Cheez-It!

Hungry for some fun comments on stuff I saw? Pictures lets me do that kind of thing.

Wendy's Baconator Cheez-It crackers! Oddly enough, these probably have less calories than an actual Baconator, so... In this case, the Cheez-Its are the healthy option. Hahaha. Where is the Salad flavor Cheez-its?

Whoa! How crazy is this? I'm in a Walmart, and these characters are from a show, that was a sitcom based on a fictional Walmart type of store. And here they are! If the show was still going, they could put these in the background as fun secrets.

I guess this pic is from a while ago. I saw the newest Superman movie. It was alright. Maybe a little unnecessarily complicated. The plot had like 30 things going on, which I suppose is okay for a television series, but I kinda like my movies to be simpler.

I'm not going to pick apart the plot, instead I'll just mention how all the cast was great. I mean, the Luthor guy was an insane maniac, but that's the fault of the plot, not the actor. Whoops, I guess I did poke at the plot.

It's round, but does it count as a wheel? Ehhhh... I guess it's alright. I feel like Hot Wheels needs cars, but just round is barely okay.

Chomp! I wonder if this rabbit eats McRibs?

Almost nobody will relate to this, but I saw this pallet and missed going to the Toy Fair. That's the big industry event thing where the companies reveal new toy lines.  We haven't been to one of those in years, but sometimes when we see new things, it reminds us of that.

There was no other option than blue. Twinkies are already white, and you can't make the middle red. Too much like blood? Maybe for Halloween, but I think that might be even too much for kids no matter what holiday.

Thanks, Pixar. Your Bao Bun short film ruined these for me, forever. Just seeing this destroys me a little bit. That film was so sad. I cannot stress the dangerous levels of sadness.

Peek-a-boo! One of our neighbors moved out, and their apartment was getting wrecked and re-done. They ripped out the kitchen vent from the wall, leaving this hole. It was there for a week! I mean... Not-there. Oh! Did I just make a riddle? What's the thing that's not there, when it's there? A hole!

The kitchens do have a vent above the stove, but there's also a weird side-wall hole and fan. We blocked ours off years ago with a cut piece of cardboard. To keep out the spiders, of course.

We saw these t-shirts before the newest Fantastic Four movie. Why would there be a Doctor Doom shirt? Why? He was not in any of the promos for it. Wink wink.

Another chance to plug this cool Spy Family anime. POP! Figures might have an ability to let you display figures of different styles of shows together, but they are not so good with little kids. Anya Forger is a little girl, yet the same size as her adopted parents.

According to the Internet, Minty was first released in 1983. So in 2033, I can finally get this hat!

In the Star Wars Acolyte show, this helmet was made out of a metal that not only blocked lightsabers, it somehow turned them off when it did it. There was some brief exposition about it being used for training, but seriously? How was Darth Vader not wearing a complete suit of this stuff? Or anyone else? Ever?

This looks like a display selection of Pokemon plushies, but they were all tied into it. It's a whole set, you have to buy them all at once! D'oh!

Is Doctor Who Magic? I'm confused. Is Magic: The Gathering not magic, but some kind of science fiction? Either way, when you say "Doctor Who" Most people think about this scarf guy. How cool is that scarf! I mean, it's warm, but cool. Is that another riddle?

As much as everybody recognizes the Scarf Guy, the actor who did the 10th version of Doctor Who seems to be the most popular one. It's just easier to number them. It's still the same guy, technically.

Pauline was the girl that was captured in the very first Donkey Kong game. I thought the version of Donkey Kong, with the tie, was supposed to be the original Donkey Kong Junior. How is this younger-looking Pauline with grown-up Donkey Kong Junior? I haven't played Donkey Kong Bonanza yet, do they explain it?

Ouch. So expensive for random blind-box art pieces. It makes me wonder if they would sell better if they were less expensive, or less random.

So perfect! You know those reversible-plushies? Where you kind of squeeze them inside-out? They made Transformers ones! One side is the robot, and the other side is the vehicle. Neat. Too bad you get a random one. I'm not about to buy dozens of these just to get the Starscream.

Does this come with the sound effect? Whomp-whomp....

Does this squirrel have baseballs buried all around the field? Gotta have enough to last all winter!

The newest versions of the Constructicons. Two of them come together with the pieces to combine the rest of them. It's kind of complicated, but that's a good thing. I've always liked the lime and purple color scheme.

Is it easier to make new versions of old figures these days? Rock 'n Roll and Breaker are among the first G.I.Joes. I have to admit, these new versions do look very good.

My first reaction was to scream in joy and run in circles. Swirled ice cream, at home, whenever you want it! They need to sell this with the therapy required to resist using it too much.

What are you doing, Keebler? The Superman "S" is yellow with red. They already start out as a golden color, why not simply use red stripes? It would have looked more like Superman. Red and white is not as good.

So many jokes. Okay... Ever wonder how the Jonas Brother taste? Ha. If they all pick a flavor, two of them are complex and one is plain vanilla. Ouch. Which one of them is plain vanilla? Also, this says 20th Anniversary Flavor, have they only been brothers for 20 years? I thought they were older than that? Is this Ice Cream been in this freezer for so long?

I think I've taken the picture of the Frozen Frozen Ice Cream Cake. Not Elsa flavored. Maybe the snowman guy Olaf?

After having the Jonas Brothers flavored ice cream joke on his mind, my friend literally laughed out loud at the Buzz Lightyear popcicle. What is with that big smile on Buzz Lightyear's face, as you suck on this popsicle?

I still enjoy seeing the newest Marvel movies. Fantastic Four was supposed to be as dis-connected as possible. Taking place on an alternate-Earth. So even if you've not seen any of the other 80 movies, you won't be lost.

It was okay. It's hard to say "amazing" with so many other super hero movies to compare it to, but it was far from terrible. I'm glad I saw it.

Lego does a set with a magical castle and ponies in it. Lego used all three colors from My Little Pony characters. Rarity, Fluttershy, and Pinkie Pie. Considering all color options available, that's an unlikely coincidence. If you were curious, Lego does not have the ability to make official My Little Pony sets (yet?)