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Oowatanite wrote:

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Oh, and is Robin getting even hotter or what ? I think that it's her hairstyle and her improved fashion sense. I remember that scene where she walked into the bar looking smokin' hot (in the episode where Barney was trying to figure out who his stalker/saboteur was).

Ever since her glowing presence was first showcased on How I Met Your Mother, Cobie Smulders has radiated a sense of gorgeousness previously unbeknownst to mankind. While I had in the past laughed off the concept of love at first sight, there was no other explanation for this feeling that soared through me the first time I saw her.* However, I too have noticed that in recent weeks, her already arresting looks have dramatically escalated even further. I once thought it impossible; but indeed, Oo speaks the truth. No doubt about it, Ms. Smulders is a fantastic example of a woman who balances classic beauty with enough of a contemporary twist to pique the interest of anyone who is fortunate enough to lay eyes on such a classy and beautiful woman. Even a cursory glance at this stunning creature brings to mind the immortal 1999 *NSync hit "God Must Have Spent a Little More Time on You."

And did you see her boobs on the James van der Beek episode? Holy schnikes!

So yeah, good finale.

*I later learned that it is commonly referred to in the medical community as a "boner." Meh. Six of one.

Not sure how to increase your general awesomeness? Wonder no longer.

"The Bro Code," a book of advice by Barney Stinson of "How I Met Your Mother," will be on bookshelves in late November.

"The Bro Code" was featured in a Season 3 episode of the CBS show titled "The Goat." It was a list compiled by Barney (Neil Patrick Harris) of all the things a true male friend - a bro - should or should never do to his pals (see below right for a "Bro Code" excerpt from "The Goat"). Fans of the show will recall that Barney himself violated one of the most sacred tenets of the Bro Code, leading to a serious falling-out between him and his best bro Ted. [Note: I had to correct the previous sentence -- sorry for the error, that's what I get for writing these things at 1 a.m.] (Above left, Neil Patrick Harris as Barney in a flashback from "The Goat.")

A month ago, co-creators Carter Bays and Craig Thomas signed a deal to write a real "Bro Code." They're penning it -- swiftly -- along with the show's writers, mainly Matthew Kuhn, who has written Barney's blog for the CBS Web site for the past three years.

"It's just this off-network continuation of the Barney legend," Thomas said at a CBS party on Friday. "It'll be a great stocking stuffer this Christmas."

I want this almost as much as a date with Cobie Smulders.