Anybody here collecting wave 2 of the Marvel Legends Spider-Man retro figures? Did you guys have any luck finding them in store?

I wish I could get some sleep, and not want to end my life/suicidally ideate after being up for three days or more, but nothing works, and Cocaine is too expensive….

I installed Metal Gear Solid V Part 2 The Phantom Pain on PlayStation 3 yesterday. I don't need a PlayStation 4 quite yet. In February I need to install Part 1 Mission Zeros and upgrade the rest of Metal Gear Solid to my PS 3.

Again, please hang in there DH. As for sleep, have you tried putting your phone away before 10pm, making sure your pillow is comfortable enough for your head, and that there is no distracting noise in your room?

I recently found out that Saber had a Touma AND a Kento AND a Ryo and I have not stopped laughing since.

You're going to ask me, "Yeah and how did you not know this sooner, and also what's so funny?"

The answers:
1. I didn't watch Saber.
2. That's three of the Samurai Troopers' names. Technically two, both for the original and the dub (Touma was YST, Kento was RW, Ryo was used for both).

Basically confirming my suspicions here. Thanks! I'm just gonna order from Amiami, because I want the whole set.

Is there anybody who's a PC expert? My 2015 built PC is starring to show its age, I'm looking to at least replace the SSD/HDD if it starts to slow down. Thing is, you have to reinstall every software right? It's not like you can just transfer everything to a new drive.

Pretty much. Back up your important files first.

yup, i second what raizen said. Since your hdd contains pretty much everything for your computer including os, programs, files, etc. By replacing an hdd or ssd, youll first need to backup those important files that you want to migrate over to the new hardrive, and then swap hardrives, reinstall os, drivers, programs, etc. Then just move those backed up filed to the new hardrive. And your done. Its a bit tedious if your like upgrading whole specs on a computer with the long installs for the new dtivers and just get everything to work, its straightforward, just time consuming for everything to finish setting up.

And yeah, you cant just move programs from your old hardrive to your new one, everything installed on the original harddrive is hard-written onto that harddrive, like an engraving, to work work with that specific harddrive and set up, so since these programs are hard written to that hardrive, its not possible with the way Windows works to just drag and drop the entire contents to a new harddrive. I believe macs can do that and boot off an external drive, along with drag and drop, but not windows sadly