It's always sunny in philadelphia

Mac and the Jew Lawyer in a 1998 YooHoo Chocolate Drink Commercial

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“Now we can ruffle a few feathers, rattle a few cages, you know, shoot some fireworks,” DeVito said of Season 17, which, judging by past It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode plot lines, could be a show-by-show description rather than a slew of idioms.

When asked what his favorite part of being on It's Always Sunny for two decades has been, DeVito answered, “We love each other, and we have a fun time being together,” then understating, “The season goes by too fast, we do eight shows or something like that in a season, it’s over before you now it, and we have fun every day. It’s really cool.”

In the gang, my fave is Dennis - he's so vain and manipulative. I also like Mac when he's in denial about being gay - I found that arc so funny.

My faves outside of the gang (I realize I'm naming a lot lol) are Uncle Jack, Artemis, Cricket, Z, and the lawyer that hates the gang

You're welcome.

At least I tried. Maybe tomorrow...

Because of the implication.

Miss Yvonne was a frequent visitor to the playhouse; obsessed with fashion and beauty; commonly proclaimed as "The Most Beautiful Woman in Puppetland" by Pee-Wee and his Playhouse characters such as Chairry. Symbolizing the common "girl next door" trope. Miss Yvonne is often paired with Cowboy Curtis, who does things together with Herman, and in one episode asked out Cowboy Curtis on a date, where Herman helped Cowboy Curtis prepare for it by first going on a practice run with Cowntess. Despite

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and don't get me started on gas prices. The guy puts a new thing on the sign every time we pull in there!

He doesn’t look like a movie star. He doesn’t act like one, either. And if a role requires DeVito to disrobe and get ‘greased up like a halibut,’ so be it.

Lance Reddick is the first celebrity I actually got sad about when I heard of his passing.

I loved him in Destiny.

Rest in piece, Mr Reddick.

This feels like a true return to form. Hoping for more episodes like this in the coming seasons!

My toe-knife has seen quite a bit of abuse over the last year and I've noticed that the edge has gotten pretty beat up, small chips missing here and there and of course getting a little dull for toe work.

It's a pretty small knife, blade is made of HAP40 steel and I believe the edge is only 44mm long. Do you fellow toe-knife enthusiasts believe it can be saved? If so there is a knife shop nearby I might bring it to as it is truly one of my most functional use anywhere toe-knives.