Stefanie the Human

There being different SNES and Genesis versions of Super WrestleMania and Royal Rumble was confusing as heck, I imagine. The SNES Super WrestleMania didn't have special moves, but it did have Typhoon! Oh boy...?

I got Katamari Damacy Reroll via Steam. I loved this game so much when it first came out, and it's still as delightfully charming as ever. I wonder if this is Namco testing the waters for a new non-mobile game. I certainly hope so, anyway.

I now want D'Arcy Carden to get a show of her own where she plays literally the entire cast. Also, I think it's great that everyone was relatively fine with being temporarily got turned into Janets. Can we all just... be Janets for a day?

I've done a few events at Dorton. During the night it's beautiful, but it's utterly blinding trying to do anything during a sunset.

Plus it's probably career suicide when the NWA was at its heyday to knock out the World Champion in a bar fight.

Today I learned Starter still exists.

Heaven help us if someone invokes Mark Henry in this discussion.

I'm 35. I think I look younger than I am, thanks to an intensive skin care regiment and sleeping way more than I used to. At least, I hope so, or all that money I spent on skin care products was a bit of a waste.

You'll definitely need a map for Simon's Quest. And some patience for the day/night transitions. And a guide to tell you how the weapons work. It's still a great game though.

I wanted an all-women show for a very long time, and I'm really satisfied with what I got. More please?

I keep finding myself muttering "you put the Peeps in the chili pot".

Caveat: I am not a nutritionist and I don't recommend this diet unless, like... you're me. And if you're me, that would be weird. I try to stick to a 2-2-1 gram ratio for carbs, proteins, and fats. I also try to keep about 25% of my fats as saturated. On rest days, I stick to 150 carb, 150 protein, and 75 fat, which gives me 1,875 calories per day. Cardio-only or yoga days are 170/170/85, so I have 2,125 calories. If I'm lifting, I go to 180/180/90, which gets me to 2,250 calories. Even on my lifting diet plan, 25% saturated fat only comes up to about 22.5 grams of saturated fat, and I'm supposed to stay around 20 grams, so I'm good. It's HARD to eat that much food, especially protein. I eat as little added sugar as possible, so to get that many carbs I usually need to eat a good amount of fruit. I get plenty of fiber because of the fruits and veggies I eat. I track literally everything I eat and whenever I cook, I measure everything so I can accurately judge what my intake should be. But I also know chicken breast has 31 grams of protein per 100 grams off the top of my head, so I got that going for me at least. My biggest problem is trying to keep my sodium intake low, because one of my medications is a diuretic, which means I get salt cravings like crazy. The plus side is that I don't overeat, because I always end up measuring everything I need out of a meal. I don't limit my foods outside of that. I'm a big believer in "if it fits your macros" when it comes to eating. I also don't eliminate foods from my diet, because then I end up getting cravings which lead to binges if they're ignored for too long. I may avoid added sugar as much as I can, but sometimes I just need some frozen peanut butter M&Ms. I usually have a little fun size bag of those every few days. My weight probably does fluctuate, but we can thank hormonal variations and mental health for that. Some days I don't follow my plans because my anxiety/depression's being an asshole and I eat half a pizza as a result. I let that go when days like that happen instead of feeling bad, and focus on getting myself back into routine the next day. I also was diagnosed with stomach cancer last year (I'm fine, we caught it very early), which made eating difficult, so my metabolism got wrecked as a result even though I lost a good amount of weight. Anyway, that's what helps for me, your mileage may vary. I couldn't tell you what my weight is now or how much weight I've lost since I don't get on a scale, but I know I've had to completely replace my wardrobe twice over the last three years because nothing fit me anymore. The key is getting into a routine and sticking to it as much as possible.

Solves all our problems! (... granted we create different problems...)

Kris Wolf is a wolf. Unless you want me to explain the Zubaz.

I was given the Forza Horizon 4 Ultimate Edition as a gift. Being able to drive around in an open world with several of the James Bond cars is way more fun than I expected. The game is gorgeous too! I know little about cars but for some reason I enjoy the Forza games, and I imagine this is where the couple of dozen hours of my free time is going to go.