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They are all very similar, so it is probably best to just pick the one from your favorite IP and get that.
Though I think my personal favorite Lego games have been the Harry Potter ones.

I still miss Think Geek's April Fools products.

I just got back from getting my first dose and have the 2nd scheduled for the 22nd.

Now just 2 more people in my D&D group need to find vaccines and we can actually get together in person!

Unfortunately "vaccine eligible" doesn't mean they have enough vaccine for everyone.

I'm not usually too into horror, though I am currently reading dome HP Lovecraft.

Not necessarily, but a 6'5" girl would be pretty tall.

I use an alarm clock, though on most days I wake up before it goes off.

No, but I'll get it the second I'm able to after becoming eligible.

Doom_Art posted...

Also I can't tell if people ITT saying "you have no self control" or "just space it out on your own then" are deliberately being dense or just seriously misunderstanding things lol

I'm sure with the people here they simply don't understand how having a social interaction would be considered desirable.

specialkid8 posted...

If you don't have the self control to pace your own media consumption I don't know what to tell you.

My problem isn't self control, I can easily space out watching episodes. The issue I have is that I enjoy actually discussing episodes with people.
If they release it all at once it is difficult to talk about it with anyone because they are either at way different places in the show or have forgotten half of it it by the time I've finished.
On the other hand with weekly releases it is easy to find people to talk to who are caught up. Like with Game of Thrones it was great coming in to work on Monday morning and spending like half an hour talking about the latest episode, but with something like Stranger Things the conversations never really went deeper than "I enjoyed it" before someone complained that the were only on episode X and not to talk about any spoilers.

Turbam posted...

Tell them they aren't allowed to see your child until they get vaccinated

My wife's friend did that to her mother-in-law and was not happy when she drove hundreds of miles to try and guilt them into letting her see the baby.

Dat_Cracka_Jax posted...

Why is there a shortage? Is it China?

I guess you could blame China in that if they could actually manufacture advanced computer chips there might not be a shortage.

We have a single 65" TV currently hooked up.
Though we have countless computer monitors and other devices with screens.

Lukey_Bug posted...

Helping make the atomic bomb

He wasn't really involved with the development of the atomic bomb, other than coming up with e=mc^2.

I enjoyed it quite a bit, but it was hardly the best game of the year, let alone ever.

Probably through some search engine that pre-dated google.

I made a pumpkin pie and forgot to put the eggs in it.

One time I was making an angle food cake and waffles at the same time, and accidentally got the cake flour and all-purpose flour mixed up.

As an honorable mention from my mom, one time when she was making a cheesecake the eggshells made it into the cake along with the rest of the egg. That still gets brought up every time she makes cheesecake.

Ketchup.

Mostly kidding, but I pretty much can't stand any food that could potentially be described as "spicy".

I'm fine with pineapple on pizza. I'm not s big fan of Hawaiian pizza though since I don't like Canadian bacon.
The local pizza shop has a BBQ chicken pizza with pineapple that is pretty good.

I picked up a Lego flower bouquet for the kids to put together for my wife.
We'll probably also go pick up doughnuts or something too on mother's day.

Luckily May will still be a bit too early to have a big family get together since not everyone will be vaccinated yet.

Only about a year older than my parents were when I was born. They had kids pretty late due to complications conceiving.

One of my elementary school teachers was crying too hard at the end of a book (Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes) to finish it and had one off the students read the ending to the class.

I usually use year/month/day when naming files on a computer since they will stay in chronological order when sorted by name.

I saw the first half hour of Raya and the Last Dragon with the kids. That's about it so far for movies this year.

I could afford one, but I don't see why I would spend that kind of money when I already have my parent's old stationary bike from 20 years ago.

I also messed up my hip back in highschool, which isn't normally much of a problem, but if I bike every day or run too much it starts to hurt pretty badly. So spending that kind of money on something I can't use all the time probably isn't worthwhile.

I'll usually have a couple cans a month on average. Though even that has gone down since the pandemic started since I mostly drink it while playing D&D.

Yes, but only because my wife doesn't work.

Yes. Though my dad buys an actual copy of turbo tax every year and I go to my parents house and use it to fill out my taxes.

I had about $150k in my retirement accounts when I was 30.

My friend set up a server last night and I played for a bit. It seems fun so far, though if my friends weren't playing it I would probably move on to something else pretty quickly.

My kids eat a ton of them, but since I'm an adult I would never degrade myself by eating frozen chicken nuggets.

Somewhere between 70 and 80. But when it gets they long it is usually because there is travel going on, so it is usually not that bad.