Or a child. I see kids playing with washed up seaweed all the time.
I had a ZX Spectrum clone as a kid and immediately fell in love with programming.
That "your throat, your choice" part in the corner was clearly an answer to people saying it's bad for the throat.
That TNT looks like it's an actual pillow. I wonder if that's what inspired adding everything else.
Awestruck seeing all those calls in a one hour interval. It would have been at least 2 weeks for me. Making one phone call requires a full day of pre-call preparation and after-call recovery.
I don't think a pirate being as young as 12 would have been impossible, so they could be in their 50s too.
Eating onion raw is the only way to mask its sweetness. Or maybe boiling the crap out of it until it tastes like nothing at all. Otherwise, onion is very sweet.
That's what it sounded like from the last insult ("KKK**T"). Maybe "poll watcher" was code for intimidation? (not that it justifies death threats)
My games were all pirated. Covers had a handwritten list of all games on the cassette (and later CD). The first legit game I've ever seen was Mortal Kombat Trilogy and I remember being taken aback by the waste of using a full CD for a single game (iirc the game used just 30 MB of space on that CD).
Yeah, I got the reference. I just think it would be funny if one of the characters with a lisp would be the one to say "precious".
The board of directors decided that indefinite pause sounds better than stop
he mutters "it's mine. all mine."
I want to hear Daffy or Sylvester saying "my precious!" at least once during the movie
There are definitely different prices when I'm logged in vs when I'm not. My wife sends me a links to products, and I usually open any link in incognito windows. Several times I was not seeing the same price as her. Opening the same link on my account would show the same price.
He did some great things for the space program too. Probably because it sounded cool.
Well, I haven't played these types of games when I was young. But I have no intention of spending money on microtransactions and the games I've chosen have been fun as a f2p player, so they work for me.
As for my kids, they're still in elementary school and they've been raised mostly screen-free, so it's not something I need to worry about just yet.
I play these games in bursts. Play until exhausting the actual content, then stop when it turns into a grind-fest. Come back a year or two later when there's enough new content to make it fun again. Usually also with a whole bunch of returning player rewards. Repeat.
A I never ever spend a single cent in these games.
How would I go about removing this sink and vanity?
How are these usually attached to the wall? Can I just pry them off or would that damage the drywall?
And follow up questions: how can I reproduce that texture when painting the newly exposed areas of the wall?
My kid got this in a goodie bag
I don't know much about Pokémon cards, but I know this is a rare holo. Is it worth much?
Backstory: my son (6yo) kept talking lately about a Mewtwo he got at a birthday party and how he's going to trade it with his classmate for a Darkrai, but he lost his Mewtwo somewhere in the car. So yesterday I finally get around to searching below the car seat to find this. A holo Mewtwo Vstar, in a protective sleeve too. I asked him repeatedly if it was really in the goodie bag (making sure the b-day kid didn't just give it away on their own without parents knowing), but yeah, everyone got cards in their bags (but doesn't sound like anyone got something like this one). For now I told him to just keep it safe and not use it to play with and definitely don't trade it away.