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Match Game for me as well. I love Bret Somers; she wasn't very good at the game, lol, but hanging out with her and Charles Nelson Reilly is like being amongst friends. It's a comfort show, for sure.

I agree it's gross, but won't say I never did it as a kid, lol.

Still, better than the foofy restaurant at my work that puts a sundried tomato on a Triscuit and calls it an "artisan pizza."

I don't have any streaming services and buy my all my media physically - music, movies, games, etc. It just seems so much easier to pop in a disc and be done instead of fussing with bluetooth and wifi and your phone and everything, not to mention worrying about whether you'll still own what you paid for tomorrow.

Aw, I like Gollum, though. If anything they released it too soon, but most of the glitchy stuff has been ironed out and it's actually a pretty charming little game. Yeah, the characters look PS2 era but the environments are beautifully rendered. The hate campaign is unfortunate.

Sometimes I'll wake up from a nap and have that one second where I'm like, oh crap, it's tomorrow, but then reality sets back in pretty quick. I can't imagine people would actually go the WHOLE rest of the day not knowing what day it is, lol

I chuckled at the last one. I just said the other day how I've never seen a country suck its own dick the way America does, plastering its flag on every random thing.

I actually don't ever remember Usher being SUPER popular. He had a couple ok one-off songs that I recall but every one of Justin's albums seemed more like an event and I think he is more iconic all around. Plus he's still going, which, if Usher is, I'm unaware of it.

Brush twice, then floss and mouthwash before bed. I had a deep cleaning a few years ago and I'm not doing that again, lol.

I was recently thinking this, too. I own about 13 seasons of Spongebob on DVD and only rewatch the first four or so over and over again. In fact I might not have even finished the most recent set at all.

Like others my parents still have working clock radios from the 80s, and my 90s game consoles still work. Our Commodore 64 had a pretty long life, too, lol.

Honestly now that I've completed Invasion I'm struggling to find anything to do. I'm not exaggerating when I say I played MK 11 almost literally every day for 4 years. The towers of time were fun and it really felt like you were working towards something, but now that the gear and costume system has been paired way back it just feels pointless. Yeah, there are some "towers" but they're basically single fights with no rewards. As much as I was looking forward to this I'm disappointed in the lack of customization and single player content.

Does anyone in real life actually use Twitter, though? I've certainly never met anyone. I feel like unless you are already a famous person or celebrity with millions of fans then there's really nothing to do on there.

Well happy birthday to him! Just lost my dog of 13 years and am trying to keep up with a new puppy, myself. What's his name?

(Here's Ziggy)
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/9/5/AAdQbAAAE1qr.jpg

I just rewatched the entire series on DVD. Well, up to 17 anyway, when they stopped releasing the seasons physically. I actually thought the themed episodes were some of the least interesting to be honest. But overall the early ones are still the best, like between seasons 2 and 5.

divot1338 posted...

The cost of an entire AC replacement.

Which for me, last year, was 12,000. Luckily I'm relatively comfortable but that still really hurt.

It's just her brand is all. But in fairness the type of people she deals with probably makes it very easy.

Serial, probably none. But thinking back to all the sociopaths and gun nuts from my school years I'd be surprised if at least one of them didn't wind up murdering somebody.

I started going to Wendy's again after not having fast food for a while and I asked where the dollar menu was. Looked at me like I had three heads, then directed me to the $6 Biggie Bags. (Which in fairness isn't actually a bad deal for what you get, but heaven forbid you only want one thing.)

I like him more than Sanders but less than Hillary.

It's just me and my husband in my household so honestly we just use basically the same couple of dishes over and over again so it's just easier to wash as we go. It would probably take a good few weeks to fill the dishwasher to the point where it's worth running a load.

I'm the odd duck that actually really enjoys jury duty. A few years ago I got chosen for a short trial and it was pretty fascinating. I don't know why people bend over backwards to get out of this sort of thing.

My favorite topping. Usually best paired with a meat like sausage or pepperoni but if I had to pick only one mushrooms are still great on their own.

