My sister once declared ice "the only food that fits in every diet."
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I used to have a watch configured with the most common codes and equipped with an IR blaster. That seems a rather more manageable approach.
Only two adults live in my house. I ended up buying one remote for each seat in the living room (which is rather more than two) and my wife still manages to lose them.
I ended up getting one more to keep next to my chair to lend her. I just make sure to get it back when her original is recovered.
It's actually gotten less common now because our kid is pretty good at finding them.
(If I sound resentful, I'm not. I love my wife. It just amazes me how that situation played out.)
Interestingly, I haven't really been paying much attention this year, but last year I saw more flying insects than I have in an age. It gave me a quantum of solace.
Reminds me of the melting snow golem in Adventure Time.
See, you get me.
I think my first horror movie was Elvira: Mistress of the Dark.
I didn't see The Thing until probably twenty years later, but certainly enjoyed it ... For very different reasons.
Gentlemen, I bring you ... corn!
I saw this in an AMV Hell video. I've never seen the original context before. I suppose I have now but I consider myself no further enlightened.
That's just mean.
My parents used to feel the same way.
Also out of one.