Fursuits. Just saying.
Fursuits. Just saying.
Regrettably, Advil is ibuprofen, which my doctor has advised I avoid as if you’re allergic to aspirin, you’re probably allergic to ibuprofen and other NSAIDS as well. The last asprin I had was an Excedrin, and that was a bit of a ride. Lips puffed up like a Mick Jagger caricature before the anaphylaxis kicked in...
That's just it, it's ONLY added MSG. Other glutemates or sodium, no worries. Soy sauce is fine unless I have a LOT of it.
Hi. Someone who IS sensitive to MSG here. If I have it, it will give me a pounding migrain and heart thumpies. Not psychosomatic, either - it will hit in things I don’t know have it. THREE DORITOS will have me clutching my head in a dark room.
That we know of, anyways...
Show of hands, who here doesn't care what they're selling, and only has interest in Bigotry Chicken if the building is on fire?
Pssst. You'll want to tinker your headline blurb, since it's saying you can get the controller for *five dollars*, not $45.
Pssst. You'll want to tinker your headline blurb, since it's saying you can get the controller for *five dollars*,…
Came here to say this! A most shameful omission!
In the old Naughty Dog game ‘Keef the Thief’, taking a particular path through the tree maze will get you to an in-game version of the game studio.
Well autopilot just keeps to one direction and altitude. There's already people who think Cruise Control will let their car drive itself
Because hungry, presumably?
Bonus round: the dead face turns out to be that of Elmer McCurdy. (Points if you get the reference)
Hell, *I’ll* do it. Hard reset back to October - Re-ban everyone who was banned. Eliminate the sweatshop conditions. Offer everyone their jobs back.
On the one hand, boo missiles.
Points for the Tanuki suit.
I find your lack of Miette disturbing.
Nah, they’re apparently pretty blatant about selling something for several orders of magnitude over MSRP. Because they know it’ll get lost in the ‘chaff’ of bot entries trying to sell overpriced merch. For example, a bot bidding war that makes a rare book about flies jump to $23.6 million. (…
Well, for specialized stuff, smaller orders. This was supposedly rocks for model railroads. They caught six and five kilogram packages.
I could see a perfectly legitimate landscaping company, with an established reputation as a completey ordinary business having an arrangement whereby any orders that come in with a particular shipping address gets *that* box of rocks rather than the *usual* box of rocks...
Nah. The items at crazy high prices are for money laundering. (No really) These folks clearly want their transactions nice and boring, and so probably are keeping the listings at normal prices.