on a brighter note please see this movie




I look forward to your review on it

Chemda said you can fly. She didn't say you'd be as fast as the Flash and invulnerable. My goodness...

On a less serious note, when it comes to my dad I guess it was just time and distance. When he gets to be too much I don't talk to him, and then he slowly learns what too much is.

Chemda's laugh brightens my life on the daily. I'm really glad you got that chain fixed. Losing you to a stupid bike accident after we just got you back from the fucking tumor. I can't even.

Keith, if you ever do attend mass again with your folks, I think you'll be surprised. They changed up some of the call-response things that I didn't realize I internalized so hard until I happened to be back in a church.

Losing your wallet is the worst. Ironically, you're going to have to replace that movie card.

I'll be so surprised. I'm guessing they're into gays now, and they don't dress like weirdos from Star Wars as they put food in your mouth that is your creator.

They definitely still do that. Things like the creed have changed. Not a lot, just enough that my deeply ingrained responses don't line up with what everyone is doing all the time. Don't get me wrong, it's not enough reason to actually go, but I'll be interested to see if you notice if you ever happen to end up attending a mass again.

I can't decide if they dress more like Star Wars or Star Trek. It's pretty "goofy" either way.

I see other people already wrote what I was going to say: This episode felt like old times. Not that there's anything wrong with new times. The show is ALWAYS fantastic. But there's something I love about when it's just the two of you. You sound relaxed and comfortable. It's like you don't have the added stress of keeping a guest interesting. The chemistry is still charming and very funny after all these years. This is the core of what we all love about the show. You're a great comedy duo. I loved this episode very much.

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