A lot of you guys have talked about how emotional "You Stupid Bitch" was for you, and while I though it was a great song, it didn't kick me in the stomach the way it did for a lot of you.

He is ridiculously attractive.

I was a hardcore Rebecca/Greg shipper, even knowing that he wasn't going to stay on the show permanently. My headcanon was always that they would end up together.

I loved Mac's attempts to come up with catchphrases for his mom. "I can't even," or "THAT went well." The very idea of Mrs. Mac saying either of those things cracks me the fuck up.

I hope things look up for you soon. CXG was a beacon of light for me during hard times as well.

I'm with you except for the "Rebecca wasn't treated horribly during her childhood" part, because her mother is clearly shown to be emotionally abusive to younger Rebecca.

Ooh, I did love that one, too. It might be a tie for me.

Ha, that would be genius!

Nice catch!

"singing the best song of the season thus far"

I could watch Heather "Soul Train"ing over and over again for the rest of my life.

"Intensive purposes" slayed me, although it took me a second to get it

I'm with you, only because Paula didn't have a similar reaction to Mrs. Hernandez talking. If I had a friend who never or only rarely talked, I'd react strongly every time it happened (although admittedly, Paula was in mental anguish during that scene due to Scott's cheating).

Did I miss something?

Just caught the Friends episode "The One the Morning After" on reruns for the first time in years, and I forgot how gutting it is. I don't even care about Ross and Rachel as a couple, but the scenes between them in the apartment are so well-done that it's just heartwrenching to watch.

Right?! It feels like it *has* to have been!

Are you an It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia fan? 'Cause there's a moment in one episode that involves a fake accent and it would probably KILL you, it's so funny

Yup, this is the reasoning I always had with this problem. I think I get it now, but this is where I was coming from to start.

Don't worry, I feel you. I was a math major in college and it took me years to understand the problem.

It reminded me of this song a little bit: https://www.youtube.com/wat…