This show has to be one of my all-time favorites. I have a M*A*S*H 4077 red-cross t-shirt and people always go "What is this child doing wearing a Mash t-shirt?!" Doesn't help I look about a decade younger than I really am ... Even then, I'm technically way to young but I watched reruns with my dad quite often.

This is the best song evar. AND I WANT THE ELECTRIC CLARINET.

Textured nails + that hair flip = a bunch of hair pulled out yo head.

I get too impatient with walking around the house on my heels like an idiot, so the socks go on, and well, fuck, there was really no point to painting my toenails.

My nail tech that I see once or twice a year for special occasions does this when I totally destroy my own nails with all sorts of awful nail polishes.

Yeah no, a six-pack won't mess your voice up. But extreme weight loss will.

I love that curse, it's one of the best.

It's so coppery! And shiny!

Puccini is SO. MUCH. FUN. to perform. I remember playing several pieces in high school and I MISS IT.

*Furiously scrambles through audio library for Nessun Dorma*

Same deal for wind instruments, mang. I'm a small person, smaller lungs than most people, so I'd be sucking way more wind that my peers. I learned to manage it well enough so it wasn't quite as much of a problem, but larger people (not just heavier but larger overall) had a way easier time.

I am so glad I'm not the only one that had a shout out to woodwinds followed up by a /cries ...

Goooooo clarinet!

No, it was a straight-up MMORPG.

I don't think that's why they went to the doctor. They just wanted to make sure she's in good physical health so that if she does become pregnant again, she'll be able to handle it.

Perfect World made a free-to-play MMO out of it. It was ... kind of fun.

If they have a uniform, it should be mentioned. Also, if they have a uniform, the way to enforce it is not to not enforce it the entire school year and bring it up during finals prep and send 150 kids home because "no belt" or "face stubble". A firm reminder of the dress code in some sort of announcement and that it…

DANJA ZONE!

Instead of a name tag, it's typically a lanyard with your school ID attached to it, around your neck all day. Or strung up on your backpack. Or visible somewhere on your person. I had this when I was in middle school between 1998-2001. We had to have our ID's on us in high school, but they didn't have to be…

Aw c'mon don't ruin a good song like that! Titan Rising is not a kid who just wants a Pepsi!