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No because the one I got from the convenience store yesterday tasted different

Just got some from the grocery store

Edit: Nevermind, I had Half and Half

I guess this is like a sit/stand while wiping question. Nobody knows a bunch of the population does it differently because it never comes up.

MathMurderer posted...

I voted Hungary. The country has less than 10 Million inhabitants, a small military and isn't in the top 50 countries in terms of GDP. They wouldn't be able to do much damage in comparison to the other choices on this list.

Hungary is what the GOP wants the US to emulate.

Humble_Novice posted...

Looks like America is in the lead. Perhaps this is a case of the evil you know versus the one you're unfamiliar with?

More like the lesser of 10

archizzy posted...

Despite the majority of the opinions online of it being only good for the first 3 seasons Ive honestly enjoyed it all the way through and still find myself enjoying it. There are some absolutely great episodes that crack me up from some of the later seasons.

Most of the top tier comedies (like Family Guy) for me have their own sort of Golden Age, Silver Age, etc. Even a "Silver Age" for these shows is still better than the vast majority of sitcoms.

C_Pain posted...

I agree TC. I will always be grateful for AEW being an alternative to WWE when it was garbage, and I was really into it for a while. In 2023 it started getting worse for me, and then I haven't watched weekly TV since Worlds End. WWE being good now is the final nail in the coffin.

But then AEW dies, and WWE gets lazy again. The best case is both companies are bringing their A game to stay afloat.

Yes. On a strictly comedic level, prime Family Guy was almost on par with prime Simpsons.

faramir77 posted...

Link's Awakening certainly has a very unique atmosphere to it. It's hard to describe. The story and truth slowly revealing itself to you is a very interesting approach, especially for a Game Boy game.

I've also heard someone say that the original black and white version had a better atmosphere than the DX version. Not sure if that was nostalgia talking, but I could see it.

Rosstin316 posted...

I always assume the answer to which state has the worst or lowest or highest amount of this bad thing is Alabama.

I think Mississippi usually scores worse on most metrics

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Not necessarily.

Surprised Lost World is so far ahead, I thought Jurassic World was better by a decent margin

Free tuition at public universities.

Maybe further left you get free tuition at private universities and/or free room/board/books. Eventually you get to no private universities.

Roachmeat posted...

I had to read the title twice to make sure it wasn't interracial marriage at first. But they'll likely come after that too.

Thomas probably wouldnt.

Revisited posted...

I could never handle a place that cold especially moving from a warm place like Texas. Not as warm as sunny Miami but way more tolerable than a region that literally has "England" in the name *shudder*

Yeah winters arent great, but its probably better than the South weather wise most of the year

A lot of No votes anyone specific?

Lots of good vacation spots

Southern Maine Coast (one I know the most)
Cape Cod
Acadia/Bar Harbor
Islands (Block Island/Martha's Vineyard/Nantucket)
White Mountains
Lake Winnepesauke Region in NH
Stowe, Vermont
Newport, RI

For cities, obviously Boston. Casinos in CT are popular, though I doubt people visit from other parts of the country just to see them.

I still remember the theme music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdIWxe0-ks4&ab_channel=DonaldWoodyard

Maybe "life changing" in the sense that it significantly impacted the way I played games and changed the direction of my gaming interest.

Super Mario Bros
Commander Keen
Super Mario Land
Link's Awakening
Super Mario RPG
Chrono Trigger
Xenogears
Planescape: Torment
Skyrim

Are future games adhering to this? That would kinda suck

Fourth season was good, not as good as 1, but not too far behind.

Like I said in other thread, Homeland and Discovery are already in for tomorrow.

I thought it would be a weekly show too, oh well.

Is it tomorrow or Friday? Tomorrow might be crowded with Discovery and Homeland. I should probably update my sig too...

Didn't they already do that?

008Zulu posted...

And a castle built out of pain would have significant structural issues

It was also on a mountain of skulls

What was will be.
What is will be no more.

There was some other video with a guy yelling about inflation where he kept saying how much things had gotten worse over the past 4 years. Not suspicious at all.

I mean it's not New, and it's not England.

Hayame_Zero posted...

The one scene I vividly remember from Roundhouse was the mom saying to the kids "we're expecting another mouth to feed, and you know what that means!", and the brother and sister yelling "EUGH, OUR PARENTS HAD SEX!"

I couldn't believe they actually made that joke lol

I don't remember that (I wouldn't have understood it anyway), but that was legit one of the most unique shows I've ever seen. I've still never seen anything remotely like it.

No Keenan and Kel? I actually think thats aged better than All That.

Still, Are You Afraid of the Dark

There was an episode of Sliders with a world where J Edgar Hoover became President and eliminated the Constitution decades earlier.

Ive been meaning to watch that this year.

LeoRavus posted...

Yeah, the odds of finding a planet suitable for humans with the same atmosphere are slim to none. Terraforming would kill off the native life. We're stuck here until the sun swallows the planet.

Maybe, but if the oxygen, CO2, temp, air pressure, and gravity are acceptable, and there's no other poison gases or something, it should be alright. A lot of variables, but if we're starting with 60 billion...

I assume by life they mean Earth-like, but I wonder how many would be suitable for humans? As I understand, we would suffocate if we travelled to the Dinosaur times.

FrozenBananas posted...

have fun!

I just played BotW for the first time these past few months, put about 100 hours in and loved it. Its probably my favorite Zelda, which used to be a tie between Ocarina and Twilight Princess

im going to go back and play Skyward Sword HD (havent played it before) before I move over to TotK. One of my friends said he didnt like Tears very much, but I have a feeling Im going to love every minute of it.

I was looking at this video on instagram yesterday, and they show the sales over the years for each Zelda game. I cant fucking believe how many BotW sold lol

edit: heres a graph https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/b/b0374db3.jpg

Very interesting. Oracle games seem to each sell about the same as LA DX. It is crazy how well BotW sold, but I assume a big part of that is a top tier Zelda game coming out on a top selling console. Really the only time you have that combo, though on the other hand the BotW was early on in the Switch lifespan.

I'm really thinking they should have just done a more direct remake on the PS3 when the demand was highest. Update graphics, voices, some battle system changes, change certain scenes, but overall keep everything the same.

Then years later they could do the "Rebirth Trilogy" reimagining we're seeing now.

Villain_S_Fiend posted...

Though it wasn't strictly a Nickelodeon show, the channel was the US home of Today's Special, if anyone remembers that.

That sounds vaguely familiar

EndOfDiscOne posted...

No one likes Hey Dude more than Salute Your Shorts

I might

Are You Afraid of the Dark.

Try using double colons, that's old school

Ct too

EarthBound definitely. Probably Xenogears.

I'm guessing he analyzes every episode?

Foppe posted...

He was the enemy of the week in a ToS episode and would have been forgotten if he wasnt included in the movie.

Maybe now, but Star Trek fans back then had probably seen every episode at least 4-5 times.