The negative complaints would be compliments.

Q: What kind of idiot buys a big truck when gas prices are low.

It’s his own fault. If he lived in the US, he wouldn’t have had health insurance so he couldn’t have had surgery. Problem solved.

“Cher?...  What does Cher have to do with...  Oh, I got you, babe.”

That seems pretty far to go to steal some valor.

Was anyone else curious about the unnamed “brother-in-law” that she used as a human shield in her announcement?

It was surprisingly hard to google him because she’s apparently been married 4 times. It turns out that it’s her current husband’s brother who died in a training accident over a decade before she met her…

And when did this hot take dawn on you?

I think he’s done, everyone knows Orlando can only Knock Three Times

Archaeologists have said this man was either a great warrior, or a terrible sailor. 

4th: I’ll never understand the stock market. So Ford:

And. You. Don’t. Get. A. Basket. For. A. Stupid. Straw. Man. Argument.

Yeah, shame on him for writing what we all secretly feel!

:(

Ahhh...the ‘ol Double-Dutch tax maneuvers...

“Unusual weather we’re having..”

Poppies, poppies will make them to sleep

I highly recommend never tweeting

Agreed. The show charts progress (for most of the characters) from stereotypical antisocial nerds to fairly well-adjusted people. Through the seasons they improved on their interactions with others, learned how to have healthy romantic relationships, and eventually married. There are a lot of worse sitcoms out there.

And I think TBBT helped move the needle. A lot. Growing up in the Satanic Panic and having to sneak around to play D&D and listen to certain music, to now having those same parents laugh at and not condemn characters for playing D&D is a bigly win. Being exposed to things goes a long way to accepting. And what’s so…