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The Gift wasn't really early Sam Raimi...he'd already done Spider-Man by then, but it was good, and Keanu actually acted.

What's that? It's hard to hear you over all these cash register drawer sound effects.

I'm actually slotted to play CA in the movie.

Grats and happy birthday!

I'll need to find out who has my global name "Dark Epitaph" on Champion via DA's method. Ended up using a "." ti make it work.

Alright, you caught me. I can still do it fine with both my badgers, I just find it infinitely more tedious now.

It's actually super hard to solo pillboxes with PVP changes.

I was in 2nd grade too...the school recommended an eye exam, I got glasses, and the next day the teacher called home to ask my parents if they knew I'd taken a pair of glasses to school.

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I think I figured you could get five badges simultaneously or something crazy like that...and deliberately set it up so I did.

It was Weed Whacker (+Hellfrost), Coldblooded, Demonic, Trailblazer. IIRC.

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You could have gotten one more if you'd managed to set it up so that you dinged a level with that kill.

[/ QUOTE ] IIRC, you don't get the lvl-badge until you actually see the Trainer and lvl-up... but I suppose if you are REALLY good, you could set up an influence badge and paying-off-debt badge at the same time also. Then take it a step further and make it the last enemy in a badge mission, or even an Ouro mission with challenges set.. Then you could probably get upwards of 10 badges at once.. That'd be impressive, and mostly insane.

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Hm, I did this before Oro...I suppose I now have a new goal. And I don't count the new toon badge surplus, and even if I did, I'd probably be able to get more via setting this up with Oro than I do with a new toon (just 9 for me).

I think I figured you could get five badges simultaneously or something crazy like that...and deliberately set it up so I did.

It was Weed Whacker (+Hellfrost), Coldblooded, Demonic, Trailblazer. IIRC.

So, Net, they allow metal props? Wacky!

From personal dress-up experience, I'd see if she intends to use it for just a few major events (costume contests, whatever) or if she would be hauling it around all the time. If the latter, make sure she knows the weight and size of it, she'll think it's no big deal. It will eventually become a big deal. Therefore, make sure you've got a nearby plan for ditching the fan...hotel room, car, whatever.

Yeah, metal weapons are generally a no at cons...cardboard with tin foil is the cheapy replacement.

Grats!

The other day my two month old was being fussy, and my wife needed to hand him off. I was idled in a Serpent Drummer mission with all these Rikti portals around, and when I approached a portal, he turned towards the speakers and smiled, immediately stopping being fussy. I cleared the area by one and parked there, and he fell asleep to the soothing sounds of the homeworld.

My adopted son was medically neglected, and had to have four teeth extracted. The two teeth on the bottom front came out right one after the other, and a third on the bottom followed suit before those two really made it out. Thankfully, as they grew in, two of the four extracted ones were replaced by healthy teeth.

Well, I mostly finally finished adopting my six year old...we started in December 2007, and then there was a lot of random bs, but the state of Michigan informed us today that pending a tb test from each of us, we were good to go.

Somewhere, here in Michigan, there are men (or at least one of us) who do laundry, clean, and take the midnight shift of baby-feeding. I cooked for the first three weeks she was home, too.

I will accept a consulting fee for training him, if you like.

Instead of flowers, I'm giving the wife spa time/money for V-Day, because I think she'll appreciate the break more than flowers.

My six year old loves watching me play, but I always end up having to play characters I don't really like.

"I'm sick of Kral-Raiden, daddy."

Personally, I go with hands (and other things) off until lactation is over.

Grats, MKJ!

I remember one morning on BMT there were like five people on, all of whom were 35 year old parents, and...I thought we had fun?

Everything went fine, we're home and healthy!

So, tomorrow morning C-section. Wish me luck! Or my wife! But I'm more likely to need it than her.

My son has a Webkinz, and enjoys it.

I echo WHF's sentiments, GP.