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Truer words were never spoken.

David Lynch was right. We’re going to fix our hearts or die.

The way their sexual interactions change over the course of the show is telling the story about their emotional states, their individual growth, and the progression of their love for each other.

People who are watching with a "second screen" in front of them miss the entire story. There is so much that is conveyed in looks, body language, and non-expository dialogue that if you're not actually paying full attention, you miss it all.

Even if you DO only watch for the sex, it IS their story!

because I know how it all works under the hood.

My dad always opted for guarding lines because it got him out of the house and office, he said you'd be surprised at how often he had to tell people not to move or drive over downed lines.

They did the same thing for one of the hurricanes - Irene, I think? - where again linemen rebuilt the entire grid in the space of a week or so. Linemen were coming in convoys from all over the region as well as Canada to get it up and running again. I'll never complain about delays in restoration /

or field customer service calls. Everyone is on deck. My dad and his wife were working opposite-hour shifts and didn't see each other for two weeks. Somewhat ironically, their street was one of the later ones to get power restored - a week - and they lost all their food in the fridge and freezer.

The fuck?

STEPHEN A: Skip I want to ADDRESS this issue.
[BAYLESS nods]
You KNOW I don't believe in phrenology
BAYLESS: Absolutely
STEPHEN A: BUT!

Do you have a cast iron pan? Put the salmon (still in its bag or wrapper) in the pan, and just leave it there. The pan has absorbed the ambient temperature of the room and will thaw whatever you're putting on it. You might have to turn it over a couple of times.

Seconded. I stand by McDonald's fries, they are my alpha and omega.