Every Friends Joke

Girls are having a couple of "cute doctors" over. There are that uncomfortable situation where Rachel have to pretend to be Monica and vice versa. And here they start pick on each other. Guys are trying to go into the food dicussion instead: - This hummus is great. God bless the chickpea. Monica out of the blue: - Oh, God! I am so spoiled!.. That's it. Was there anything meant by that? Did I miss something in this "chickpea" phrase? Or it is just a phrase she could use with any possible remark?

Joey is planning to celebrate Phoebe and Ursula's BDay with the last one. And he asks guys if Phoebe is going to be alright with it. But Chandler doubts: - If you tried that on my birthday... ...you'd be staring at the business end of a hissy fit. What is this expression "staring at the end of a hissy fit" mean?

Ross just have realized that he is gonna be a father. Now he is is sharing with the guys a bad dream he had last night. It is about him playing football with his baby, where baby is a ball and how he(Ross) "heaves it downfield". Here Chandler exclaims: -What are you, crazy? That's a baby! And Joey goes: -He should take the sack? After which audience is laughing for a long time and I have no clue why. That " take the sack " is probably this specific term in American Football. Could you explain?

Here is Joey in love with Phoebe's sister. Rachel: - Are you seeing her again? Joey: - Yep, lce Capades. Chandler: - This is serious. I've never known you to pay for any kind of "capade". Two questions. What is exactly an "Ice Capade"? And what is Chandler mocking about when he says his line about Joey not paying for "any kind of "capade"?

Monica reprimands Chandler for keeping at work cute, but stupid girl: - I'll take "idiots in the Workplace" for 200, Alex. It is obviously a quot. Of what?