Doom Metal Alchemist

I don't know! Don't make me choose!

Pizza or steak.

That MIGHT'VE been the first NES game I ever beat. Either that or Zelda 1. But I didn't beat either of those until the NES was long dead.

I would say my fav is pizza, with cookies in second, and ice cream in third.

I like tennis ball head.

Happy late birthday, Ariel! I don't know what you like, so I look to your sn.

Nothing. You can eat it, you can use it to buy musical instruments, the world is your oyster!

Yes, because you have a shitty device, complaining about literally any thing at all is shot down 100% of the time. Raptorpat is welcoming comments/complaints on this issue here: http://unevenedge.com/topic/21525-testing-out-merging-concurrent-replies/

Uh.... it's a musical instrument currency that doubles as cereal... Flute Rupe's...

Flute Rupe's. I somehow gotta work breakfast into there.

You could always just buy a new charger...

Because I do remember it being marketed as reality TV. It was always mentioned as part of the new trend, along with Survivor and Big Brother.

And I suppose Ronald Wilson Reagan was the devil, because each of his names has 6 letters, therefore 666, right?

I don't remember Kagomes_Panties, but I remember Kagome_Naked (who, like Nabs said, is our admin now) and I remember Sexy_Pink_Panties.

Well I do love pizza.

Remember the "reality TV" show Who Wants to Be A Millionaire, hosted by Regis Philben? It always bugged me how it was marketed as reality TV. It's a fucking game show, we had those for decades before the term "reality TV" was coined. If this show is a reality show, so is fucking Jeopardy. All it is is answering trivia questions. Literally text book definition of game show. Anyway, aside from that mini-rant, I think I figured out why it was such a huge hit at first and why people stopped caring so quickly. All game shows before it, the music was always light-hearted and cheery. But Who Wants to Be a Millionaire tried something different. The music was dramatic and tense. This dramatic music gave a false sense of suspense and had people on the edge of their seats for people's rambling trains of thought trying to arrive at an answer to a trivia question. This caused the popularity of the show to explode. And I think the show ended up burning out, in part because of over-exposure, but also in part because people realized, "Hey, this isn't dramatic and suspenseful, just the music is."

A million years ago, when my oldest brother lived with us, he had a Charlie Brown Christmas tree in his bedroom. He was looking for weird things to decorate it with, and asked me if I had anything I could use. I gave him a Duplo Lego. He put it on his tree.

Draw me. If you don't know what I look like, use your imagination.

What separates these "rolled tacos" from taquitos?

Nay.

Bob's Burgers and Key & Peele. Something new for 2017? Nothing.

Mine's not supposed to be cute.

You may have to bite the bullet and give up your deposit and just find somewhere cheaper to live before your lease is up.