Synopsis. Future Ted mentions the time new upstairs neighbors moved in, and proceeded to have loud sex on a regular basis, which he euphemistically describes as "playing the bagpipes" to his children. (Past Ted even says, "Shut the bagpipes-up!".)
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Lily and Marshall have relationship problems, while Ted tries to determine if Barney and Robin's relationship is really going as well as it appears.
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Despite their best efforts to be the perfect couple, Barney's know-it-all attitude gets him in trouble with Robin and they are forced to ask Marshall and Lily ...
30 set 2015 · The bagpipes are a euphemism for sex. Any innuendos or references from the series you guys clued in to WAY too late?
Ted and Robin try to solve their noisy neighbor problem while Marshall mistakenly takes love advice from Barney. This episode provides examples of:.
3 nov 2009 · In this case, “playing the bagpipes” refers to the loud racket made by the upstairs neighbors when they have sex. (Because heaven knows the ...
2 ott 2017 · Robin and Ted list all the ways that the upstairs neighbors are being inconsiderate during their “bagpiping.”
3 nov 2009 · Barney meets Ted at the bar and says Lily and Marshall are getting a divorce because Lily makes Marshall wash his dishes right away. And then ...
4 nov 2009 · "How I Met Your Mother" follows Ted's searches for the woman of his dreams in New York City, with the help of his four best friends, culminating ...
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3 nov 2009 · Barney and Robin make a way better couple than Robin and Ted. I truly believe it's really just because Barney is a part of the couple.