Instantly reminded me of these pics I took of my brother's cat sitting in a vintage cooking pot.

Wish you had posted this a couple days ago. I just went to Aldi yesterday and would have looked for it had I known.

I remember once camping near Buffalo and discovering that WKBW is a real local station and not a fictional one made up for this movie.

A big ol' "FPO" that can't be missed is my go to, especially if using a low-res screenshot of a stock asset while I wait for approval to buy/license the asset since photos are less obviously placeholder than a grey box or 2 second sketch.

I feel like Dragon Quest III straddles the line perfectly between the after credits portion feeling like a “surprise, game’s not over” situation and postgame epilogue. But it largely works IMO due to the narrative and its place in the franchise at the time it originally released.

I'm a bi woman. Can confirm that I am, in fact, incapable of sitting in a chair as intended.

Yeah, no cool Floodborn cards of him yet :(

I've got a full framed set of the original wave of Ducktales cards they released. They do make for nice display collections...well, except the location cards since they're landscape instesd of portrait.

The amount of Ducktales 2017 cards in this upcoming set is kinda crazy (and has me very excited). And I'm quite tickled by their decision to include Headless Manhorse since the set also has the Headless Horseman from Sleepy Hollow.

How have I never seen this flavor before? I was working at the RIT Ben and Jerry’s during this flavor’s life and we never had it in stock for scoops or pints.

The next Disney Lorcana tcg expansion is going to have a bunch of Gargoyles cards, so at least it's getting a little love along with other forgotten IPs like The Black Cauldron and The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad in the same set.

Unless you've previously played 1, 2, and 3 on another system, I would actually recommend holding off until the 1 and 2 remake comes out. 3 will have a bigger WOW moment if you play it after the other two. But 3 HD2D is a very very good remake.

Over the years I've just been conditioned to work in a way where this isn't a problem. For me, the horror story is asking the client if they have layered assets or a vector file of their logo.

Hopefully it drives some of those new viewers to discover your main channel. I feel like with it being October, the algorithm should toss some of your Scoob content into their suggestions.