Mid Atlantic houses tend to have mudrooms, which are great.  An entire room for getting rid of your wet, muddy boots.

If you have wide hips or your thighs are bigger than your hips, boyshorts don’t work, though. They ride up and bunch around the crotch and cut off the tops of your thighs.

I would totally yell at them.  Help me lift this thing or get the fuck out of my way.

People on TV tend to dress more formally than IRL (some exceptions of course).  In the 90s, Chandler was still wearing ties and suits when he wasn’t at work.

Also, it is clearly not blue collar Midwestern because the water is bottled (unless you live in Detroit).

When I was a kid, I loved being old enough to hang out in the kitchen. All of the women would be tipsy and joking around. There weren’t nearly enough seats. Cooking together and having real conversations while making Thanksgiving dinner was the happiest I have ever seen the women in my family.

That is why we opened our kitchen up.  The old one was tiny, and people would cram in with no room while the rest of the house sat empty.  Now they just hang out at the island or bar table, everyone talks, and no one gets in the way.

You are making me nostalgic (except for the chocolate dessert thing—we always had pumpkin and fruit pies).

As a large boobed lady, I’ve always hated VS because the bras were tiny.  Then I got a breast reduction and found that they were so heavily padded that they wouldn’t even conform to my breast.

I have always been amazed at VS success considering what a narrow range of women it appealed to, but not just for body types. By the time I could afford their lingerie, I was old enough to recognize it as being crap.

I had just assumed they were implants.

Now I am going to have to look for that.  (I never watched OZ)

Now I am wondering about all of the penises I have ever seen in movies. Are the real or fake?

I wonder if it is his house or a set.  It looks very much like a model house in a subdivision, complete with the column tables no one would actually buy and the bland accessories.

I learned so much from Alton Brown.  And remember Sara Moulton?  She taught me quite a few things about cooking.

After conducting my own taste tests, Tahitian vanilla has become my default, and I agree with you about adding the salt.  Not a lot, it should never taste salty, but a few grains will do wonders to intensify the flavor.  It is also a great trick for cocktails.

Little Ceasars does so much good.  I just wish that their pizza was better.

There is an easy way out of this, but Papa John’s hasn’t accepted they need to take it. They need to drop the John’s from the name and change it to Papa’s. In conjunction, they need to have a marketing blitz complete with mea culpas that show they know they screwed up (similar to Dominos recent campaign about doing…

LOL!  When our beagle-mutt was younger, she kept trying to chase birds in the sky.  I thought she was the only idiot who did that.

As an American, sometimes I really get you Brits.