u/imtrulyweird

It's literally an insult to call the Philippines—the U.S. dog.

Because to me, personally, I like to think that the US and Philippines are good allies and has good faith with each other since then, rather than spout negativities about it.

I mean, it's that part that you're so insecure about. It could be your nose, eyes, height, or weight.

Many consumers, especially business owners, demands an investigation on ILPI, regarding a surge in their electricity bills. Anyone experiences the same?

My expected explanation from ILPI:

It's summer season.

If the guy is not as tall as 6ft, anong height ang pwede na?

Considering that these holy scriptures was written as a rule to every humans in the old times and the conditions way back then.

I saw several posts and comments across the internet hating on Dale. I understand that some prefer more on Dr. Sturgis over Dale to be Connie's lifetime partner. I mean, Dr. Sturgis is undeniably intelligent, funny, and most importantly, Sheldon loves him. But when it comes to long-term settlement, Dale is most fit for Connie.

When Dr. Sturgis broke up with Connie, he thinks his decision was self-sacrificing and is best for Connie. But little did he know, Connie was hurting a lot. It was a tough situation for Connie as someone who's already old to suffer a heartbreak. I know, Dr. Sturgis regretted it a lot later but Connie is with Dale already. I never like the scene of Dr. Sturgis where he insist to know Dale and whether he is a suitable partner for Connie. I know, he is just concern of Connie but he shouldn't be a stubborn old man any further, meddling with Connie's love life. And I believe Connie was way a lot better than Dr. Sturgis when it comes to romance stuffs, so she'd be fine herself.

Dale, on the other hand, is the best man for Connie. To be honest, I didn't like Dale at first, especially on the scene where he arrogantly talked to George when Missy was trying to get in to the baseball team. My initial impression on Dale was a creep and he has a stiff character, a quite intimidating old geezer. But all that changed when he helped Georgie to have a job at his store. He even openly forgave Georgie after his store was robbed under Georgie's watch and return the compensation money back to Georgie, also the egging part made by Connie and Georgie (😂). Georgie also sees Dale as his reliable mentor. It was the moment when Georgie found out about Mandy's pregnancy, he went to Dale first instead of telling George, his father. Dale was so inlove with Connie that he asked her to marry him. Even after being rejected by Connie, he never hated her and love him anyway. He was being patient and understanding to Connie. Many times Dale had saved Connie with all her stubbornness, including Georgie's ass. Even with all those shady activities of Connie, he always remained at her side. And the greatest part of all was when he take care of Connie and provided her home after Connie's house was struck by the tornado.

I just admire Dale so much. And I believe, he is the best man for Connie's personality. Regardless of being married or not, they can still be together, grow old and get cranky all throughout their lives. Just how a sweet old giant Dale is.

Note: This sentiment is only on Dale and Connie in Young Sheldon. I never watched George & Mandy's First Marriage, where they also appear. So I had no idea what happened to them after it.

I'm never been into sitcoms but recently, I just finished watching Young Sheldon and I love it! It's by far the best and first sitcom I've ever watched.

So, I'm asking you guys to please share with me some of the best sitcoms you had. I particularly prefer those who don't have a laughing track in it because it's apparently annoying for me.

Gracias!

Anyone noticed this common plot and political feud from historical kdramas in which it has an annoyingly coward, pathetic, and helpless King who is easily threatened and manipulated by one his royal court officials?

Like how can a King who is believed to be anointed by heavens be a scaredcat?

And how is a single person possessed more power, wealth, and influence than the King of a country?