I can't imagine Howard and Gus teaming up, but I do want their plots to intersect. Howard would go in, assuming that this immigrant chicken-store manager is going to be intimidated by his lawyerly waspness and good suits, and then Gus is going to show that actually Howard is completely at his mercy.

How much do we actually know about how and when his condition started? It seems like that would tell us a lot about this, and whether the theory holds up.

I thought it was interesting that Chuck made his suicide look like an accident. I actually wondered if that was to reduce the guilt (perhaps more for Howard than Jimmy). Suicide pretty much always leaves people feeling guilty that they didn't stop it, but that's less of the case with accidents. The fact that Jimmy…

Exactly! And that was what nearly everyone on the comments board said, except for a few people who apparently think that on the first date you should go through everything that might be a deal breaker.

Well, yeah, that's the sensible option.

As in, you wouldn't have a threesome with them, or no one should? If the latter, please elaborate.

I can't remember if it was here or somewhere else that a woman was complaining because her boyfriend waited until they'd been together for three months before he said he didn't want kids. Seven years later, she's pissed off because he doesn't want kids.

Why doesn't this bitch realise what a nice guy I am???

I dunno, most of the parents I know with older or adult children say that their kids' personalities change as they grow up. Like, my brother was super shy and afraid of people as a toddler, and is a hugely outgoing adult.

Like God's up there going 'well that's only 3.7 centimetres in, that doesn't count'.

Also you get people who say they want to know, but actually they don't. What they want to be told is 'actually I was a virgin before I met you, you are the only person I have ever done anything with or who has seen me naked'. And if that's not true, any details lead them down some horrible creepy rabbit hole.

I think it's not so bad if they know you're going to be genuinely okay with whatever they choose, but it's still work if they're having to actively go out and find places. You could try keeping an eye out for reviews, and then the next time you can suggest something. Worst case scenario is that it's horrible and she…

Lots of jerks aren't obviously jerks until they suddenly do something awful. After that, though, it should be over.

I'm pretty sure it's a generalisation rather than an absolute rule. And probably more common in smaller towns, where every gay person is part of the same social circle, so you have to remain friends with your exes if you don't want to risk social ostracism.

I feel like it's a weird question. Is it 'is it possible for anyone to like me?', in which case the answer for nearly everyone is yes. Or is it 'am I inherently likeable', in which case I don't think there's any such thing. I like some people who other people think are obnoxious, and I don't like some people who other…

I'm always surprised that Aubrey Plaza is a person and not a place.

"Sir, there's a man in the water… he's covered in leather and lard."

Americans are going to think, with some justification, that Ryan Air is run by Paul Ryan.

That's a much more likely road for Kim to go down than meth.

It seems to be really dependent on the people. There's about a million ways people can be really annoying and turn the whole thing into a boring mess.