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I disagree. I think LEGO beats out Minecraft in terms of sheer creative potential (though I agree that with mods and patience, it's a close game). Even taking into consideration the ability to create things that you could not in the real world with LEGO bricks (floating structures, explosives, AI-controlled…

No one is better than Nathan Fillion.

Can you explain in more detail? Do you fill each egg position in the container with dryer lint and then coat each "half-egg" of lint in wax?

Ah, sorry for not being clearer. Unfortunately, we disagree on this point. I would say "Jesus' bread" or "Theseus' shield", but probably more out of habit than out of common sense.

Don't forget historical and/or classical figures whose names end in s, like Jesus or Theseus.

I'll give you half of Q-Bert Reynolds. The idea was funny but the implementation was poor.

"Apparently I do" what? The only action I stated in my original comment was that I "did not care for Pete's presentation or persona at all."

That was surprisingly unfunny. They had the entire world of videogames at their fingertips, and the only decent joke was Pong: No Improvements Edition.

Marvel vs. Seinfeld would have been funny if not for the horrendous Seinfeld impersonation. I did not care for Pete's presentation or persona at all.

Buzz Lightyear is the greatest character actor in the Pixar universe. Of course he knows he's a toy, but he takes his role as a Space Ranger 100% seriously, and so pretends to not realize that he's a toy even as he fulfills his duties according to the unwritten rules of toydom.

That cheap medal you got for completing the half marathon two years ago, the eiffel tower shot glass someone brought you from Paris, that copy of your college graduation announcement that you've saved. You don't need any of these things. Because guess what? Without them you'll still remember what it felt like to train…

1Row=WorseType

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Bulbasaur!

Not really sure you come out looking any better in that post.

What you did there.

I see it.

If this works, I will be eternally grateful.

Second Monitor
For $50, you can't get much, but a refurbished monitor on Newegg can be had for around $50. I have two monitors at work, but only one at home. Easiest and cheapest way to increase efficiency in my book.

Why is Han pointing the gun at his own head?