This is going to sound so silly, but does anyone know which McDonald's have the Hello Kitty x Godzilla toys? I went to the McD's on the corner of Skyland and MacFarland. I didn't check my Happy Meal until I got home, and there was a BTS toy instead! I thought maybe they didn't get a shipment of them yet. Any help is appreciated, this toy line combines two of my favorite things!
Hi artists! My mother-in-law recently asked if I could help restore a wooden sign my husband's grandmother made for them decades ago. I draw, I'm not a painter, so I'm hoping maybe someone can point me in the right direction.
The precision of the lines makes me think she used some kind of fine-tip paint pen, rather than a brush, at least for the white outlines. I don't know what kind of paint might have been used. My husband is trying to find a photo that should have the sign in the background to help me out. Unfortunately Grandma has dementia so I can't ask her.
I am terrified of messing up a meaningful family piece. I'm grateful for any advice you guys could give! Thank you.
Is this game a pain in the neck or do I just suck at this?! The controls feel very stiff and slow and it's just hard! I feel like way more people/animals are trying to kick my katamari too (jerks).
If I just suck, I'll accept that. But I don't play Katamari because I want a really difficult and frustrating experience, you know?
Hi Nashvillians, we are taking my son to the Lane Motor Museum tomorrow (he is obsessed with Reliant 3-wheeled cars since seeing one on Top Gear). What is a good restaurant near the museum that we can have lunch at? Thank you!
I have every crown except for the first and last ones in the pirate ship racing level! It's so frustrating. I hate having so little control of the katamari. I can see one crown but haven't been able to get to it once the katamari is big enough, and I don't even know where the last crown is. Any tips?
Has anyone noticed that many people seem to be...unaware...that other people exist?
This happens everywhere (people texting in the middle of the grocery aisle for instance, completely blocking it), but I guess I notice it most at the library, where I work in Youth Services.
People - grown adults- blasting music on their phones without headphones. And seeming honestly surprised when I tell them to turn it down/off, because it's disturbing other people.
People on speakerphone; one woman loudly recited what sounded very much like a social security number. I'm not going to steal your identity lady, but I'm not the only one here!
But last week took the cake. School is out here. I work in the mornings, and during the school year it's often quiet unless we have a program. Now, of course, the place is crawling with kids & families open to close (which is awesome). A person who is a caregiver for a disabled adult often comes in with them once a week. The caretaker listens to a video or podcast while the disabled adult colors or does an activity. The day they come in is usually quiet, and they actually keep the volume reasonable, so I don't often say anything. The podcast/videos, from what I so hear, are sort of gossipy 'Florida Man'-type stories.
Well, the other day they were there, with many children in the aisles, sitting at tables a few feet away, I mean, it's not like you could miss them. I was shelving something when I heard the podcast start. And the story was about a woman who caught her husband 'sleeping with' their dog. My head whipped around so fast I almost broke my neck. I started down the aisle but by the time I reached her table, in those few seconds a patron had already complained and another coworker was telling her to turn it off.
But seriously?! WHY would you think that was okay? Unless you don't believe other people are real?
Have y'all noticed an increase in people who think they're the main character, and everyone else is an NPC?