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One of the people in our D&D group has one, and it's not that great as a die. I can't speak to all of them, of course, but on the one she has the faces are so small that it's almost effectively round, so it rolls too much, ironically enough. I'm not one to be critical of anyone's needless...

Remember when the knockoff Scramble City sets first started showing up in the Easter baskets KMart in the '90s, and they were complete sets except the Stunticons, who oddly came with two of the smaller Technobots for limbs?

It could be worse. One year during my undergrad my student loans somehow got split up in such a way that one semester's disbursement ended up at $.99 instead of the whole dollar amount, so the University literally sent me a bill, through the mail, postage paid (somewhere around $.40 at the time)...

Before Trump picked her up, she was general counsel for a parking-garage company, so...

It all depends on how you reply.

Sorry for the double post, but our Texan friends should probably know that it's about to get this cold:

The song wasn't terrible, but I really didn't like it as a Star Trek theme. The "Archer's theme" track from the soundtrack album goes really well with the title sequence though:

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If you really want a trip, now watch a few episodes of S1 of TNG, and you can really see just how much they were trying to recreate the original show but with a different cast and updated effects. Thankfully they took things in their own direction after a couple of years. Also, Animated is a...

OTOH, the 1986 catalog put Scourge and Cyclonus in the 'Decepticon Planes' group, and in '87 when they added Triggerhappy and friends, they were all listed as "Targetmaster Decepticon Planes".