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How generous! I'll see your oldies sweating, and raise you:

I don't think it is the same dude. I could be wrong but a lot of dudes dressed like that back then depending on their line of work.

2 days in a row we've got info let's hope the roll carries on.

My go to frozen pizza has always been Mama Cozzi from aldi. I definitely advise that you give them a try if there's an aldi near you. Not sure where else you can get them, that's the only store I've ever found them at.

What brand was it?

"Arabian Horse" was the name on the packaging. I don't know that it counts as a name. Thank you. Setting bars is a passion of mine. That, and VHS tapes. ...and hair metal. ...and drawn out digressions. ...AND TWINS!!

Well, I can tell you that you are better off going with a refurb that has an option to upgrade the memory. My younger bro got one a few weeks back. I can't remember the exact price but it was under 300. Got the HP EliteBook 840 G1 14".

The controllers were cheap though. They broke a couple times on me until we finally couldn't fix them. My Dad may still have thing hanging around in his garage somewhere. I think my Intellivision is in my home office with my C64. .....which reminds me that I really need to clean out that closet.

@Ibarrola great points! I have been gaming since the Intellivision/Atari era, (I still have a functioning Intelliivision), and I still get people calling me 'weird' and 'creepy' because I play online games. I try and explain to these people that it's not all 13 and 14 yr olds playing these games, and that I can NOT control how old people are in the game session. Even had people go as far as to say 'grow up' when I tell them. My wife was never a gamer at all, and although she won't pick up a controller, she loves to sit and watch me play games like Silent Hill, Resident Evil and what not. She helps me figure out puzzles and gets really into it. I recently played RDR story line once again, this time with her watching every cut scene, etc., and she loved the story line. She even said "Whoa, it's like you're actually in a movie in a way". She wanted to know what happened next all the time. Now she's stoked to watch me play RDR2. The point is, once someone actually is exposed to a descent game like RDR or Resident Evil 7, there's a good chance they'll become more involved and interested. I will always be a gamer no matter hold I am, or how old my consoles are!

I like this. A lot. Dogs were important in the Old West -- as both companions and helpers. It would definitely be cool to be able to befriend a dog (or a WOLF!) and have it accompany you. You could even train it to attack. Plus, even if it isn't in the game now, it's something the devs could add later in an update. Very good idea, sir.