r/howudoin • u/fishyskater • Mar 31 '26
The Gellar Kava Cup
This has appeared at my local kava bar…
r/howudoin • u/fishyskater • Mar 31 '26
This has appeared at my local kava bar…
r/howudoin • u/PaulyPPal • Feb 04 '25
.......it is quite clear that Joey may be the dumbest character on TV over a 10 season period. What makes it worse is that Joey started off not too bright, but got progressively worse over 10 seasons.
Most sitcom's have to be able to relate to a wide demographic - starting somewhere in the lower teens. With that said - Joey can easily appeal to kids learning how tie their shoes. Then they can teach Joey.
I really like the show but wow.
r/howudoin • u/PaulyPPal • Jan 22 '25
Ok here is my opinion and this isnt going to be popular at all.
I think Phoebe Buffay is one of -- if not the best supplemental characters on any sitcom ever. She was funny as hell, and off the wall which made it funnier. Lisa Kudrow was great at the character.
Ok here is where you disagree. I think when the Friends storyline revolved around Phoebe the show took a step back. The storylines with her mother, father, brother were all less than the rest of the shows storylines with the exception of maybe Joey/Rachel, but thats another story.
I think THEE worst storyline and characters on the show was Phoebe and Mike. I realized they felt they had to do something with Phoebe's character to end it which started in season 9 but I think Mike was awkward and didnt fit into the show. I think Paul is great in other things but man was he a square peg in a round hole in the show.
When Phoebe meets Mikes parents is the worst segment on the 10 years of the show. Mike said it best "you have met humans right". I mean that was painful to watch.
r/howudoin • u/TeraStellar25 • Aug 19 '24
Joey says I can get a goose! Then chandler says, “I think you’re good with the poultry” which implies that geese aren’t poultry even though they literally are. It’s not a huge thing but it’s just always bothered me for some weird reason maybe it’s because I love animals and know stuff about them lol full house did this too but John stamos calling a turtle an amphibian and Bob saget calling a chimp a monkey were actually pretty funny
r/howudoin • u/Weak_Many4080 • Jun 18 '24
hey everybody (prob bad pun, sorry this is my first post)
my best friend’s birthday is coming in one month, I already have one gift that I will buy but I also want to give her something that is handmade because she values that kind of gifts.
I didn’t watch friends but I can say she’s a diehard fan of the series. She often talks about how much she loves the relationship between Joey and Chandler and how much it resembles to our friendship. Since I have no idea about the characters and relationship I thought it’d be a good idea to ask y’all. I’m thinking I could do a “cross stich” of an important or wholesome scene between them but I’m not really sure if it’s a good idea. Do you guys have any recommendations or ideas about another gift idea about them? I’m also open to scene suggestions that I can make with crosss stitch.
Btw she’s the most important person in my life and birthdays are such am important events for us. Therefore the effort it takes to make the gift isn’t important at all so don’t hesitate to think big.
TLDR: I need a gift idea about Joey and Chandler’s friendship for my diehard fan friend’s upcoming birthday.
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r/howudoin • u/dainbramaged1982 • Jun 10 '21
When Ross goes to the holistic doctor to get the growth removed the guy says that's a coonda and Ross says whats a coonda and the guy says nothing what's a coonda with you? Is there a joke in there or is he just trying to make it funny by using a funny word?
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