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The last thing that made you laugh

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I watched "the big bang theory" episode where Sheldon is shown reproducing by splitting in 2 after eating Thai food ( I think it was Thai food) :) I though it was hilarious

I think Sheldon is exaggerated but pretty nice and funny representation of an Aspie. I don't know if producers meant it to be that way, bit it definetely looks that way :)

One more thing. A question to whoever will read this post. Can I actually use word "representation" in this kind of sentence? I'm just curious.

And...does anyone else watch " the big bang theory"?

I love watching the big bang theory, and I think Sheldon is a great character. Some people believe he is an over exaggerated version of an aspie, but I disagree. As the show progresses his friendship with Penny grows and she really supports him when he finds socialising hard and I love that so much.
 
Reasons Kids Should Never Be Left Alone With Their Dads

They’ll help the kids discover exciting new foods.
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They’ll use a marker to fill out their kids’ eyebrows. You know, to make them more expressive.
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They’ll insist on getting their money’s worth with the label maker.
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They calm kids down by showing them how to take selfies.
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