Mikeinator

Looking for a nice specialty drink menu during the daytime.

Driving up for a weekend soon and wanted recommendations for places to eat/drink with two toddlers.

I know lots of breweries have patios now and some offer games and things to keep occupied.

Also, places with good kid's menus are a plus as well.

I'm well aware flippers will be at stores at open and close, and probably all hours of the day, plus there's also workers who take them as well.

I had Hot Wheels as a kid, but never collected seriously, I also worked at Toys'R'Us for several years, but never learned about the TH cars. (I think back then they maybe had the treasure chest on teh card back too???)

Just wondering if there's any good signs when looking at Walmart or Target if stuff was picked over or not, beyond knowing what to be looking for.

Looking to grab Chrome Celestial Dissonance Trap and Chrome Legendary Kingbot.

I’d prefer to pay in SB+.

DM me if interested. I’m also in the discord.

I fully get his stance that people can make a parody within hours of a hot new single dropping, but at the same time, he can also take some time and craft a parody and drop as a single whenever he chooses.

The main drawback I can see is with so many more creators, they could claim an angle before he’s done with his parody and also the “stars” and singles of today aren’t as big as the 70s-00s he covered. Taylor Swift would really be the biggie and I can see her being too protective to allow a parody of her work.

I get we just had the 50th anniversary special, but you’d think a more meta host like Steve Martin or Tom Hanks would’ve hosted, or maybe some throwback things like a Saturday TV Funhouse animated short?

They at least acknowledged it in the monologue, but no real big surprise.

Bowen was around for 6 years (7 years if you count writer only) and got to seemingly pick his exit host, music guest and sketch.

Just wondering what other veteran performers exits looked like that I can’t immediately recall.

Top of my head would be Hartman with the sound of music exit.