedding.

Hi, welcome to the How I Met Your Mother final season discussion board. Care for the guided tour?

Yeah, that's kind of over the top for a first date. And I know this is Ted we're talking about.

HOW COULD YOU NOT HAVE FUN AT THAT PARTY????

Jay Baruchel looks like The Edge on crack.

Yeah, how the hell have I not seen or heard anything about this movie? Kurt Russell, Matt Dillon, Jay Baruchel, Terrence Stamp, heist movie…seems like an easy thing to market, no?