Mitch and NoHo Hank spinoff is absolutely the move

Wow, that’s amazing.

I love how they made a subtle nod to Kim’s dilemma when she checked the time when she was restless early in the episode. It was 3:17 but there’s a small reflection that reads “LIE”. I swear, they never miss an opportunity to add in some nuance

Honest question: what exactly do you think you’re contributing with a comment like this?

Who else thought for a second that Noho Hank showed up in the car following Kim?

This list makes no sense.

Yes. If for no other reason than the way employees are treated.

For a second, I thought you were referring to the band.

I actually don’t want her to. I love that episode as a completely perfect, almost entirely standalone episode. It’s 38 minutes, so you can go back and throw it on any time like a favorite Simpsons episode. Just incredible.

“He was so sweet! He saw that I couldn’t move around very well so he offered to rub my feet for me.”

Here’s a helpful reminder to never settle for less than you’re worth and to always stand up and fight for the respect that you deserve from your employers

I always pre-rinse just because of this. I want my dishwasher to last as long as possible.

Open your dishwasher, take the bottom rack out and with a flashlight, look at the screen over the drain. Anything half the size or larger than that mesh (which may be quite small depending on the brand/model) is going to build up over time and impede the drain, if not block it and starve the pump. Grease buildup can…

<shrug> I have never heard anything but pastry-coated hot dogs called pigs-in-a-blanket.

so, in summary: it’s probably not.

Ooh, time for some Smiths jokes.  Stop me if you’ve heard this one before...

We were lucky to have him as long as we did — he was in-between meals:

It won’t be the same without Peter Sallis doing Wallace. It will be like Bugs Bunny when Mel Blanc died, or Kermit after Jim Henson died. The voice will always be a bit off. 

personally I would recommend Python, it’s an incredibly powerful language that has a lot of uses from simple things like calculating values to making games and running websites. here’s a link to a great website I’m personally using to learn it:

The study investigated the prevalence and types of fragranced product exposures, associated health effects, awareness of product emissions, and preferences for fragrance-free policies and environments. Data were collected using an online survey with a nationally representative population (n = 1136) of adults in the…