I said the same thing!

As did his story about his sister. A character straight from P&R

Also his sister sounds like a direct inspiration to Tammy II (Megan Mullally), who's actually Nick's wife!

Exactly 👍🏻🤣

😊😅😊😅😂😂

No it doesn’t

Literally came to say his little giggle is so funny. Mischievous

They are the best ❤

@@hvrden8260 : He so reminds me of my stoner buddies in the early 80's. lols

❤

@@hvrden8260 Mmm! Those eyes! Plus, he and his wife are a terrific comedy team.

VOTE

Oui💁🏼‍♀️

I always skip the monologue. No desire to hear kimmel talk about trump for 15 minutes every day

@@RioTGeaRMusic better than the fake street bits in the end of the monologue :)

@@RioTGeaRMusic Yeah, I hear ya. It does get redundant. Especially if you watch Seth Meyers and Colbert too. Trump deserves it though. Dude's nuts. I honestly don't know what late night shows used to talk about haha.

bruh I literally never f*cking watch the monologue lmfao

That giggle. It's so precious.

That needs to be framed

As did I... 😅😂

The dating scene must be tough

Don't you know the Dewey Decimal System? ⚔️ 💀

UHF 🤘

😂😂😂! Best comment ever! 🤓📚

Go Nick!

I know that part of Illinois. 😊

His sister is a librarian. This makes it funnier the way they treated the library in Parks and Rec

They should have those classes in High School again, and just basic Economics.

Who asked you? Your 45yr old history is important to who?

@@kevincorey5220 what are you mad about? I agreed with him about economics in school. Really?

​@@kevincorey5220normal people like to discuss the differing human experiences across generations. So it's important to me. Could we add some red flags to this guys gun application. He is apparently infuriated by... everything? Or just home ec? Idk either way keep him away from guns.

Well lah de dah. Ive done more. No I haven’t. 😅

Hell yeah

Mandatory shop class for all children.

Same here! _Nick Offerman_ and or _Beau of the Fifth Column._ Two men who would make the greatest presidents (both build stuff, and kind of trouble-makers in their youth, too) but neither of them wants anything to do with it. Isn't it odd, or maybe natural I think, that the best leaders are just people going around setting good examples, and don't want anything to do with Hierarchy? I seek Horizontal power, instead. ❤🌍🌎🌏🌐

Or… and hear me out… ANYONE ELSE!

The only real way to make America great again!

Which book is that, Paddle your own Canoe? I'm curious. I'm gonna pick it up.

@@autumnstarrs yes, that's the one

Sounds like it would make a great movie.

I'm currently reading that one after receiving it from a friend a few years ago. Great book so far.

A lofty and respectable goal.

@@MrJayehawkagreed:)

I'd absolutely vote for him!

You don't know that... so,

@@morbidmanmusic You don’t know she doesn’t know that, so…

Boy do you ever have a low bar for comedy.

Someone noticed! Lol, we appreciate your observation. 😊😊

We are VERY proud of your IL upbringing and education🧡💙🧡💙🧡💙🧡💙

In my best Larry David impression, "eh..."

no kidding, look at that neck tie - still better than trump's

Better than what's been presented in a long time. With a better VP Biden is great, but yeah, definitely.

... one of my college friends got caught stealing baby Jesus from Biblical Gardens in Wisconsin Dells . He would never smoke weed with the rest of us since he was on probation. He is now a Spanish teacher in greater Milwaukee but the thought 🤔 of him running black out drunk down main st w baby Jesus as his football is still amusing to me lol 😉

Wrote about this in my college essay and that the education system needs to bring it back.

I'm 67 and remember when my junior high girlfriend (now my wife of 48 years) took home ec and typing and I got kicked out of shop class! I was an innocent man!!! Now I build things in my wood shop, fly drones and we enjoy our grandkids. It's a good life!!!

I'm sure your grandson is learning a lot now that you didn't back then. There are only so many hours in a school week, and there's so much new knowledge in every field of study. My two nephews are in highschool right now, and they're learning things that I was taught in my second year of college. I know it's in fashion to say that kids these days have it easy, or that we're lowering standards, by my experience is the opposite. It seems to me they have to learn more, in a shorter amount of time, and in schools that have fewer resources per student than we had.

​@@quietreason8679Its true, and while I do think schools should bring back things like woodshop/home ec as electives and be more open to students taking a non-college route, I also don't think its fair to assume that just because they're learning different information it's somehow a failure in the system. For instance, cursive was invented because the way ink would run from a quill/fountain pen. These are not typical writing implements anymore. So if you have a choice between teaching a child to read cursive or, say, have some level of technological literacy or even just a typing class would prove a much more useful skill in today's world. A kid that learns curvive is like a kid learning latin: its a skill, people associate it with intelligence, you can take some of what you learn and use it to potentially aid you in reading comprehension in some way. But overall, its a dead skill, and unless you're going into very specific careers, there is every chance that while it might make your parent's proud, you will never use these skills you wasted a semester being taught and it won't actually do any good for you career or future wise. On the other hand, as someone who CRUSHED it in an office setting because of my basic understanding of technology and computers - like, I was a tech GOD to those peope, and my computer skills are fairly mid - any sort of computer training is likely to pay off as its almost guaranteed that regardless of their futures they will interact with technology at some point.

​@@GildedmuseThere is a critical difference between something like cursive writing, and a "useful skill" like typing. Don't get me wrong here, I was glad I took typing. It was an invaluable skill until technology evolved further, and I had to learn to type with my thumbs and use voice recognition. On the other hand, writing in cursive requires engaging both side of the brain and fosters creativity and critical thinking. Life is about more than learning skills that will become outdated in a generation. It's about learning skills that will teach you to think, learn, and grow for a lifetime.

Football players worked hauling hay and farm jobs in the summer to build healthy muscles and to get strong.

Soo Good. One of my top two episodes from that show.

Won an award for his performance.

That episode holds it own

That's right! He was.

You need to get out more if you think Kimmel is good looking. Poor thing.

I know right. What became of that man. Was he in other movies?

LMAO I didn’t even notice until you said so, it’s a stoner laugh for sure xD

​​​​@@splatzec, LMAO!! Yes, it is!! Everytime they laugh I just picture the other one laughing right alone. 🤣🤣

Eeeyauh. Can you imagine the two of them in a comedy?

Ditto. 😁👍

We had a guy in our home ec.class too. Lol, we made special brownies, and got caught. 🤭🤭 The teacher had to go home.

I went to cosmetology school in the very early 00s. There was one guy in my class. Smartest guy ever. I feel it requires a certain kind of confidence, self-awareness, and humility to be that one guy. Genuinely good dude. And he turned out to be incredibly talented. ❤

Good for you. All guys need to learn cooking. And some go on to be the best chefs in the world. Working in a professional kitchen is hard work, not for sissies.

I was the only guy in my Home-Ec classes in 1976. I made a career of designing and sewing clothes for the past 45 years.

No no that's Rex Manning. Common mistake ✌🏻