@Lemons said:

@Tim-Buktu said:

@Lemons said:

@znexyish said:

@Lemons said:

@znexyish said:

@Lemons said:

If only the Peanuts piano player'd had a cat, it would have been Schroeder's Cat.

Sheldon: Well, let’s see. We might consider Schrodinger’s Cat.
Penny: Schrodinger? Is that the woman in 2A?

Episode - The Tangerine Factor

Yes, I knew it was Schrodinger. I just thought if I made a joke with a name that was close enough, it would be a real dinger.

I thought that Penny had a line using that joke as well. I will try to find it unless it is from a different multiverse.

Or we could pretend that my joke was not only side-splittingly hilarious, but also extremely original.

This is a test for extreme intelligence. Only genius level thinkers will appreciate the humor. ( I thought it was hilarious.)

Awww. You and Gothish made me feel all warm and fuzzy. Sometimes I think MY head has gotten too rounded on this board.

Not to stray too far afield, but Charlie Brown is known for having a very round head.

@Tim-Buktu said:

@Lemons said:

@Tim-Buktu said:

@Lemons said:

@znexyish said:

@Lemons said:

@znexyish said:

@Lemons said:

If only the Peanuts piano player'd had a cat, it would have been Schroeder's Cat.

Sheldon: Well, let’s see. We might consider Schrodinger’s Cat.
Penny: Schrodinger? Is that the woman in 2A?

Episode - The Tangerine Factor

Yes, I knew it was Schrodinger. I just thought if I made a joke with a name that was close enough, it would be a real dinger.

I thought that Penny had a line using that joke as well. I will try to find it unless it is from a different multiverse.

Or we could pretend that my joke was not only side-splittingly hilarious, but also extremely original.

This is a test for extreme intelligence. Only genius level thinkers will appreciate the humor. ( I thought it was hilarious.)

Awww. You and Gothish made me feel all warm and fuzzy. Sometimes I think MY head has gotten too rounded on this board.

Not to stray too far afield, but Charlie Brown is known for having a very round head.

Yes, but my reference was to something even earlier in this thread- the episode of SpongeBob when his head rounded out and he became normal.

I'm afraid I'm becoming too normal.

@Lemons said:

@FormerlyKnownAs said:

-1. No. Unless Shamy is somehow headed for a derailment (even temporarily). Think there is more comedic mileage to be had with Sheldon as an "invader", popping in whenever than as a permanent fixture.

-2. Like the "neutral-territory” premise behind the present Shamy arrangement. Since Sheldon isn't much of a sharer (even on his best day), think this eliminates the possibility of him harboring (even subconsciously) any possessive feelings about the place and/or contents where Amy is concerned. Living-space-wise, they moved into Penny’s apartment with clean slates. There is no yours/mine—only “ours”.

Their present setup has more of an-equal-footing-feel about it.

-3. Yes. Wouldn't be surprised if there isn't a clause stating same, hidden somewhere in an "Agreement" he tricked them into signing.

1.I should have been clearer in my original query. I didn't mean that Sheldon would move back into his old apartment because he and Amy broke up. I meant he'd move back in and take Amy with him.

See my responses above to Gothish for additional thoughts on these topics as I think they also address some of the things you said here.

Oops!

Missed the point. Didn't realize it was about each couple having the other's apartment.

In that case I'll have to change my response to:

Your way is how I've always thought it should be; but, since there doesn't seem to be a "down” side to the arrangement as is; can't see an "up” side to changing it? Plus, it’s what Sheldon wanted.

@FormerlyKnownAs said:

@Lemons said:

@FormerlyKnownAs said:

-1. No. Unless Shamy is somehow headed for a derailment (even temporarily). Think there is more comedic mileage to be had with Sheldon as an "invader", popping in whenever than as a permanent fixture.

-2. Like the "neutral-territory” premise behind the present Shamy arrangement. Since Sheldon isn't much of a sharer (even on his best day), think this eliminates the possibility of him harboring (even subconsciously) any possessive feelings about the place and/or contents where Amy is concerned. Living-space-wise, they moved into Penny’s apartment with clean slates. There is no yours/mine—only “ours”.

Their present setup has more of an-equal-footing-feel about it.

-3. Yes. Wouldn't be surprised if there isn't a clause stating same, hidden somewhere in an "Agreement" he tricked them into signing.

1.I should have been clearer in my original query. I didn't mean that Sheldon would move back into his old apartment because he and Amy broke up. I meant he'd move back in and take Amy with him.

See my responses above to Gothish for additional thoughts on these topics as I think they also address some of the things you said here.

Oops!

Missed the point. Didn't realize it was about each couple having the other's apartment.

In that case I'll have to change my response to:

Your way is how I've always thought it should be; but, since there doesn't seem to be a "down” side to the arrangement as is; can't see an "up” side to changing it? Plus, it’s what Sheldon wanted.

The up-side would be that Penny would be back in her original home, Sheldon would be back in his original home, Penny could re-hang her beautiful Chinese lanterns and I could stop creating threads asking why they are living in the wrong places.

So who wins in a fight between Female Thor and She Hulk ? Or do they go off and have a girls night out at the Asgard Casino ?

Also Thor is a name not a type of character so one shouldn't say Female Thor as there is no Thor just a guy named Thor. A female Thor should properly be called Thorette, just as a female Smurf is called Smurfette . Bazinga !