[Pheboasmabs]

Emma
Your name poses a dilemma
'Cause not much else rhymes with Emma
Maybe the actor Richard Crenna
(He played the commanding officer in Rambo)
Happy birthday, Emma

Better get back in the kitchen, the garlic isn't gonna overuse itself.

[Dodoerabe]

2 words. moist maker.

[Dodoerabe]

and my favorite phoebe song is...

jingle bitch screwed me over
go to hell, jingle whore
go to hell, go to hell
go to he-he-helllll

[Dodoerabe]

and, "why is everything weird?!?" is used quite often in our home.

i swear i'm going to stop making individual posts within seconds of each other.

[Timoxari]

safhjkashahgkabaaa

"My sandwich? MY SANDWICH? MY SANDWICH???"

[Fertassa]

Here's one for today (Thursday!)

"Thursday! Look, if you need help remembering, just think of it like this: The third day. All right? Monday, one day. Tuesday, two day. Wednesday, when? Huh? What day? Thursday! The third day!"

Thanks, Joey. Always so helpful!

[asharbiq]

Aafhahza, we always do The Third Day, it's one of our favourites!

[JaK_MarkoV_Pi]

I found you in my bed
How'd you wind up there?
You are a mystery
Little black curly hair

[gugamotina]

Seasons 1, 2, and 3 are just utter, utter perfection. I have a soft spot for a lot of Season 4 episodes, too.

Best episode ever, though? The One Where No One's Ready. It's 22 real-time minutes of what the show does best--the six of them in a room together. It's so. awesome.

In these early seasons, when the characters hadn't yet become caricatures of themselves, there was a LOT of really great dramatic/emotional moments, too. I don't think the cast gets enough credit for the more serious sides of the characters they portrayed. Again, in the early days.

[YabbaIn]

Sometimes men like women
Sometimes men like men
Then there are bisexuals
Though some just say they're kidding themselves
la la la la la la la la la la la la la

[Blolover11]

Seasons 1, 2, and 3 are just utter, utter perfection. I have a soft spot for a lot of Season 4 episodes, too.

Best episode ever, though? The One Where No One's Ready. It's 22 real-time minutes of what the show does best--the six of them in a room together. It's so. awesome.

In these early seasons, when the characters hadn't yet become caricatures of themselves, there was a LOT of really great dramatic/emotional moments, too. I don't think the cast gets enough credit for the more serious sides of the characters they portrayed. Again, in the early days.

Agreed 100%. The writing is so fantastic, and I think they are all great actors. (Wouldn't know which one is my fave episode though.)

It became a bit too polished and obvious for my liking towards the end. I still liked it and there were flashes of brilliance, but like you say those early seasons are flawless.

[asharbiq]

We are this very minute discussing laminated lists.

[JaK_MarkoV_Pi]

Did I ever tell you about the time I went backpacking through Europe?

[flnastyax]

Ken Adams!

[Pheboasmabs]

"Next time I'll tell you about the time I stabbed a cop."
"Phoebs."
"HE STABBED ME FIRST!"

[asharbiq]

Please don't call your child Phoe-boe.

[Blolover11]

Phoebe as an extra

[Fertassa]

Phoebe: Aww, Phoebs!
Rachel: Phoebe? ... That's your name.
Phoebe: OH! I thought that's just what we called each other!

[Pheboasmabs]

I think the best line ever might be Phoebe's "oh, I wish I could, but I don't want to." I still use that all the time.

[Blolover11]

I think the best line ever might be Phoebe's "oh, I wish I could, but I don't want to." I still use that all the time.

Yes yes yes! I don't use that but wish I did. In fact, I'm going to start.