"So Mrs Wallice, what are your credentials? Where did you study?" — "At Hardvard Business School." — "Oh, I didn't know they taught psychology." — "Well, it seems you are having control issues. Is that possible?"
I've watched the first two seasons, and it is consistently strong. At least 80 % of the episodes I have enjoyed very much. Each one is only 6 minutes or so, by the way.
You make no sense, I make no sense, it seems it's been that way forever. So if you make no sense, and I make no sense, why not not make sense together?
@Robusto I said that like when the Big Bang went off, or at least the period of time between the two is insignificant compared to the time elapsed since I said that.
@RegDwightΒВBẞ8 The adjectival form you hear most often is prophylactic. I don't care what your commie dictionaries tell you. They were made for communist pineapples.
That is the first thing that goes, btw: noun genders. Because noun genders are stupid. Nouns don't need to breed. We have enough frickin' nouns already, ferchrissakes.
Well, it's funny because they were being all stuffed-shirt about it beforehand. (Like you ever encounter stuffed-shirtiness in a Germanic bureaucracy.)
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@Cerberus Your three sentences appear beautifully like a staircase.