Vampiretaco's posts

@Qiqi Agatha:
See, someone likes it!

@Wildfire:
Yep! It's legit. There even different variations. Zucchini pickle pie is a thing too.

@KittyBeary:
The trend was popularized by a place called the SunGlow Cafe in Utah. The pickle pies are now predominantly a thing in Utah.

Pumpkin Pickle Pie

Pickle pie is no gimmick; it's an actual thing.

@Vozzy:
So I post links to site friendly YouTube videos? Cat videos are pretty safe.

@Spider:

When I was a kid I thought the "L" on the gear shift stood for "levitate". I asked my mom why we never put the car into L and she said because she couldn't. She meant that she couldn't because she was on the highway. What I thought she meant was that there were air traffic laws that wouldn't allow it.



What about you?

Like I know there's a YouTube link button. But how strict are the rules regarding videos?
Obviously no adult themes. I was thinking random cat videos or clips from 90s kids TV shows?
Can the YouTube media link also work for Twitter posts or DailyMotion videos?

Texas is horrible as a whole.

I know next to nothing about it. I've read that it's not as good. But I never went through a strong Naruto phase. I heard Kakashi and Gai got married but I don't know if that's Canon or just the online shippers. Kakashi sounds like he's found happiness in the new Era though.

I've been watching The Amazing World of Gumball lately. I recently got cable and just now got around to watching a few episodes. They did a Golden Girls crossover and it was a wild ride. The world presented in Gumball is chaotic but slowly throughout the course of the series you learn to welcome it.
Besides that I've been watching Storm Stories and other things on the weather channel.
Because of the Halloween season I've been watching The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror too. They recently did a Death Note crossover with Lisa as Light Yagami.

I haven't seen it. I've only seen the trailer ads and people trash talking it. It seems cute and whimsical. From what I have seen and read, it runs along the similar plot line as Teen Wolf. I understand that it discusses menstrual cycles. Which I don't understand the controversy over. Like, it happens. But I'm not going to get on my soap box.

It's Heidi Klum being questioned by ET about her worm costume for Halloween. They asked why she wanted to be something so mundane as a worm. This was her response.
That's all. You now know this exists.