That actually would’ve been a good callback, but I think they were implying that the girl Pastor Jeff confiscated that movie from had a crush on Patrick Swayze.
We’re already seeing George fade into an affair and his drinking getting worse. I think next season we’re gonna see a lot more of that. I also think George may die on the next season finale.
This makes my skin crawl so bad. I was subjected to this as a "youth" and 50 years later I'm still scarred. May all the Pastor Jeffs and Pastor Robbs of the world rest in torment in a hell of their own making.
Poor Missy, constantly getting hit on by a guy she’s not interested in. If she attracts any more, she’s going to have to get a fake number that spells out “No Missy.” Anyone who has seen Seinfeld will get that joke.
@@mariafox9226She also has fantasies about him. Instead of facing her reaction, she denies & represses it. This makes her feel guilty. George feels comfortable around Brenda in a way he can't around Mary, because of her fervent fundamentalist beliefs. One episode she was given a scratch off that won her $500, and she considered that to be gambling, which was a sin!! No, it was a scratch off card, but it was a major moral question for Mary. She has no chill.
“which is redundant, because all dancin’s dirty!” Gee, that sounds just like what Michal said about King David just before God struck her with sterility. Good thing the Pastor reads the Bible, no?
So they don't use it to deface anything on the property. Kids dare their friends to squirt shaving cream onto delicate surfaces like paintings or drawings. You can also just spray some on toiletpaper so it's got some weight to it and then chuck the toiletpaper at statues of jesus or something similar. It's a commonly used item in pranks in the US (and possibly in other countries too). Mostly seen during Halloween, but pranks frequently happen during sleepovers too.
Billy needs to leave Missy alone. She said no, she made it clear she’s not interested, that’s the end of it. Asking someone out over and over when they have clearly said no is a form of sexual harassment.
Corrine///// IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCEED,TRY,TRY AGAIN!!!!!....SOMETIMES YOU JUST HAVE TO WEAR THEM DOWN!!!!!.....IT'S IN NO WAY SEXUAL HARASSMENT/IT'S CALLED TRYING TO GET A DATE YOU PRUDE!!!!!!!
@Tara Allen As someone who’s getting hit on by a guy I’ve repeatedly said no to at work, I’m in full agreement. I also read this story online once about a girl who kept getting asked out and got pressured by everyone, even her own mother, to say yes. She spent the whole date in tears and the guy never asked her out again.
@@davidscott1052 Yeah, I was never really a fan of that couple. Don’t get me wrong, I find Big Bang Theory entertaining but I didn’t agree with everything in the show.
Wait, Sheldon’s an atheist because there is no experimental proof of God, yet he grows up to be a theoretical physicist? Tell me again about the experimental proofs for string theory?
The existence of God is not a falsifiable hypothesis, hence science is useless in proving or disproving His existence. As Carl Sagan once pointed out, one of the major metaphysical assumptions of modern science was based on the Christian belief that there was a God (a clockmaker), that His creation followed His laws, and these laws were discoverable through observation & deduction.
@@Caseytify that’s my point. String theory is not à falsifiable hypothesis, due to its very nature. In fact, neither is black holes, neutron stars, strange matter, dark matter, dark energy, cosmic expansion, or for that matter fusion stars or the spinning dynamo at Earth’s center. If we want to get technical, virtually nothing in astrophysics, astronomy, geology, vulcanology, meteorology, archaeology, or paleontology is falsifiable. They are all of them just as unfalsifiable as theology. It’s just that atheists feel more comfortable believing in a Flying Spaghetti Monster in the middle of stars or the middle of the Galaxy than in the stratosphere.
