Was making a recipe with cucumbers and I needed to make some Kosher salt/sugar for them. It’s another use for salgar….

https://youtu.be/Hu3Yydrruho?si=cJZ7gXb8nYmyQKKq

The unkempt white hair, buttoned-up shirt, and gentle demeanor are all very reminiscent of the late leader of the Heaven’s Gate cult, Marshall Applewhite. I haven’t been able to find an explicit reference but I’m definitely convinced.

Any theories?

Got this from the company that handles my 401k and immediately thought of P&R Season 7! I definitely also read “Morningstar” in Leslie’s voice in my head 😂

I know it‘s talked about a lot but the writers really did a great job making us forget Mark‘s existence in the first two seasons.On every rewatch I forget about Brendanswicz as soon as I get to mid season 3 and basically go „Oh yeah.That guy exists“ whenever I remember him.A job well done.

Was doing a rewatch on Max, and at 12 last night it disappeared without warning. There is currently no way to watch it legally here. I'm really bummed out right now...

Can't remember what even the episode was fully about. But it was some celebration. There's a short clip of Leslie crying over a photo album lol.

Edit S5, E14. Thanks!

Is from New Zealand! I got an inexpensive deal for Acorn TV via Prime (0.99 for two months). Watching “My Life Is Murder” with Lawless in the lead. It’s terrific and she’s funny!

Watching the “KaBOOM” episode- amazing cold open lol Who would your pillow be shaped like (doesn’t have to be a man!)? (Obviously it’s for your lower back…) Mine would be Austin Butler swoooon Also! “Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry” - what would you major in? I would also major in Potions!

Anyone else noticed? It's fried

If any suggestion beats out the original upvotes for that category, I'll replace it.

... but none so perfect as Parks and Recreation.

Every character we fell in love with, through their adventures and misadventures in Pawnee and beyond, was given a wonderful, fitting, and surprisingly plausible, conclusion to their arc. The stories were beautifully told in the last season, and then in the last double-length episode, in perfectly executed flash-foward and flash-back again. We were let in on their futures like we were part of it all, and it really felt like we were, thanks to the documentary style of the show. They shared everything with each and every viewer, from the first episode to the last. It never stopped being entertaining, funny, and, most of all, heartfelt.

It was great to be along for the ride, and has been each and every time I've watched the show from beginning to end, and from the first time to the last, I was just as sad when it ended.

I need breakfast food.

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Credit to u/sciencehair for providing the photo of Andy for this post.