Random Thoughts From Out of Nowhere
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I have the Blazar Blu Ray set, I need to get around to watching that. This might just move it to the top of the list!
If Giant monsters start appearing in your city on a regluar basis along with giant colourful robots, I would advise moving out of the city ASP as things tend to get destoryed but then again cities in Japan should have the space for giant robot and monster fights! 
It's fine, they mostly attack the Abandoned Warehouse District.
Expect what happens when the abandoned Warehouse District runs out of buildings to be trampled upon?
They'll never set a kaiju movie in Florida. You wouldn't have the usual scenes of panicking extras running away. Instead you'd see some doofus trying to get close enough to touch the kaiju's tail before it notices, and it would just make it impossible for the movie to set a serious tone.
Godzilla Versus the Everglades.
Even the Joker won't take on the IRS.
Found out a bit of useless triva today, why do we wear watches on our left wrists? It boils down to biology and habbits built up over two hunderd years reinforced by praticallty and because they are easier to manage than a pocket watch, reinforced mostly from World War 1, when I say biology, I refer to the fact that most people are right handed with only a few left handed people around, so next time your out and about, just look and you might see that most people wearing watches, have them on their left wrists
I took on the IRS, and I won.
You're a statistical anomaly.
As a kid I wore my watch on my right arm so I could keep an eye on the time at school without looking at the wall clock
I always wore my watch on my right arm. It felt right.
I don't wear watches. I do too much manual labor and they get caught on everything.
I wear it for work because for some reason, it's associated with formality and I have to keep up a veneer resembling that.
I worked in auto repair since I was 15, and, yeah, a watch would be a liability. Haven't turned a wrench professionally for at least 13 years (since I got into selling auto parts), but I still don't wear a watch, despite being gifted several over the years.
It's also why I rarely wear ball caps; the brim blocked my field of vision just enough that I kept hitting my head on the wheels of cars on the lifts.
It's also why I rarely wear ball caps; the brim blocked my field of vision just enough that I kept hitting my head on the wheels of cars on the lifts.
They love to use which wrist you wear a watch on as hard core evidence of which hand is dominant. I used to wear them before having a cell. I think I wore it on my left, but I'm not sure. i've actually been slowly trianing myself to be more ambidextrous. A computer mouse is more comfy w/ my left, writing/drawing is slow and shaky but doable. Recently, brushing teeth w/ the non dominant hand feels way less awkward than it used to be.