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1. I'm pretty sure that even though I'm going to be cooking with propane and not charcoal, the grill was a worthy purchase and the food will come out tasting okay. If I'm wrong, then I'll have to spend another $50 and get a cheap charcoal grill to go along with my new mondo-cool (it's a word) Kenmore gas grill.
2. Gift cards to Barnes and Nobles are quite possibly the best gift cards that anyone can ever have. Having that gift card be Dragon themed just makes it that much more awesome!
3. It can be difficult to buy presents for me even when I'm involved in the gift-buying process. Telling me that books and video games are out, and that we already have too many DVDs makes the process last somewhere around four to five hours while we drive from store to store trying to make a choice.
4. I love used book stores; especially when I can find the hardcover books for series that I love and they only cost $4 each, or less. It's even better when I have books to trade and get a great deal of only having to pay $4 for books that total around $30 without the trade-ins.
5. I really want to make a zombie-survival camp, with actors playing zombies and teaching people how to survive, but I can't figure out a way to safely instill the "shoot the zombies in the head" method of killing them without seriously injuring some of the actors. Suggestions? Come up with a good enough one, and I'll remember you when I become rich and famous. ;)
2. Gift cards to Barnes and Nobles are quite possibly the best gift cards that anyone can ever have. Having that gift card be Dragon themed just makes it that much more awesome!
3. It can be difficult to buy presents for me even when I'm involved in the gift-buying process. Telling me that books and video games are out, and that we already have too many DVDs makes the process last somewhere around four to five hours while we drive from store to store trying to make a choice.
4. I love used book stores; especially when I can find the hardcover books for series that I love and they only cost $4 each, or less. It's even better when I have books to trade and get a great deal of only having to pay $4 for books that total around $30 without the trade-ins.
5. I really want to make a zombie-survival camp, with actors playing zombies and teaching people how to survive, but I can't figure out a way to safely instill the "shoot the zombies in the head" method of killing them without seriously injuring some of the actors. Suggestions? Come up with a good enough one, and I'll remember you when I become rich and famous. ;)
