One big difference is the actual process of how lootboxes work as compared to cards. With cards, most people buy a number of packs and likely open them at home. If they don’t get what they want, they need to go back to the store to buy more. There is time and travel between the first round and the second round. During…

Unless it was a settlement agreement. Don’t sue us and bring the bad publicity. In exchange, we’ll give you free food for life. Then it is a contract.

It is entirely possible that Ford did drop the case. Since it appears that the dealership filed their answer, Ford can’t unilaterally drop the case. The parties can, though, stipulate to its dismissal and that is exactly what they did.

If this is the penultimate collectible, I can’t wait to see what the final one will be!

Dad jokes in wills are real. The one that stands out to me is a dad leaving tens of millions of dollars to one of his kids in the typed-out will and then crossing out the bequest by hand.

Due to the nostalgia factor, most of my favorites are from my childhood. He-Man, Thundercats, etc... Samurai Pizza Cats has a particularly addicting song.

The biggest problem I have with impulse shopping is that the vast majority of my shopping (for fun) is done at thrift stores, antique stores or other similar stores. Impulse shopping on Amazon or at retail stores is generally a non-issue because I usually wait and think about any purchase for a while. If I find I…

Losing Curious George was the closest I have come to dropping Netflix and unless it comes back, Netflix will be on thin ice. Unfortunately, it seems that Hulu’s agreement is a multi-year deal and the show won’t be coming back anytime soon.

I have two young boys, and both of them used to do this thing while they sat in my lap to read books. They would occasionally bend over and then quickly flail back, swinging their head right into my face. Once or twice they hit so hard I saw stars. Do you think any adult has been knocked out by an infant or toddler?

There area lot of good comments here, but this was the only one worth logging in for.

It looks like she is wearing her Rescue armor. I am having trouble uploading a picture, but a quick search will show it.

Agreed on Hulu, but that is just because they signed Curious George to a multi-year exclusivity agreement, so it pretty much killed the only show I enjoy watching with my kids.

I was in high school when the game was release. A group of friends used to sneak into the computer lab at the local university to play LAN party-style. We never got caught. I highly doubt we could get away with that these days.

We got burned on that as well. Our house can be heated by propane or wood burning. While we had a small pile of wood due left over when we bought the house, it wasn’t enough to rely on for our primary source of heat. We also missed out on getting into a locked-in price for propane. During our second winter, they came…

Playing it a little loose with the “concept” part, but this is my vote.

Agreed. Most of the games I received were either birthday and Christmas presents. Since it was rude to run downstairs and start playing right away, the next best thing was to read the manuals until it was time to play.

I can vouch for the shark in the pool one. Growing up, I used to go to an indoor pool that was usually empty (with no lifeguards). For some reason they had a stuffed hammerhead shark mounted on one of the walls. And that was it. That shark was utterly terrifying to a young kid. The eerie echoes that every noise made…

Doomsday has to be in Batman v. Superman. How else are we going to get a Doomsday LEGO minifig?

A She-Hulk show needs to happen on its own merits. This show should have come out years ago.

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