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Correction to my previous Pint-Sized Heroes statement, apparently I *did* get a Venom. I must have only partially opened that pack or something and thought it was another Symby Spidey.

Oh, and I'd bought a Stephen Universe one last night because those were also a buck (like I said, I'm weak). I've never watched the show (other than a clip or two which I didn't really like) so I don't recognize the character, which kinda looks like a darker-skinned, female version of Stephen (and, given what I know of the show's creator, I wouldn't be surprised if it was Stephen). Although I had been hoping for one of the gem women, probably not going to bother buying a second pack since I dislike roughly half the selection. That said, I *do* get tempted by really cheap blind-bagged items and apparently it includes a cute-looking pink lion. The set is apparently has a rarity mix, with some 1/12s and a few 1/24s (presumably because it's a 16-figure series).

Somewhat related, a while ago I'd picked up an old-looking VHS tape holder. I've been meaning to remove half of the shelving (got the idea because one shelf was already loose) and then using it to display smaller collectibles, specifically Funko's Pint-Sized Heroes, Pocket Pop! keychains (taking the keychain bit off first), Kid Robot's little Mega Man keychains I talked about in a previous topic (which I picked up on clearance at a Milford Barnes & Noble in February or so), Legos, and then whatever else is on the smaller side. I guess it could fit some of the shorter Mystery Minis or maybe even shorter Skylanders, which I'd probably save for the lower shelves where it's harder to see the figures in the back. It'll clean up a little bit of clutter.

Someday i also want a case that can really display my GBA carts (preferably wall-mounted), which I have stored in multiple places.

The Wave Master posted...

Have we decided on a new topic title yet? Because we are getting closer to the end of this thread.

I think we've all voted.... for our own choices. #GeeklectionEdition #GeeklectionInNovember

The Wave Master posted...

As for losing weight naturally I have tried, probably not as well as I could have, but it is extremely difficult when you are exhausted from hemo dialysis three times a week. Often times after I come ho e from dialysis on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, I feel like death warmed over. I have to eat some food, and take a nap to just feel horrible. It might take all night to just feel normal and strong again. Strong enough to even get up and do my walking exercises let alone do rigorous work. It's a vicious cycle that I haven't been able to break going on 5 years now. Thus my weight stays about the same, not really losing or gaining weight.

I know exercising is tough for somebody with a medical condition, but even changes in your diet can yield results over time (whether it's substituting food for healthier choices or reducing overall consumption).

The Wave Master posted...

So I need the help, and the surgery is going to help me lose the weight so I can get on the transplant list.

Transplant list? I'm a bit out of the loop on that part of the story.
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