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Image 1 — Probably everyone's favourite scene. Ed O'Neill is priceless
Image 2 — Probably everyone's favourite scene. Ed O'Neill is priceless
Image 3 — Probably everyone's favourite scene. Ed O'Neill is priceless
Image 4 — Probably everyone's favourite scene. Ed O'Neill is priceless
Image 5 — Probably everyone's favourite scene. Ed O'Neill is priceless

Probably everyone's favourite scene. Ed O'Neill is priceless

Hands down one of the best scenes of the show 🤣🤣🤣🤣

u/LordGadsy — 6 days ago

my favorite Phil and jay moment

just thought this was a sweet moment between them. they don’t share too many of those lol

u/Excellent_Law_524 — 6 days ago
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"Sanguine" is not just a fancier word for optimistic

Sanguine gets used as a dressier "optimistic", and it almost works, but the word comes with a condition attached. You are sanguine about something that could reasonably go badly. Sanguine about the layoffs, about the diagnosis, about their chances in the second half: all fine. "I'm sanguine about the weather on Saturday" is off, and off in a way people can hear even when they can't say why. Nothing is at stake, so there is nothing to be composed about.

That is what the one-word gloss loses. Optimistic points forward at a good outcome. Sanguine points at a threat and declines to panic. Hopeful and upbeat are cheerful; sanguine is unbothered. The first time I saw it used about someone's stock portfolio I assumed it was a mistake, and it wasn't, because money is exactly the kind of thing you can lose.

Two traps worth knowing. The register is formal and written, so out loud it can come off slightly pleased with itself, and "not worried" usually does the same work. And the close relatives went somewhere else entirely: sanguinary means bloodthirsty, sanguineous means relating to blood, all three off the same Latin sanguis. "A sanguinary outlook" is not a more impressive way to say a hopeful one.

u/Ghastly-Jack — 11 days ago

does a rewatch ever get you in your feelings?

started my rewatch as soon as the credits rolled and not even 5 seconds after (i’m not crazy you’re crazy.) I can’t even begin to describe in appropriate words you how disorienting everything feels seeing everyone look so young and different.

it makes me feel emotional, it’s like seeing old videos of your family and realizing how old you’ve all become, and I don’t particularly enjoy how it makes me think about my real family growing old. it’s very dramatic i know but idk i guess its a testament to how great this show was and still is to bring out emotions like this.

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u/BeautifulPossible958 — 14 days ago