No big surprise here actually...you'd expect this kind of stuff on military bases. The Navy Exchange rules! Cheaper prices and no sales tax.

Also, Sweden is missing Skwisgaar Skwigelf, and Norway is missing Toki Wartooth.

They forgot Techno Viking and Swedish meatballs.

Hey! I own one of these! I won it at my friend's birthday party.

But as one totally pretentious nerd at the party pointed out to me, it isn't a theremin per se, but theremin-like. It doesn't 2 antennae for pitch and volume control, just one beam atop the baby's soft spot that controls pitch. Still, very fun and creepy. The LED's are also set deep in the eyes, so it looks like the baby's eyes are following you as you walk past.

I rented a cabin in Tahoe, and this thing was thrown into the deal. it worked FABULOUSLY. i just scissored right into the snow and made tons of snowballs in a minute. the balls were of perfect weight and shape, which helped its throwing accuracy. I can't imagine why it didn't work for some others.

Isn't Keith David also the voice of the Arbiter in Halo 2? Man, I loved him in "Men At Work." also "There's Something About Mary."

homo, schmomo...I can't believe Naruto gets so many looks! Now that's gay.

The whammy bar on this looks completely out of reach from the strumming bar as well. it doesn't even approximate the true position of a whammy bar, which would be anchored at the guitar's bridge.

Surefire, only if you're playing against reluctant people who complain the game is boring and takes too long.

I play against cousins, siblings, etc. who are all heavy players, with strategies similar to those posted...so the playing field is very even, and very un-"surefire."

New York Ave is also a recommended property...it may benefit from the "go back 3 spaces" chance card.

Again, I hate the "it takes too long" complaint. With seasoned players, it lasts less than 2 hours. Some games can even go under 60 minutes.