Aw, this is a shame. I actually did enjoy the book a lot. It was interesting and well-written, and no, it did not "smack of tremendous, ill-advised moxie." It's nothing new to riff on a Shakespeare play, and his works aren't sacred. Shakespeare himself would have told you that.

Wait, are you?

Congratulations!

I knew I was in love the second he started sassing Kylo Ren.

I did like the red velvet Oreos a lot, but otherwise, eh. I don't tend to eat that kind of stuff often anyway.

I'm basically a 6 on the Kinsey Scale and I'd sit on that face. That handsome, handsome face.

Next Oreo limited edition flavor: Skittlebrau.

God, I miss Carrie.

Upvoted for username/comment synergy.

Mostly I just find it funny now. I've always been a huge dork.

That's awesome! It apparently runs in my family - back in the early 80s, right after the show ended, my mom took her 7th grade class to Washington, DC, specifically so she could see the M*A*S*H exhibit at the Smithsonian. She told the group of kids she was chaperoning that she didn't care what else anyone wanted to do…

Honestly, for me it's the plinky sound.

But it's the thrill!

I watched it a few years ago and yeah, it's a really weird show. But in a good way.

No, but I definitely bought an army surplus bucket hat to look like Hot Lips Houlihan, and I have a vintage M*A*S*H board game. And the companion book in hardcover.

My dad sometimes gets snarky with me, all, "well I thought you were a genius" when I admit I don't know something, because I used to be such a little asshole, and every time I want to get mad at him I realize I totally deserve it.

Yeah, high school was a rude awakening because I couldn't just coast by the way I did before. Turns out that my brain doesn't do formulas, like, at all. I'm pretty good at biology, geometry, and statistics, but anything involving algebra/calculus or chemical formulas just stumps me really bad, and they put me in AP…

I got hardcore obsessed with M*A*S*H around age 11, when it had already been in syndication for a dozen years, so I'm always tickled to hear about other women who had similar weird interests in TV as kids.

I have the world's worst luck so I'd never even make it onto TPIR. Just knowing that Plinko exists and that someone has done really well for themselves on it is enough for me!

I technically have a genius-level IQ and I used to be a real asshole about it when I was much younger. The older I get, the more I realize just how much I don't know and will never be able to comprehend.