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Early to late 20s, without a doubt. When you're full of energy, your joints haven't started creaking, your skin is firm and taut, and your metabolism can absorb french fries without making your waistline balloon outward. But when you're also fully grown and past the hormonal problems of the teen years.

The analogies everyone is using here are stupid and pointless. You can make an analogy to support any position on absolutely anything. Here, I'll make two for this case right here:

Woah, how humiliating. A completely normal photo with some unrelated text put on it! My reputation would be ruined if someone took a semi-flattering image of me and publicized it.

@Canon7D-Fanboy: Well, then they can smash your camera and arrest you for assaulting a police officer. And without your camera, how do you prove you didn't assault them?

@FrankenPC: It's like the base in tag. As long as part of you is touching the base "It" can't get you.

Printed meat and vegetables sounds pretty disgusting. But what about desert? A chocolate printer or a cookie dough printer would be pretty neat.

Ridiculous, a puppeteer would never be brave enough to join the lantern corps.

People like NASCAR even though it undercuts sprinting.

@ChestRockwell18: Think of it this way. It's like Legos, except you have to search for the blocks you need underground, and undead horrors are eager to exploit any architectural weaknesses you leave in so they can kill you at night.

@FadeToOne: You can also get past some of the Nazis by picking the correct option on the dialogue tree. I remember at least one of them can by fooled if you lie and say you're a traveling leather jacket salesman. You not only get past him, he'll actually give you money to put in an order.

@Jesse_Astle: I guarantee that the U.S. is currently spending hundreds of billions of dollars on things much stupider than freeing evil Santa from his Finnish prison.

@The_Geb: Actually that second one is a pretty good idea... "I'll break my chronostaff"

@[N7]Violent's In Silence: IMO, Poker Night is worth it for the discounted price. $3? That's nothing. The TF2 items are a fun little goal to reach for and the dialogue is pretty funny especially when characters start having conversations with each other, as opposed to just spouting one liners in response to your

Do you know if you get entered in the contest if you've already completed the objective before the contest? I assume so, otherwise a lot of people with Iron Curtains will be pissed.

@Zuzela: I believe the items will be added to your TF2 backup if and when you ever buy TF2.

My own secret hope is that GRRM is planning to release book five when the TV show premieres as a cross-promotion.

I just patented the concept of blood. I am hereby charging a tax of 50% of everyone's net worth for continued use of blood in their bodies.

All right fine, I'll write it for them. But Darabont will owe me one!

There is however a transit museum in Brooklyn that's well worth checking out. It's also built in a former subway station (not an architecturally exquisite one but it's still neat to see exhibits underground) and the lower platforms are stacked with vintage subway cars from various decades.