u/blamberr

Is this the grossest moment in the show?
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Is this the grossest moment in the show?

I’ve aged into a Ross fan and have come to love his character, but this scene obviously gives me the total icks. Which I know is not a hot take! Is there anything else even in the same league as icky as this as this in the series? Nothing else is standing out in my current rewatch

Edit: just to clarify — I wouldn’t even necessarily change the bit because it’s funny. All I’m saying is that it is also icky. If you disagree with that, alrighty.

u/blamberr — 1 day ago

Someone in another sub asked if Beep was a “very poorly bred Pomeranian.” Am I being too sensitive or was that mean as heck?

I mean, he’s a rescue. We don’t know anything about his breeding.

Edit: for late context, this was a thread about how your rescue dog saved your life! Under different circumstances, this fairly obvious observation would not have bothered me much, if at all. We have a very good collective sense of humor about Beep’s irregularities!

u/blamberr — 3 days ago
▲ 858 r/30ROCK

Tina Fey turns 56 today! So, she’ll probably do Sexy Birthday this evening instead of the usual Mannequin Comes To Life — thank god

u/blamberr — 3 days ago

‘You could’ve used a spittoon. That’s what the other children did.’ Is this peak Moira mom moment?

u/blamberr — 8 days ago

My two handsome gentleman — Beep screams out for his own shirt! Any other Pom dads out there?

u/blamberr — 13 days ago

I’m not going to get into arguments with anyone defending the company sending us all $300 electric bills. I’m just mildly infuriated and wish this very preventable thing didn’t happen.

Edit to add comment that might get lost:

Please note, I understand how power lines work and the function of what they did. The question is, where have they been the last 100 years while all those trees were growing? If you maintain them over the years and prevent overgrowth, you don’t have to come through butchering every beloved tree in the neighborhood — making many structurally unstable and all painful to even look at.

u/blamberr — 15 days ago

I know this poop is partially smashed, but you can see the in tact part alone is the size of an egg. Their solid poops are generally golf ball size, but are often well bigger than an average sized egg.

u/blamberr — 17 days ago
▲ 669 r/Xennials

Doesn’t even have to be a teen dream job. Just any job that you loved then and love even more now in hindsight.

u/blamberr — 20 days ago