Inane \In*ane"\, a. [L. inanis.] Without contents; empty; void of sense or intelligence;
Yes. The series finale of Friends is about as timely as a guest who leaves after you've turned off the lights, gone into the next room, and fallen into a coma. On a more introspective note, I feel the ending of Friends signifies the beginning of my old age, or at the very least, the final death rattle of my youth. But because Friends is ending, I am entering my old age with joy and optimism. Because the ending of Friends forbodes a more intelligent future. I look forward to my not-yet-conceived children making fun of my generation for immortalizing such inane crap. I also look forward to liquor store hold-ups and murder mysteries involving at least two of the former cast members, if not four. Probably not beginning until 2024.
