CastlevaniaNut18

Hey, my fandom has been well known here for the past decade.

PC: Game room: Arcade room: Small secondary setup with PVM at my husband's desk(excuse the mess, his space is a trash heap):

I read that earlier today. Disgusting.

A guy was shot and people love their pets. Yeah, can't imagine why this made news.

One of the stranger exchanges I've participated in.

I've been doing it all my life, I think I'm good.

I'm pretty sure a few tiny clippings every couple months aren't harming anything.

It seemed to come out of nowhere. Husband has been playing it obsessively with a group of his friends for the past couple weeks.

Varies. My new medication is giving me some constipation so it’s been a bit irregular. Had to start on a fiber supplement. But I probably average once a day. It’s not unusual for me to go 2-3 days without then go 2-3 times in a day.

I grew up in a home without a dishwasher and the dishes were always my chore to do. I hated it. I cook, so the husband gets to wash. We hand wash all pots and pans.

86. I’ve always a a resting HR on the higher side.

Not often enough. I’m overdue. Probably every 2 months because I forget. They do grow pretty slow, though. I sit on the side of the bathtub and rinse them down when I’m done.

Yeah, that's the one. I see them all the time at my local Walmart. They are neat looking. Just sort of pointless for me.

I kinda want the Ninja Turtles arcade mini they have out. It's really pointless, since I have both TMNT arcade PCBs, but the cabs are cool looking, dammit.

I do like the less bloated feeling of Valhalla. While I enjoyed some of the side stories in Odyssey, there was a lot of it there. I enjoy a lot of these little world event in Valhalla, some of them have made me bust out laughing. I wouldn't mind a few side stories of consequence, though. Overall, I'm just really enjoying Valhalla. It's the setting that does it for me. I love the Middle Ages, especially England.

Yeah, I cannot in good conscience anymore, support this crap. I'll always love HP, but these shitheads aren't getting anymore of my money. I want the rest of the illustrated editions of HP, but I'll just buy them secondhand off eBay.

If I recall, I started IGN in 2005. Left not long after this place started. So yeah. Definitely longer.

I absolutely adore my lit teacher from CC. I still keep in touch with her and talk books and politics. She's also quirky as hell, too, which is fun. I had some really good instructors there, overall. It was a fantastic experience.

Gotcha. I mean, it certainly varies with each individual situation. I lived about 10 minutes from the CC I initially attended, 35 from the university I went to later. I also stayed with my aunt the night before my clinicals, which saved on gas, since she lived in the same city. but I do think we agree on most of the overall points here.

Marginally? $17k for in-state U of M vs $54K out of state isn't marginal. Just look at sbl's post on the difference between CC vs Uni.

I just started, but it grabbed me right away. I'll post some thoughts when I've finished.

Well, wasn't that what I was saying? The place you get a degree from doesn't matter a ton for most people?

The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones. Dunno how I've never heard of this author before.

Yeah, I don’t think most people care about having an open OS or whatever. They just want their phone to do the basics. I went Samsung once, hated it, and I’ve been back with Apple ever since.

I also want to see more emphasis on community college. Not everyone has to go to a four year university. It was largely due to my own laziness in high school and not taking the ACT until the last minute, but I started out at a local community college because they gave me a full two year scholarship. I got my basics out of the way, got good grades, and transferred to university on a scholarship for my nursing degree. I also lived with my parents to save money and commuted the half hour. They never gave a dime to my college education. I’d love to see two year community colleges be free. It’d go along way.