- #Its always sunny i fracked the mountain how to#
- #Its always sunny i fracked the mountain cracked#
- #Its always sunny i fracked the mountain skin#
#Its always sunny i fracked the mountain skin#
Your feet don’t have oil glands like the rest of your body to keep the skin moist. It’s even worse if you usually wear sandals or open back shoes that expose your skin to the air. This can be a problem all over your body, but especially on your feet, where dryness, added to pressure on your soles, results in calluses and heel fissures.ĭry air, long hot showers, spending long hours on your feet, and being overweight all contribute to this problem. This wasn't the best of the season, but it was a very good episode made better by an exploding head.Denverites love the sunny, dry summers and mild winters in the mile high city, but with the less humid weather comes the increased risk of dry skin. The exploding head might have been the best thing they've done all season. There were four or five great parts to the episode: the opening, Frank saying to Charlie, "You s***head," the constant spitting in the face (and mouth) of Cricket and the exploding head. Things came to a brilliant dovetailing when they sold those bad guns to the British and then the one time it works, it blows Cricket's head off. Charlie and Frank didn't take a side, instead they played the part of really bad thieves. She stayed right in character, holding up her ideals until finding out there was a superficial benefit from changing them. Dee was the flipside of Dennis and Mac, believing in principles and supporting the revolution. Although I admire their attempts to make the episodes wrap up every time, they don't have to. They don't have to have every show revolve around one premise, they could make the plot move around, maybe start it with an idea and finish it with something else. The one thing that bothers me about this show is how they've got great characters, but see them two-dimensionally. They've done it, they should stop doing it.
There were also a number of bargaining scenes and they did that damn thing where one of them is wearing/using something ridiculous and the other points it out as ridiculous and they go back and forth.
#Its always sunny i fracked the mountain how to#
It's much funnier when they actually act like it instead of talking about how to act like it, like they did later in the scene where Dennis was trying to show Mac how to elongate the words. Dennis tries to act as a British nobleman and seeing him in the face paint and the garb and drawing out the word "surrender" was hilarious.
Dennis and Mac, because they're stupid and sycophantic, chose to side with the British and kiss some butt to become British. They had the characters in Philadelphia in 1776 and put them between the British and American revolutionaries. Anyway, I liked this episode because both plots were reasonable. This is the kind of over-thinking that ruins this show. The ending had nothing to do with the story, which may ruin repeated viewings, but whatever. I guess there was lower expectations because I was willing to wait for the plot to stack onto itself before getting to the resolution, but in hindsight, this was a normal "here's a story idea that has nothing to do with the reason we wrote this episode" thing. There wasn't even any talk or mention of the Liberty Bell until the final minute of the episode, but for some reason, I was OK with that.
#Its always sunny i fracked the mountain cracked#
In this episode, the gang tries to explain how their ancestors from the 1700s cracked the Liberty Bell.
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