Counterpoint: I'm probably just on the cusp of the same age group as you are. I remember some cartoons of that era quite fondly. But Cow and Chicken was really not a very good cartoon. It was like the creator watched a Ren and Stimpy marathon, and came away from it thinking "ah, yes…the secret to cartoon wackiness is…

Look, all the things you mention are certainly fodder for critique. They're probably decent points for discussion and consideration. But you don't really do that. Your approach in these comment sections has been sort of scorched-earth, really.

It's an interesting piece as far as headcanonization goes, but I don't find it compelling in terms of actual canon evidence. Seems more like "here's something I think could support my theory!"

Melting it with a spoon and injecting it is not the best way to ingest processed cheese.

Is there a link you can share to this post?

Consider the possibility that this show isn't for you. And by that I mean not that you should find a show more to your liking; I mean consider this show literally isn't made to meet your approval or hew to your toward your personal preferences about how each part of a show should be constructed.

I was grateful for the way they portrayed the love scene between June and Luke as one with a lot of warmth and humor, along with the sexual headiness, desire and romantic need. They absolutely needed to establish a stark contrast to the proscribed rape of Gilead, and it would have been too simple to only show deep…

Also noteworthy, five people named their dog Mozzarella. Two people went with Leviticus. And I think we can all accurately reconstruct the process that led that one New Yorker to arrive at giving their dog the name "Clever."

1 named Seinfeld
8 named Kramer
9 named Newman

I was going to go for a "Windowlicker" reference, but you can't really quote that song in written language (apart from that one French sample).

Tomorrow's (Fox News) Headline:
Pres. Trump to Spearhead Effort to Remove "Cruel and Unusual" from 8th Amendment, Replace with "Sad."

The machinations (or conscious lack thereof) that put Selena on the radar for the vacant SC seat made this episode feel like a throwback to the earliest seasons of Veep. Mike doing something that felt smart to him in the moment, was praised for and then immediately castigated for, then spirals beyond anyone's…

I was hoping he'd toss a bit of Phil Ken Sebben into those laughs.

My brain is awash with detritus from 40+ years of absorbing song snippets from pop tracks, theme songs, musicals and adverts. I never know what my subconscious will scrape up and toss forward on any given day, but once I wake up and it makes its presence known, it's there for the whole goddamn day, and maybe a few…

An atrocious brogue as an amuse bouche.

Sure, it's a fine-looking sandwich, but what would they have constructed if they'd based the Neeson strictly on his role in Husbands and Wives?

Is there actually a reason to distinguish certain snowplows as "upright"? Is it possible I'd confuse one for a baby grand snowplow or a player snowplow?

Quite rightly.

I think I remember using it to customize my own level of KC Munchkin for my cousin to play.

I just want to see the Ikea instructions associated with such an endeavor.