Got the gaming systems from Mom, and the Nintendo 64 adapter is the old-school RF adapter.
Thankfully the TV has that, although you can also by the A/V composite cable.
Breakdown in the carpool lane.
And this is why you drive a bit more carefully in the rain.
Backed up a lot of traffic.
I was wandering around the thrift store and a coworker had mentioned she was looking for teacups, so I took pictures of the ones I saw and showed them to her so she could go and buy them if she liked them.
Hey, wait a second...
... the panel is labeled "2" but it's actually a different one. Thankfully I noticed that before putting it on.
And some more errors: the "J" pins are labelled "I" on the bag.
I hate when companies lie on packages. "Important time-sensitive information" turned out to be some minor policy change that I didn't have any choice in anyway.
I wonder if "offline" is taken.
Went to some CE Sunday morning and their survey asked why we attended this one, but they left off the real reason for me: it was free.
It was actually a really good one, though. The speakers were entertaining, didn't always agree, and gave lots of useful real-world advice. I always enjoy when I come out of CE feeling like I actually learned information that makes me a better doctor rather than just checking off the requirements.
It always makes me happy to see the blimp over downtown.
Aw, that's a nice plate: live well.
And poker on Sunday night.
Lots of intensive betting and it ends in a split pot anyway.
Two full houses, AAAJJ and AAJJJ.
That's a scary set of cards.
And that's interesting. I actually won this hand because I had a pair for hole cards.
$180.99 for Mario Kart 64? I hope nobody actually pays that. Some really rare games might be worth it, but this one you can get for under $20.