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I feel like we are so used to seeing Coach Taylor as a leader, confident, etc. for most of the show while he is the Dillon football coach, so I actually liked seeing him for that short time at TMU. Where he was the newbie, his higher-ups sometimes dismissed him, etc. It added more human depth to his character and made sure he wasn't just the great, all-knowing Coach Taylor the entire show, even though that is largely what he is/what makes the show so good.

I’m just curious if she ever explained this policy beyond the fact that she doesn’t allow it.

can't stand his face. why is he always sweaty.

I love Lyla but I just started 2x1 and what is this new Christian kick she's on ... shaming her mother for wearing skinny jeans?

How do they manage to make a show about football about everything else other than football, in the best way possible. I’m crying

I have several days where my courses are back to back 8am-3pm. My only break is a 30 minute commute that will be on a public bus (may or may not be able to sit down). What are some foods I make that can be eaten on the go and made with a $150 monthly grocery budget?

Are PY105 homework and labs graded based on accuracy or completion?

why. just why.

I'm watching season 1 for the first time and having the time of my life but didn't hear great things about season 2. Will I be disappointed?

I’m a college student and am planning to meal prep onigiri for an on-the-go lunch when my classes are stacked 8am-3pm. Most of the meal prep recipes I see recommend to freeze them and then reheat before eating, but when I’m at class, I won’t have access to a microwave.

are there any other ways I can meal prep the onigiri? Would it be okay to freeze them, thaw night before class, then just pack it room temperature?

Idk if anyone else does this, but I noticed that after you play with a slime and let it sit in its closed container, there is a layer of condensation/moisture that collects on the inner surface of the lid. I always mix that moisture back into the slime, even if it’s just a little.

The idea is that if you let that lid sit face up every time you play with the slime, it will evaporate into the air, and your slime has lost that amount of moisture. If you repeatedly do this, that lost moisture adds up a to significant amount, leading to a drier slime.

Of course this won’t stop the natural aging process of a slime, but ever since I’ve started doing this, my slimes have remained more supple/similar to the original texture for longer.

You can also add tiny amounts of distilled water to a slime before it reaches its “dead” point to routinely maintain its moisture.

The conversation he has with Jason on the driveway in 1x13 after setting up Lyla on a date with the SMU college kid. Wtf.

Which slime shops have strong but realistic scented slimes?

In 1x9, Jason asks Tyra if she will ever forgive Tim-- i'm assuming for cheating on her. But I thought Tyra broke up with Tim before Tim he hooked up with Lyla? So was Jason the only one that was cheated on technically?

Honestly I feel like part of what makes this show really good is the quality of acting. Compared to other 2000s dramas I've watched, especially ones depicting teenagers, FNL is really realistic and engaging. I rarely feel like the acting is fake or corny.

This is my first time watching the show and Voodoo in season 1 is really pissing me off..... tell me he has a redemption.

title.

I just watched 1x3 for the first time. that was so emotional omg.

can anyone who lived in stuvi 1 and decored/styled their apartment share inspiration pictures? thank you