PiratePony

Indiana Jones and The Temple Of Doom - "First of all, I would like to make one thing clear: I never explain anything. "

If the plush is machine washable according to the tag, I would put the setting of the dryer on delicate, after a hot water wash.

If you want to be extra caution and kill potential bedbugs without washing it...you could wrap it in a plastic airtight bag and park it outside in the cold for a week, then brush it off very very carefully with a lint remover. Also vacuum it with a hose extension and fabric brush attachment.

Banned for switching from muffin Muffins to cupcake Muffins.

Very hard question, because well prepared, any option is great. I'm going to say beef wins for me. I'm a Texan, so beef barbeque is king, plus I love well cooked steak, plus beef in Mexican dishes. Followed by: chicken, turkey, pork, lamb and other in that order. Bacon and very good duck a l'orange are wild cards that can surpass the rest, depending on where. However, fish is way low for me: I like fried white fish, fried clams, and tuna sushi - anything else...can't stand. I cannot abide shrimp at all.

You had that at least...you may come upon it again. It's really crazy how the game has grown in popularity. I remember in school, I was the ONLY person I knew that had the game, or even hard of the game. I met maybe one person in high school who had played it...it really makes me happy that people can mention "Earthbound" and the automatic response isn't "what? Never heard of it."

For shame. I have my original, with the box and manual/players guide. I tossed the scratch and sniff cards 20 years ago...because they were disgusting.

Back in my day, they were just called vidja games, none of this retro hooey...I've become Cranky Kong... Super Mario Bros. 3...G.O.A.T. Earthbound A Link To The Past

A little worried and frustrated. It's only a few months before our family's big cross country move, and I'm worried I won't get a job when we move. I don't have a job now, and I should get one, but it's been tough to even get something that pays little because where I live they require bilingual employees in almost every job. I'm worried that we're going to move and be in the same situation as now, with me not working...which won't fly at all. I feel that getting a job there will be easier than here, again because I think my degrees will at least get me an interview. Teaching? I have a niche teaching certificate anyway, so finding a job teaching theatre will be hard with my work situation here. I'm frustrated, because once again I secure a big audition, on my own, with my demo, and I swing and miss once again (a few months ago, it was an animated series. This time a national commercial spot). I know that auditioning and failing is all part of the game, but it's hard to play when you have a family to help take care of, and my ability to stay at home and take care of my daughter is running out once Kindegarten starts. So I'm a little frustrated and scared today. I feel like my worry is keeping me from being productive, which I can't stand feeling. Thanks for letting me rant.

This is going to be very practical and boring. If I get booed for putting regular sedan cars I've owned instead of fancy fru fru sports cars, then sorry. I love three of the four cars I've owned. I have a very soft spot for my first car, my parents 1992 Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight Royale. I drove that car to its timely demise in 2003. (None of these pics are me, but same models and color) We also have a 2003 VW Passat. I love it so much I did a total engine replacement in 2011, when the engine died due to oil sludge problems....I SHOULD hate this car because of it...but I don't. And a 2012 Ford Fusion. We've had it a year now, and I love love love it. It's the smoothest car I've ever driven, and has nice highway pickup. The one car I couldn't stand. An early 2000s Ford Mustang, with running horsies on the side (who likes cartoon horses anyway?) Bad pickup, didn't feel sporty at all...felt like a want to be Mustang. It was right before Ford redid the Mustang to look badass once again...we had a jet black remodel one in 2008 in Las Vegas...that was fun to drive.