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You said the same thing on Free Jinger. But I agree with the poster there who pointed out that Jill has always admitted that Tim, as her first, was the one who she first felt that overwhelming love of a mother for her child. He was the one she learned how to breastfeed, change diapers, etc for, and he was the only one who got her complete and full attention as an infant. She took him for daily walks around New York and showed him off to the other mothers doing the same. He was a sunny and sweet baby to all and sundry. Sure, she also bragged about how she beat him when he expected the same attention after she fell pregnant with Nurie, but he quickly fell in line and became her "best bud", showing the ropes to the other children as they appeared with alarming (to most) regularity and helping Best Mama Ever as best he could. Tim was the one the whole family drove across the country to take to college the first time he tried, and blatantly lied about the reason he couldn't cut it. He ended up back home and tried again with another college, but that also didn't work out. Jill never admitted that his poor home schooling and her machinations were the reasons. Jill's done everything she could to keep him close to home, but she couldn't do anything about his need for romance and the physical expression of it. So now Tim is engaged and it'll be very interesting to see if Jill just lets him be a married man or if she tries to interfere. I think she'll let him get married and test the waters on how much she's allowed to get away with.

I know her name. Couldn't forget after seeing Randy Rainbow sing about her after she was named as Joe Biden's running mate in 2020. Many people weren't sure how to pronounce her name, so RR stepped in:

The last episode I saw for HIMYM was where where the kids were sitting on the couch listening to the story and the story ended with their mother dying. Then they brush it all off and say "Dad, what you're really telling us is that you belong with Aunt Robin. Go get her!" Then he grabbed the stupid blue horn and rushed off to her place so he could stand outside her window in the rain and show it to her and they smile at each other. No matter how sweet and loving they showed her to be, it boiled down to her providing the kids Robin couldn't have so Ted and Robin could get married and have a family. I hated that ending.

OMG! Hilarious! The spiral curls, the shades flopping down over his eyes during his dramatic declaration of all he's sacrificed just to LOVE HER! It goes nicely with his moobs and his beer belly refusing to be hidden by his overly large tee shirt. Kody is like is like human herpes: once you've got him, you can never quite get rid of him. There is no sex good enough to chance getting stuck with him.

I'm guessing that the owner of the rabbits used his/her credit card to take at least one of the bunnies to the vet and get the fix. Now they can cuddle, commune, and consumate their relationship together without having more and more babies.

I'd like to see that! (Reminds me of way too many years ago when I got to high school and went to the bathroom. Apparently during the night some plumbing had been done and the hot and cold water lines got mixed up. The toilets were steaming. I found it to be quite pleasant. Usually my hiney was sad and neglected (never getting to see sunlight, always getting sat on, and maligned for not being the "right size" according to the current fashion, etc). But that day my backside got a spa day.

When did she go grey?

Two old men are sitting around talking about how things are so different from when they were kids. Today's kids are soft, wouldn't be able to hack it if they had to grow up back in the day. One man says "They all want to ride a bus with cushioned seats on sit on their way to school. When I was a kid, I had to walk to school, and then walk home again." The other replies, "Me too. I had to walk even in bad weather. I didn't wait at a shelter for someone to come pick me up. #1 "I had to walk in bad weather, too! I walked in the wind, the rain, the sleet, and the snow!" #2 "So did I! And we got more snow back then, too!" #1 "Well I had to break trail with snow up past my knees to make it easier for my younger brothers and sisters." #2 "How many kids in your family?" #1 "Six." #2 "Well I had ten and I had to carry the youngest on my back!" #1 "How far away was the school?" #2 "Three miles, unless the creek ran high and covered the little foot bridge. Then we had to walk another three to get to the bigger bridge!" #1 "Well I had to walk 15 miles. Both ways." #2 "Well - " #1 Interrupts: "Uphill!" Sees #2 about to speak again. "BOTH WAYS!" #2 <glares at #1> "Well, we had this old cow. Gave the best milk, but boy was she mean... She'd step on your foot if she could..." #1 "They all do that. Ours would squirt onto her tail and slap you in the face with it if you gave her the chance." #2 "So would ours, but she'd also.........

Bazinga, thanks for putting in a link to the past discussion of the case! So much easier that way.

Oh yes. One episode changed the way I think of the phrase "Master of my domain" and the other introduced the term "Spongeworthy".

How did it turn out?

Yawn

Love it! Good thing Baby paid attention when Mando was showing him the controls and stuff. Now when Mando dropped the Sword and Bo picked it up and finished the fight for him, does that mean she's it's owner now? I hope so, the Sword seemed to be fighting Mando, but worked well for Bo. What dragged Mando into the deep water at the end there? What was that large eye in the water? The 'monster' thing that the first Mandelorian was supposed to have finished off many years earlier? Why did it let Bo collect Mando and take him back to the surface? Had it heard Bo telling Mando about her past as a member of the ruling family when she was a child? Was stealing Mando a test for Bo to prove herself worthy of ruling over the planet? Is some intelligence planning on making her lead an effort to rehabilitate Mandalore?

He needs some toys, and maybe later on a pet.