I Ross Take Thee Rachel || Open Thread

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Feel free to mock…I’m off to watch the series finale.

God, I hope they leave that apartment and I can get over there before anyone else does to suck up to the super.

10 thoughts on “I Ross Take Thee Rachel || Open Thread”

  1. I hope that Bob wakes up next to Emily and describes a dream he had about how they and their friends from youth had been transported to the future in NY.
    I mean seriously, Jerry=Ross, Chandler=Bob, Emily=Monica, Carol=Phoebe, Howard=Joey and Rachel=Michelle Nardo (C’mon, everyone’s hot in a dream…).

  3. What? Edward’s right – it’s a great apartment! The only problem is the six people who hang out there…
    What Somebody Said:

    Dude, if any of you were in a relationship with a guy like Ross or a girl like Rachel, and you just kept going back, I wouldn’t wish and hope and pray and stuff that the two of you hook up forever and ever ’cause it’s romaaaaaantic.
    I would hit you.
    Hard.
    With a two-by-four.
    Over and over again in the head until I knocked some fucking sense into your skull.

    My feelings exactly. But the apartment’s great. And so is the coffee shop.

  5. I watched a few episodes during the first two years of “Friends”. Anyone want to get me up to speed on what’s happened with them in the past eight years?
    A coffee house based show at the peak of the Starbucks era. Was it worth watching for ten years and 125+ hours?
    I doubt it.
    😉
    Sorry I’m not trying to mock. I’m just on an initiative thing and almost all television shows act as mind drainers/mental pacifiers.

  8. I get nervous when other guys start talking about taking Rachels, as I’ve got one of my own who I’m quite fond of.
    You’ve probably no idea how long it took poor little me to realize that this was all about some TeeVee show.

  9. Kikuchiyo, that must be strange.
    Oddly enough, I know no one at all named Ross, Chandler, or Joey (two Josephs, but both of them would slay you in an instant for “Joey”): no Monica (though one Mo, which I assume is short-for), no Phoebe, and only one Rachel – the young daughter of an older friend.

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