It's a moo point. You know, like a cow might make. I still like Seinfeld but I didn't watch it for a long time.

I'm trying to figure out when in any of this I get to unwind and focus on my writing, which are the two things I most want to do in any given weekend.

It's my understanding that, once a person has kids, you don't always get to do what you want with your weekend. Which is precisely why I'd be a bad parent.

Oh, I missed all the Friends love! Those are a couple of my favorites -- the quiz one with Ms. Chanandler Bong is my all-time favorite. "I rule at lightning rounds!"

I've never seen an episode of Friends. Actually, any sitcom made in the last 20 years? I've probably never seen.

"Monica and I had a grandmother who died. NAME THAT GRANDMOTHER!"

"Nana?"

"She HAD A NAME."

I like Chandler and Jill Goodacre waiting for the ATM. And anything with "Smelly Cat" Yemen still makes me laugh, even when it shouldn't. Jilli, why? Not spooky enough? Cause I could see that.

Jilli, why? Not spooky enough? Cause I could see that.

Nope. I just got out of the habit of watching TV after I moved out on my own, and didn't watch any show with regularity until Pete dragged me into watching the X-Files. Another friend called me on the night of the Buffy premier and ordered me to turn it on.

I'm waiting for Pushing Daisies to be released on DVD, and then I'll catch up with that.

There ought to be another gothy sitcom(with all props to the Addams.) There's a baby goth in Bobby's class on King of the Hill a few times.

My favorite is when Ross is trying to get the sofa upstairs. "PIVOT! PIVOT!" You can tell the actors are all cracking up. Makes me giggle even to think about it!

It was because of this episode that JZ would yell "Pivot! Pi-VOTT!" at Matilda when she was switching breasts for breastfeeding.

I'm doing database stuff and omg there is a town in Illinois called "Hometown."