WaTetris Piece

 Beep... beep... beep... BEEP! Go! Pictures!

Waluigi has been around for a long time, making his debut in Mario Tennis in the year 2000. It took this long for me to look at his hat and think... you know, that looks like a Tetris piece! It's not an upside-down "L" after all!

All Aboard!

 The Minty Train arrives with a fresh batch of pictures to share.

Each letter cost $4, how much is your name worth? Um, in train cars. I didn't mean anything else by that.

1989 Minty's Version

 How about we do pictures, again?

Remember that album you own? How about you buy it again? In an effort to "stick it" to "big greedy music industry" Taylor Swift has re-recorded her old albums. Now she gets almost all the money from the sales, instead of whatever record label she was on a long time ago. They didn't really "own" her songs, just those original recordings, if that makes sense. What a wholesome thing to notice that her many fans are happily re-buying them. And to make it better, Target has FOUR versions of the new one just released! Now you can buy it again... four more times! Yay!

Daily Dose of Minty

 Picture party time! Eh, nobody's that excited, are they? It's just pictures with comments.

Where have I seen this character before? Research says it's Chika Fujiwara from Kaguya-sama: Love is War. Huh? Never heard of it. Then it hits me. I have a friend who always shows me these internet clip compilation videos called Daily Dose of Internet. And every "show" they play this clip from the end credits of the anime with this dancing girl. ...COOL! Guess who got this for Xmas?! They were very happy to get it. Turns out that dance sequence has tumbled into a meme and is really popular all by itself at this point. Maybe I should check out the anime it's from. Dancing girl is adorable.

Make it Soap!

 Happy New Year! Enjoy some fun pictures I got to share.

I was surprised one day with an unexpected package; someone just randomly sent me this bar of Jean-Luc Picard's Make it Soap! I couldn't stop laughing! Amazon is saving paper and not including packing slips, so this was the only thing in the package. Yet I knew right away who sent it. I'd get all sappy describing how this cheered me up; I think random package deliveries should be a new trend.