What is the difference between being Sheldon's friend and being Sheldon's enemy? (Is there a big difference?) Outside of Sheldon constantly telling you that you are on his enemies list, I don't see much difference. Although he might be more motivated to beat you at bowling, or a game of Mystic Warlords Of Ka'a.

1.Last week it was Penny reading a parenting book. This week she's taking care of a baby. Are the writers trying to plant thoughts in our minds? I don't think the writers are that clever. I may be wrong. We'll see. I really hope they don't go there. I think a THIRD pregnancy story would intolerable.

2.It was joked that Professor Proton's ashes were shot into the air by a baking soda volcano. If your ashes were scattered somewhere- where would you want it to be? I wouldn't want to be cremated, so I really haven't given it any thought. But for fun let's say in the future due to land shortages, we are forced to be cremated. Hmmmmmm. Okay - I'd want my ashes scattered at the baseball field that used to be Tiger Stadium. They still have a baseball field there, even though the stadium is long gone.

1) Sheldon has an enemies list but does he have a friends list ? I don't think there is much of a difference.

2) And emotions in our amygdala

3) Not scattered, too messy, Pressed together and then inserted into a potato and then the potato made into a potato clock.

@znexyish said: Sheldon has an enemies list but does he have a friends list ? I don't think there is much of a difference.

And emotions in our amygdala

Pressed together and then inserted into a potato and then the potato is made into a potato clock.

1.I'm pretty sure Sheldon had a friends list, too, because at one point he told Stuart that if he'd take him to the dentist, he'd be on the short list for being friend #8. Can I be on your friends list?

2.Amygdala Farrah Fowler

3.But Z, what if someone cooked that potato after they made a clock with it? That would be one spicy potato!

@censorshipsucks06 said: I wouldn't want to be cremated, so I really haven't given it any thought. But for fun let's say in the future due to land shortages, we are forced to be cremated.

Yeah, this was more of a "just for fun" question (though I'm not sure if something so morbid would be considered "just for fun" by some ). More just a chance to think about all of the places in the world someone could have them spread, and which place would be the most special.

My answers:

1.If you are his friend, your name is not on a floppy disk and your name is less likely to be screamed by him in anguish a la WHEATOOOOOOOOOON!! And he might name a day after you, as in "Leonard's Day".

2.Yes, I think they are trying to get the audience in the right frame of mind for a pregnant Penny. (To prevent the same lashing-out that occurred when she cut her hair.)

3.I'd want mine scattered in my own back yard. For me there is no place like home. I am not planning on being cremated, though, at this point.

@Lemons said:

Main Question:
What is the difference between being Sheldon's friend and being Sheldon's enemy? (Is there a big difference?)

Additional Questions:
1.Last week it was Penny reading a parenting book. This week she's taking care of a baby. Are the writers trying to plant thoughts in our minds?

2.It was joked that Professor Proton's ashes were shot into the air by a baking soda volcano. If your ashes were scattered somewhere- where would you want it to be?

(I will leave my answers soon.)

Sheldon's enemies have higher IQs than him.

1.Penny is next up to have a kid.

2: Into a Resurrection machine that someone hopefully will have invented by the year 3017.

@ArcticFox12 said:

2: Into a Resurrection machine that someone hopefully will have invented by the year 3017.

I like that!

Of course! You gotta come back in order to play "catch" with 8 balls at the same time with your dogopus!

@Lemons said:

Main Question:
What is the difference between being Sheldon's friend and being Sheldon's enemy? (Is there a big difference?)

I think it would be much easier to be his enemy. That way I wouldn't have to pretend to like him.

Additional Questions:
1.Last week it was Penny reading a parenting book. This week she's taking care of a baby. Are the writers trying to plant thoughts in our minds?

My money is on the final show. Maybe even the final sentence. That will give people something to talk about.

2.It was joked that Professor Proton's ashes were shot into the air by a baking soda volcano. If your ashes were scattered somewhere- where would you want it to be?

I plan on donating my body to science after they salvage all the useful parts. Don't worry Lemons. I'll make sure they send you my heart.

@Tim-Buktu said:

1. I think it would be much easier to be his enemy. That way I wouldn't have to pretend to like him.

2.My money is on the final show. Maybe even the final sentence. That will give people something to talk about.

3.I plan on donating my body to science after they salvage all the useful parts. Don't worry Lemons. I'll make sure they send you my heart.

1.So by the transitive predicate nominative property, it would be easier to not pretend to like him than to not like him but pretend to. Divided by 5 times the square brownie pan you're currently eating out of.

2.My money is in my wallet.

3.Could you throw in your mandibular condyle? Then I'd really swoon.

@Lemons said:

@Tim-Buktu said:

1. I think it would be much easier to be his enemy. That way I wouldn't have to pretend to like him.

2.My money is on the final show. Maybe even the final sentence. That will give people something to talk about.

3.I plan on donating my body to science after they salvage all the useful parts. Don't worry Lemons. I'll make sure they send you my heart.

1.So by the transitive predicate nominative property, it would be easier to not pretend to like him than to not like him but pretend to. Divided by 5 times the square brownie pan you're currently eating out of.

2.My money is in my wallet.

3.Could you throw in your mandibular condyle? Then I'd really swoon.

I offered her my heart but she wanted my mandibular condyle.

Sounds like a Country Western song to me.

@Lemons said:

Main Question:
What is the difference between being Sheldon's friend and being Sheldon's enemy? (Is there a big difference?)

Additional Questions:
1.Last week it was Penny reading a parenting book. This week she's taking care of a baby. Are the writers trying to plant thoughts in our minds?

2.It was joked that Professor Proton's ashes were shot into the air by a baking soda volcano. If your ashes were scattered somewhere- where would you want it to be?

(I will leave my answers soon.)

Main Question: Friends wouldn't kill him in his sleep, even though they could. Enemies would kill him in his sleep if they could.

-1. Are we being Penny-baby programmed; don't think so. Just not Team Chucky's style. When it comes to whichever/whatever direction the show is taking, when have we ever known Team Chucky to pussyfoot around with spoon-feeding fans? Foreshadowing .

-2. A lot of fond growing-up memories attached to one place in my hometown. Many, many family/friends fun times. I've already made my family promise to take my ashes home and scattered them there. I want to spend eternity somewhere that's green. But, the way the gaming industry is spreading in the area—my ashes will probably end up in the middle of a blackjack table.