Same, if only to keep fulfilling a childhood commitment to myself of owning all consoles after seeing some friends of mine having a Sega AND a Nintendo.
This is me but with the nicotine mints! I slowly started mixing in other "regular" mints, but it doesn't have the same kick! So after an extended period of time I get grumpy and just go back to the nicotine mints...
"Nothing moves faster than the hands of time"
When friends would sleepover, I would download a bunch of games demos from happypuppy.com.
Harvey Birdman (and also, when he became an attorney at law).
An old coworker of mine at some part-time gig went to school and studied "Mortuary Science". Absolutely fascinated me. He had a second job at a crematorium where he was an apprentice.
After him telling me that, I realized that I never thought about how someone got into that field. Never really considered someone going to school to do this as a career (which now I realize is obvious, but I never connected the dots).
Always assumed people working at a crematorium or a cemetery was a cliche old decrepit guy.
Gotta hit them with the "Per my earlier email ..."
Crystal Clear Pepsi. I don't drink soda anymore, but when I was a kid that was my crack!
I remember they brought it back for a limited time for a bit, but sadly it's now gone.
Where they were in a junkyard and they had to fight some spike covered zombie.
The (very old) Jucyfruit jingle will always and forever be burned into my memory.
Yeah around me I see they are trying to reinvent themselves. Usually have other entertainment options (movie theaters, bowling, arcade) or restaurants (true "sit-down" restaurants, not the food courts) attached to them now. Where before they were solely filled with retail stores.
I agree, usually this isn't the case. IMO the other example of this is with Jurassic Park.
The one by me is basically a convenience store that also sells gas and is open 24/7.
I think it's only New Jersey now. It used to be Oregon also but I think late last year they removed that requirement.
Most of the Amazon delivery trucks that I see around me are the Rivian vans.
I'm a Male who doesn't have a thick beard or much facial hair. At best, I get a small stubble on my cheeks, where my moustache can grow a bit more. I can easily shave my cheeks without any cream or prep, moustache I'd generally have to soften up the hairs for a good shave.
Generally, I use the razor for a few "shaves" which can last a few weeks. Since there isn't much hair, it doesn't dull as easily. I'll change it out after I feel its getting slightly dull or when I realize that it's been a while since I last changed it.
Curious as to what others do or if there are things I'm potentially overlooking (e.g. hygienic reasons to change more frequently).
Also - I recently switched to a single blade, straight razor.
Not sure if this is the right place to ask but does anyone know of a good documentary on wasps, hornets, bees, etc? When I search all I find are cheesy or "horror" movies (sometimes both).
Was talking to a friend about them and realized I didn't know too much about the differences, so would like to learn more. I've read some good articles but it's different seeing them "in action".