I've got something to be overjoyed about

yes! I awaited their comeback for a while now.

They didn't have Onua or Gali at Target though.  ;_; Those would be my first and second Bionicle sets ever, respectively.

I got as far as the paraka in the original webcomic.

At the upcoming MAGfest, that I'm going to, there will be a Thrown Controllers panel! 

Prince Charles wrote:This is like six hours late but I haz Bonkles!  

Spoiler:

BIONICLE IS BACK!?!?

My Rollo cup came in! And I ordered a Baymax Plushie!

Guess who beat the motherfucking Beldr! >:D

Charles?

Who's that and what are they from?

To my delight, despite a two hour delay and a very light dusting of snow, I still have school today!

Despite the light dust of snow we have a two hour delay!

Meow Wow wrote:Charles?

Who's that and what are they from?

just noticed this and I'm confused as to why you constantly bring up Charles in these situations


Beldr is a pain-in-the-ass boss to fight from Devil Survivor. He's completely invincible to everything except your MC's basic attack, which was upgraded to Devil's Fuge specifically for the fight, only works against him, and has its damage increase with level rather than Strength (thank god because upgrading Strength is awful).

Beldr can turn you into stone with his physical attacks.

If you're stone, you can't act (meaning that the battle's prolonged).

You can also be instantly defeated with a physical attack or a Force-type attack, which the mooks surrounding him have. Did I mention that, while being defeated usually is bad anyway, because you're the only one that can beat Beldr, it's an instant Game Over if you die?

Also Beldr can restore his health. He does this by draining all of your allies' HP. And he can revive his mooks.

He's a pain in the ass to fight.

So today my school got magnetic parts trays. They're meant to hold metallic items in place on the tray to help with organisation of parts (trust me, it sucks when you have to figure out which bolts go where), but I discovered the large beefy magnets are plenty strong enough to stick to the underside of a car and hold all of the nuts and bolts you need for something like installing exhaust parts.

Now instead of having to hold the bolts and nuts or having to reach somewhat awkwardly for them while wrestling with the big stuff, I can just stick them on the tray and reach up just a few inches to get what I need when I need it. It's amazing what convenience and time savings you can get from a $10 item. Now if only it could hold more of my tools up there too.

I achieved 104 mph in a Castle! Granted I was racing down the backside of Shap, which is a 1:125 (0.8%) grade, but still it's an impressive feat and boosts from gradients are allowed in rail speed records. I also earned an achievement in the process, Castle Thunder (Reach 100 mph in a Castle)!

Spoiler:

I've mastered driving the Clan! Also I got an achievement for scoring at least 2400 points across three scenarios.