Big Bad Riding Hood

 More pictures from just whatever. You might not notice it, but this would normally be the time of the year right after the New York Toy Fair, and I would be posting hundreds of pictures of exciting things that we saw there. Except the Covid stuff cancelled that. Not quite sure why I felt I had to mention that, but enjoy other random nonsense instead. There's... some toy pictures here.

I picked up these Fortnite figures on clearance. I liked the theme of Red Riding Hood and Big Bad Wolf. It's odd to say that I'm not a huge fan of the -actual game Fortnite- but they do have cool character designs and my friend says these figures remind him of 1980's G.I. Joes. The package did not adequately advertise the building pieces here, it was jam-packed full of plastic wooden panels!

Splash Bird

 Another group of pictures with no theme. Let's see what we saw over the last week or so.

This was a pretty cool thing. The melting snow was dripping through the ceiling at work, hitting the desk and making this awesome bird-like splash pattern on the wall. Is there any meaning to this? Accidental coincidental image, or is this on purpose somehow? I almost expected it to fly away. Whoa!

Hot Bag

Snow! There's a few snow pictures after a batch of plain old random nonsense. Not enough for just all snow pictures, although... it was a lot of snow! Just not a lot of pictures of it this time.

Starting off with the return of the Spicy McNuggets! They came in a bag, which was unexpected. So now you might be... expecting that? Remember to get the Mighty Hot Sauce, because that's where the real hotness game is going on.

Monopoly D'oh!

Ho hum, more random pictures. You can speak something like "ho hum" but when you type it, it just looks weird, right? Enjoy the pictures!

Saw this um... a week or so before the Presidential Inauguration. The Internet tells me this came out in November 2019, but at the time I saw this, I wanted to scream "AAARGH! MONOPOLY! You're NOT HELPING!" Doesn't Monopoly cause enough family arguments? Who thought this was a good idea?