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[littlefallsmets]

Those statues that you can push and you get "It's A Secret to Everyone" and the secret areas you can just walk into for that?

You grab a coupla those, getting enough cash for the blue candle and some bombs.

After that, you run around grabbing all the heart containers you can from burn and bomb locations.

Once you have alla them, you have enough life-force to bumrush through that little blue pony who pukes swords and you grab the white sword.

[Bobby Isosceles]

Those statues that you can push and you get "It's A Secret to Everyone" and the secret areas you can just walk into for that?

You grab a coupla those, getting enough cash for the blue candle and some bombs.

After that, you run around grabbing all the heart containers you can from burn and bomb locations.

Once you have alla them, you have enough life-force to bumrush through that little blue pony who pukes swords and you grab the white sword.

If you read the manual art you will see that the little blue pony is actually a centaur-like creature with the lower body of a lion.

Fun fact.

Also dungeon 3 is a backwards swastika.

[greenkoolayd]

y'all some nerds.

[Bobby Isosceles]

y'all some nerds.

How Puerto Rican of you.

(seriously, I can't stop saying this)

[pmcd9]

I have also heard good things about Austin and Houston, but Paul can probably fill you in better on those.

I love Houston as I've made clear many times on this forum.  There's a lot of weirdos here and we love artcars.  Austin has a reputation for weirdness, but to me they seem very pretentious.  It's like, look at us, look how weird and wacky we are.  In Houston the weirdos are weird because they don't know any other way to be.  Plus this, in my experience there are a lot of douchebags in Austin.  It's like Texas magnet for pretentious assholes.

[pmcd9]

For instance, in Houston, TX, just 4.4 percent of the general population is gay. In San Francisco, the number is over 15%. With a larger pool of gay potential candidates to choose from, it's simply statistically more likely that a gay candidate will successfully run in Frisco than in Houston.

Houston just elected an openly gay mayor.

[littlefallsmets]

Why did I have the time to figure that workaround in Zelda?

Because I was a virgin until I was twenty, of course.

(I am definitely some nerds.)

ALSO: all I know for Texas is Amarillo and... I would not suggest it, if that's what all of Texas is like.

[pmcd9]

Minnesota has beautiful,varied terrain, a very high standard of living, tons of recreation, big businesses, excellent medical facilities, and an educated populace.

I'm going to be visiting your fare city soon.  Did I mention this?

[theinevitable]

my aunt and uncle used to live in Houston, and basically describe it as being Hell. I am interested in what their experience was.

[bluemoon72]

I'm going to be visiting your fare city soon.  Did I mention this?

Yes, and I can't wait!  We are HANGING, dude. 

[Bobby Isosceles]

So to answer the question:

The best state is one where you see your enemies driven before you, and to hear the cries and lamentations of the women.

[TedStriker]

I think one of the unique things about Houston is that it revels in its shortcomings as much as it does its genuine advantages.  Not in a "fuck you if you don't like it here" way, but more of a bemused chuckle.  "Yeah, we know."  Sprawl?  "Yeah, we know."  Brutally humid summers?  "Yeah, we know."  Crappy public transportation?  "Yeah, we know."  But the people are friendly (no matter how Bible Belt the ideology, everyone's at least courteous), the winters are mild, the medical center is second to none in the world, the petroleum industry drives jobs for more than just engineers and fat cats, the cuisine is a hilarious blend of cultures (ever bought Cajun crawgiraffe from a family-owned Vietnamese restaurant that was better than "real" Cajun?).  Plus the whole lesbian mayor thing, which just goes to prove that the conventional wisdom about the political/social stances of a particular area of the country don't always hold water.

Did we ever get an answer as to what kind of certification you're looking to transfer?

[pmcd9]

I think one of the unique things about Houston is that it revels in its shortcomings as much as it does its genuine advantages.  Not in a "fuck you if you don't like it here" way, but more of a bemused chuckle.  "Yeah, we know."  Sprawl?  "Yeah, we know."  Brutally humid summers?  "Yeah, we know."  Crappy public transportation?  "Yeah, we know."  But the people are friendly (no matter how Bible Belt the ideology, everyone's at least courteous), the winters are mild, the medical center is second to none in the world, the petroleum industry drives jobs for more than just engineers and fat cats.

Thank you Ted, you've summed up my feelings about the city better than I've ever been able too.  I should add that fundamentalist Christians fuck like there's no tomorrow.

The cuisine is a hilarious blend of cultures (ever bought Cajun crawgiraffe from a family-owned Vietnamese restaurant that was better than "real" Cajun?).

And 10,000 Mexican restaurants of which maybe 5,000 are among the best in the world.

[robot_god]

What sort of license is it?

Pharmacy.  Why, can you pull a few strings?

[robot_god]

I'm kinda not into Texas, I perceive it as being too hot and dry for me.

My plan right now is to snatch up a Pennsylvania license real fast, it seems like there is a lot of jobs and a good variety of interesting pharmacy work there.

Can anyone get me in the door of a nuclear pharmacy?  I would move anywhere where a nuclear pharmacy would hire me, but right now nuclear is only hiring people with previous nuclear experience.

I want to wear the radiation suit all day.