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I just watched yesterday's "Minions are they APEX Predators!" video. It got me thinking: While Rabbis aren't predators (like Minions), both are indestructible AND will PURPOSELY (even if it seems like an accident) cause chaos for those around. What would happen if they face-off against each other?

Hopefully, Lee will do a theory about it. I doubt it; but am hopeful. Until then, I'm curious as to what this community thinks. Besides voting, if you can comment your reasoning...

Once again: If this post is active enough, perhaps it'll show up on Lee's radar. Thank you.

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While Which 'Wich locations seem to be closing left & right, there are still some locations remaining in operation. Unfortunately, the only location near me went away two or three months ago.

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Anyway, I was reminded of Which 'Wich, recently. And this led to me remembering one of the ways I saved on money. Wicked Wednesdays was a special deal on their "regular" Wicked sandwiches. Because "super" is twice the size of "regular", the location near me charged me for two Wickeds...rather than a "super" Wicked.

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While that DID save me money on a "super", I wonder if the price per "ingredient" measures up to the same ratio with their "regular". While we're at it, we might as well compare it to a "large".

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So, are Wicked Wednesdays worth playing for a "super"?

It's a video game that's his you jump from an airplane. Instead of a parachute, you float down using helium balloons. Keep in mind that the plane's autopilot keeps the plane in the sky.

Anyway, you land on an island that used to be an adventure park (of sorts). It seems abandoned. Well...until you encounter helpful creatures that like wearing hats. There's a hologram of a spherical character in a top hat. There are also two child-like (angel?) characters that appear for a couple seconds.

The weather is always pleasant (clear skys). The island is mysterious. There are puzzle room.temples. And there's even a lazy egg spotted throughout the island.

Later on, you discover the color fading from sections of the island. Oh...and the weather machines. And the fact that time on the island isn't the same as not on the island. Of course, heavy metal helps lava to return to the volcano.

I'm not sure if the game (and it's SO MUCH LOOORE) is something that Hame Theory has any interest in. I thought I'd suggest it anyway.