So, thats basically almost like saying you love Suzuki.

This guys name must be Ben Wyatt and this is his Ice Town.

Harambe, Uni-deer 2016

The original Chrysler Pacifica AND Dodge Aspen

They do it for attention like this. I like the fresh approach and their TV advertising campaigns. It helps distinguish them. I handle the social media for a global, private corporation and would love to go off the hilt and obscure/secondary market approaches. Just sucks that we’re a b2b company and most of what we…

I would kill for a 1970 Toyota bB.

Super Mario Run is technically three connected games: World Tour, Toad Todd Rally and Kingdom Builder.

I don’t know why, but this makes me think of SMB2 and of Wart. And how I wish there was more Wart.

Can you imagine the humanity!

Donny is great but Louis can’t be matched with ‘Zat You, Santa Claus. That song is fantastic.

Well, considering Nintendo is a Japanese company, the release time makes sense.

Razzle Dazzle!

Monster Jam!

Always finding answers.

I cannot figure out how I want to feel about this guy. On one hand, I only know what I read about him so I cant form any real unbiased opinions. I have never watched any of his videos to understand the hype train around him.

Feel free to laugh this year when the SouthEast gets .025" of that thing called “snow”

Exactly. I remember getting a Delibird last year when they did this. Not too bad, and better than a Zigzagoon. I think I actually got rid of an event Vivillion, so I played my part.

Poor Zigzagoon. I wonder if there are any stats on the most frequently wonder traded ‘mon?

Getting ready to catch many, many Yungoos for this event. They are a great, great Pokemon, they really are. Its true.

I will build a wall, trust me, I will, full of Yungoos to make Wonder Trade Great Again. It will be ‘uge.

I don’t think I was ever into Peanuts enough to appreciate the character tropes that Schultz was creating. Most of the Peanuts I was exposed to seemed short, simple and past its prime, so I didn’t read too deep into what was being said. Same for Garfield in that it never hit home with its seemingly repetitive writing…