I have been to large packed concerts, small packed concerts, and all sorts of sporting events. I can’t recall going to a metal show or baseball game and saying ‘these people stink’. I left the LA anime convention early because if I stayed any longer, I would have thrown up. The worst part is that BO is contagious, and…

Just wash your ass, dude

I’ve been to a few cons in my day, mostly local, and yeah some people be stinking. Not everyone, but the ones that do are foul enough to cast a miasma.

While I understand pouring upside down, you could also just pour it slowly right side up. Just leave enough space for air to flow into the carton or box as you’re pouring.

I hope they bury them near the Atari E.T. cartridges. That will save me some time. 

I can just imagine it now - people going landfill diving for that rare funko. 

Funko Pop!(s) as an investment?

Tulips would like a word.

Over the long run, 99 percent of Funkos are worthless outside of whatever depraved joy fans get from occasionally making eye contact with the ones lining their shelves.

Impressive that your one comment was 1,000x more helpful than the article

A couple of years ago, TD Ameritrade issued me a corrected 1099 after I had already filed. That was a PITA to have to refile Fed and state returns. So, now I wait until the end of Feb or early March before filing in case they do it again. Sure enough, this year they issued another corrected 1099 about a week or two…

You can throw them farther, too.

This whole article and you can’t bother to list a single example of a valuable $2 bill?

Newsflash - if your $2 bill is from 1976 and NEWER - It’s worth $2. MAYBE you can convince some sucker to pay more for a CRISP 1976 $2 bill, or if it has a unique serial # (binary, trinary, birthdate) they are worth more but that…

Fun Fact: if you go to Monticello in Charlottesville, VA (Jefferson’s home, who is on the $2), they give them out as change when you buy your admission with cash.

You probably could figure out how to make a slideshow out of it!

Don’t be lazy - posting some pics of the different kinds of anchors would make this article way better.  You probably could figure out how to make a slideshow out of it!

That’s why you close the oven door and go away for a few hours.  The fumes dissipate, but they will have loosened the baked on grease.

Keep the ammonia and bleach away from each other unless you really like near death experiences.

Why is this a slide show? 1999 called, they want their gimmick back.

Peanuts evolved to do that because in the wild, they lived in an area with lots of wildfires in the summer. Burying their seeds underground is a good way to protect them from the flames so that they can sprout into new plants afterwards. Surprising that more plants in such areas don't do that, actually.