Mostly because I can’t remember what box it’s in.

All-tube amplification.

I do the same thing. I still think 1995 was 10 years ago, and when my now-19-year-old son got a 2003 Toyota Camry (sold to him for $1,000 by his grandparents), I thought “Wow, isn’t that vehicle too new for a teen driver?”

Tube amplifiers for my guitars- 10 years, no plans on stopping, just sound better and can troubleshoot and repair myself vs the solid-state nightmare amps.

This and DVDs — my collections are too big.

My swords aren’t for show they are for fencing.

2005 was yesterday to me... I see a 2005 car on craiglist and I keep thinking to myself, wow, that’s like really new...

I probably have well over 600 CD albums in my basement.

Most of my work mates call me a neanderthal for using Total Commander. After all, it’s patterned after Norton Commander, a 30-year old program. But it’s so much better than the Windows file explorer I simply have no idea how I’d manage without it.

The Sand Snakes are barely in the books. They get a few lines and then spend most of the time “offscreen,” locked up in a tower before they can even do anything. The only intriguing one is on an undercover mission in Oldtown (apparently) and the show hasn’t introduced her. That’s one reason why book readers were upset…

The Sand Snakes hardly appear in the books but for like a chapter or two. People just seemed to get really excited about a bad ass gang (with a name!) composed of women. I can’t even say they were hyped, as there really wasn’t anything memorable or even intriguing about them. I guess a lot of people feel the show…

“DOH”

THAT’S who that was! It was driving me nuts.

Oh shit, I didn’t realize that was him.

So we’ll sleep like Hobbits. First sleep, second sleep, elevensies, lunch snooze, afternoon nap, supper siesta, dinner doze-off...