@Knixon said:

@znexyish said:

As Sheldon once informed us a group of cats is called a clowder. And I just learned that a group of foxes is called a skulk.

Or a glaring. Sheldon gave that name too, at the same time.

But what is a group of lemons called ?

A used- car lot?

@SpecialFlowers said:

TBBT gang has always seemed to have the need to travel in packs. Earlier in the series we saw them spending most of their down-time together, especially at dinner, and even now there are a lot of scenes with several or all of them together doing "this or that". I'm not sure what percentage of their lives that the scenes from the show are meant to depict, and I also know that scenes of them by themselves could be rather dull, but from what we see the characters don't seem to want or need much alone time.

What do you think- is the above assumption correct? Do the members of our gang feel a need to travel in packs? Is this realistic or just something that has to be done for the purposes of the TV show?

Do you travel in packs with your friends or do you prefer one-on-one get-togethers with friends? Do you heavily value your "alone time"?

I much prefer one-on-one time with friends and alone-time is also a good thing when not excessive. I need to it re-charge.

Agree with previous poster that singles tend to travel in packs more--marries less so.

Think over time singles, due to common interest/circumstances/whatever, just tend to become a part of each other’s routine.

Think marries, however, are more incline to curtail their 'packness'—less so if they marry within the pack—more so if they marry outside the pack. After all, an outside-the-pack-marriages automatic equals membership in another pack.

Luckily, what we have here are all in-pack marriages. Even so, I don’t think we’ll be seeing (sorry Raj) any of those weekend-game-a-thons of olde.

Do I travel with a pack? Yes, a core one that branches here and there from time, and a couple of peripheral ones.