We need a list of the “Words and Phrases That Must Remain Unspoken!”

“May your Benefits Package be a basket of boll weevils!”

Ever since The Pee-Wee Herman TV show I’ve always had a soft spot in my heart for scooters but the way Bird et al trashed every city they’ve gone into has been a desecration of that fond memory. Just get them off the sidewalks, entirely, and dock them and I will stop hating.

They are on Jerry’s show because it’s Jerry’s show and he can laugh at or with anyone he wants. Jerry has paid his dues in full.

One of his best shows.

Ricky Gervais is one of the greatest comedic conversationalists in the English-speaking world. He’s funny too.

Scooters, Jerry and Paul Reubens...

Yeah, at some point that shot got stale...

I’m thankful for it but I can let it go. Just like his original TV show these shows will be there for us in the future, an oasis of laughter that we can drink from as we pass through this life. Making people laugh is a holy task, I guess that makes Seinfeld a saint!

I just point, and say “That.”

I’m STILL waiting for that on Netflix.

CRISPR dreams...

I agree about the sets; they captivated me immediately. Maybe just watch it on Mute and slow it down to .5 or some other low speed. This should sufficiently divorce it from the original to make it special in it’s own way.

Megastar? I’ve never heard of this guy.

Got it.

10-4!

Some people are process oriented. They understand yes/no, do this/that and other object-oriented thinking centered around ‘doing’ rather than talking about it.

And when you have a thousand people reading what you’ve written and they are taking it a thousand different ways (that you never intended) then there is no way you can make all of them happy, so write as you speak.

“It’s not hard to just do what everyone else does.”

Feel your feelings, but base those feelings in reality. When you encounter one of these confusing word choices ignore it and focus on the meaning of the message sent. If you understood the message sent then you have what you need and the message succeeded in its purpose. Be satisfied with that.