u/GeorgeWashingRoom

I was heavy into collecting from 2020-2022, I had a decent little collection with an original Charizard among other cards. Unfortunately I wanted some quick cash and I had no intentions of grading so I sold off my collection. I regret that decision everyday, I let go of some awesome cards I really loved.

My question is, what's the BEST way to "restart"? I know buying singles which I plan to do but I enjoy ripping and the thrill of the hunt and opening new product. But I can't keep up with drops, camping and the scalpers who mark everything up 4x MSRP.

I read the first Trade of Absolute Batman and own the 10th printing so I'm pretty behind the ball here. Am I better picking up the trades to catch up? As I assume picking up a series on issue 22 would be confusing.

Thanks In advance :)

I know it's been talked about to death, and surely we would've already seen land clearing, construction and teasers for the potential ride by now.

What are the odds that a major thrill ride/ coaster does come in 2027? Or is the general thought that 2028 or 2029 will be the year they do it?

What can we expect throughout the next few hours and into the night? In Westerville some light rain, rumbles of thunder and lighting. Curious to see if the worst was truly the ones that pushed through the area this morning. Trying to get a good plan together incase anything fires up once it gets dark tonight!

Sadly my parents donated most of my toys as I grew up. That includes the signature collection Buzz I got for Christmas. I'd really like to have a Buzz as an adult now. Sadly nothing the official toy company's release look remotely close to movie accurate, especially the $90 Buzz from Target. All of the other offerings at Target and Walmart aren't size accurate and feature no wingspan and I don't feel like spending $20-$30 for something that's not accurate

Before anybody mentions the Disney Store BuzzI'm not a fan of this version as the Head sculpt isn't accurate and the wings are too thin compared to others

I've checked eBay and Marketplace but the prices for Buzz feel all over the place. I've seen listings range from $100-$700 for thinkway and signature collection Buzz's

My question to everybody who might be in the same shoes as me, what's the BEST Buzz Lightyear for the money that's also screen accurate?

I switched to a Pixel 10 from iPhone back in February. I'm loving it, but I notice every time I install a system update, or a monthly update for the first 15-20 minutes and maybe even up to a hour after it installs the phone feels sluggish, apps feel choppy and laggy. It eventually smooths over. Is this normal?

Curious to see how everyone in here has learned custom supports. I've put 65 hours on Planet Coaster and 35 on Planet Coaster 2. The one element I still can't seem to get the hang of is custom supports. Each time I've tried I just end up feeling frustrated because of how precise it requires you to be

I'm perfectly fine with rh default supports, but on many ride models especially the B&M ones the supports feel ugly and unrealistic. I'm curious to see and hear how everybody's gone about learning them