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That might be the most valuable thing in the world, really, apart from true love.

Yes, one of my cousin's sons collected Pokemon starting in the late 90s and amassed a sizeable collection. I don't really know what it's worth now, but he had just about every Pokemon card imaginable and all brand new, first prints I believe. I don't think I want to know what it's worth, I'll...

Thought I'd give it a shot. ?

Yeah, I think my comics are worth more than the laptop I'm on lol *^^*

This could be fun. It's pretty simple; what's the most valuable thing in your room right now - and by room, I guess I mean within a room-sized vicinity, about 50 feet at most. *^^* Mine is my collection of "Conan the Barbarian: Savage Sword" extra-large comics, of which I have about 75 of, in...

with me, it's the furnace. :rolleyes: :cry:

An extra hot, wet dose of "Brute Force" from the "Shifters" series for your Monday, dear Readers. *^^* https://www.scribblehub.com/read/1791049-shifters/chapter/1929463/

I just don't get the concept. Why would a villain try to ruin a world they LIVE ON. *^^* Unless they have a rocketship on hand to take them off the planet, they're fucked with the rest of us, yes? ?

Started posting a brand new story for the "Shifters" anthology, a big one called "Brute Force". Shape-shifting hackers, sexy contract killers, and Mafia wise guys, oh my. ?

These were my go-tos before school - for some reason, my channel showed these at 6:00 AM, so I got a good dose of Kimba. I say here and now, Thundarr the Barbarian triggered the 1982 Conan movie with Arnold. *^^* Captain Planet had the right idea - a better world, addressing climate change...

Quite possibly the greatest animated series of the 70s; had the highest ratings of any kids show at the time. And yet Paramount Pictures forced its demise so that it could expand its "Happy Days" cartoons - one being "Laverne and Shirley in the Army" And they called me crazy...

This one actually intrigued me because I love space-time puzzles. If the message to "pull" reaches the man before he realizes it, the man might not have been at the switch at all - in fact he could be elsewhere, minding his own business, when the order to "pull" reaches him. As it so happens...

Jared Leto's career as a leading man is finished.

So, the way she uses her hands is how your audience will know her current mannerisms and characteristics for a given scene, if I'm understanding. ?