If it's in a "nice" area of the house, like an art print in the living room or bedroom, then I will frame it. But my inner child runs a bit more free in my computer room where I have Batman and Madonna posters tacked up all over the place.

My husband is a pretty big influencer in the world of skin care and receives a lot of promotional materials in return for a mention or a review, but it is by no means his day job.

I do. I only eat fast food like twice a year but when I do it's gotta be Wendy's. Although it does seem to double in price between visits, lol.

The premise of the series originally revolved around Danny and the foibles of single fatherhood, but as the seasons went on it definitely became the Uncle Jesse and Michelle show.

Honestly I thought Sandra Hess did Sonya better in Annihilation, but otherwise yeah, they're all pretty iconic.

Kradek posted...

I never said it wasn't fun, you claimed it was the best one of them all. What leads you to that conclusion?

Huh? I think you misread that. That was a general thought, not a dig at you. I know you didn't say that.

I still pull it out on bluray every once in a while. A little dated by now but still fairly suspenseful.

Kradek posted...

Bruh, I didn't hate it, but c'mon...that scene with Shia swinging on the vines with the monkeys? Lmfao they actually thought that was a good idea.

Well I'm not saying it's beyond ANY critique, lol. But I'm not going to trust anyone who says it wasn't any fun at all, either.

I haven't seen it but am totally willing to believe the negativity is overblown, considering people pooped all over Crystal Skull too and that's actually the best one, in my opinion. They're all pretty good but I honestly don't understand the hard-on people still have for Raiders and their compete unwillingness to move past it.

It's cute. It took about three episodes for me to get hooked but once I was I watched the rest in one sitting. There were a few parts though where I was like, okay, how does this guy NOT know? Anyway...glad I checked it out.

It's pretty close for me to be honest; maybe not better than but the first Jurassic World is definitely on par with the first Jurassic Park in many ways. My full ranking:

Jurassic Park/World
Dominion
Lost World/JP3
V
V
V
V
Fallen Kingdom

I mean, I'm gay but don't see a HUGE deal with this. Clearly a silly conservative power move, yes, but I'd be more concerned if they weren't allowed to put up the displays in the first place.

I love Pluto TV for the older shows they have on there, and there are some good movies as well, but otherwise I don't have any streaming services as I buy all my media physically.

Bush in retrospect was amusing in a monkey-driving-a-car kind of way. Absurd, but not necessarily outright cruel like Trump and his followers. He actually seems like a fairly decent man. A bad president, but a decent man.

I frequented FYE quite a lot back in the day when it was known as The Warehouse, looking for CDs and such. I like that it's become more collectible-oriented but holy cow it's expensive. A McFarlane figure that retails for 19.99 at Target, for example, is 36.99 at FYE. That's criminal.

Side note, Suncoast was my first job in high school and I worked at Blockbuster all through college. I miss physical media.

I think this looks fun and still intend to buy it. Whether someone thinks a game is "good" or not is irrelevant to me, but if it's objectively buggy and unplayable then that's a problem. I actually had it in my hand today but then thought I better wait and see what the first patch brings.

I've had cancer twice and still require many regular appointments, none of which I live especially close to, so I definitely itemize. Copays, miles driven, prescriptions....it adds up.

I thought this looked fun and stil intend on buying it, though I will wait for some of the technical stuff to be ironed out.

I just bought a new car and am enjoying my free trial, especially the 90s station. I was shocked they don't put CD players on cars anymore, which sucks for my long commute, but I might subscribe to SiriusXM eventually.

If it's something like a cricket I will pick it up and put it outside. But flies or mosquitoes or anything that could potentially hurt me first I will eliminate with little guilt.

For some reason I go through a lot of vacuums. When our last one broke my husband went and bought us a Dyson for $400 or so which about blew my mind, but I gotta say, it's pretty great.

I'm sort of digging Beyonce's "Renaissance." I never really got into her in the past because her voice is so terrible, but her new CD has some good grooves and it's the kind of music that doesn't necessarily require a strong voice.

That I actually finished just so I could say I gave it a fair shot? Mandy.

I don't, like, follow them or anything, but I did buy Harry's book and it is really interesting.