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I think the reason why we never got Pac-Man fruit snacks is because of timing.  When Pac-Man was big in the early 80s, and you could find him on darn near everything from children's vitamins to ash trays, fruit snacks as we know them hadn't been invented yet.  Once "Fruit Roll Ups" and "Fruit Wrinkles" hit the market, Pac-Man was kind of on his way out (at least for a while) in favor of popular video game characters like Mario.  In fact, once fruit snacks hit it big, you could get Mario and Zelda ones.  In fact, you can still get Mario fruit snacks!  I'm sure that if some fruit snack company wanted to make Pac-Man fruit snacks, Namco would gladly shill him out for that.  Pac-Man is a bit of a sellout.  Heck, today I just bought a Pac-Man Christmas ornament at Wal-Mart!  But I don't think the fruit snack companies think that Pac-Man would be a fit for their target audience.  I could see how they would do it, though.  You could have fruit snacks shaped like Pac-Man and the ghosts, or shaped liked the bonus fruit.  

Anyway, if you do get Thank Goodness You're Here, I just hope you like British humor!

I can't think of any pink vegetables, though.  Maybe fruits.  You could have a peach as the body and maybe two strawberries for the feet.  The Kirby Cafe in Japan has a Whispy Woods salad, though.  Man I wish I could go there!

I think if you're a little kid, a bean bag chair is fine.  

I freaking love the Phoenix Wright series.  They are so good.  I just got the Miles Edgeworth Investigations Collection on Switch.  I haven't played it yet, but I will soon.  

When I was a kid I used to love to watch The Dukes of Hazzard.  I would set up my Pac-Man TV tray in front of the TV and get out all my Dukes of Hazzard Hot Wheels and play with them while the show was on (hey I was 4).  I wish I still had those cars.  One time at E3 they were showing off a Dukes of Hazzard PlayStation game and at the booth they had the General Lee car and I met the lady who played Daisy Duke on the show.

That's cool.  A long time ago at an anime convention I met Don Messick.  He did the voice of countless Hanna Barbera characters like Scooby Doo, Astro, Papa Smurf, Boo-Boo, and so many more!  When I asked if he could do Muttley's laugh, he said he could do it better when he used to smoke!  I'm glad I got to meet him before he passed away.

Thanks!  You know what's funny though is that as much as I like Kirby, in real life I don't like marshmallows.  I don't have much of a sweet tooth at all, really.  And I've always been that way.  Even as a kid, adults would look at me like I had three heads when I would pick vegetables over candy.

When I was in college, we had a bean bag chair but it wasn't very comfortable and took up too much space, so I think we stopped using it pretty quickly.  My apartment is so small now that I can just wheel my office desk chair over to where I want to play a game.

Aside from Hey! Pikmin, I never could get into that series.  And same thing with Prof. Layton.  I felt like I was having to solve a bunch of math story problems and I never liked doing that in high school.  I did like the Space Invaders Extreme games, though!

Have fun at RetroCon!  I have a TON of games to review now.  You can tell it's starting to get near the holiday season.  I guess that's one good thing about me getting COVID is that I have a few extra days around the house that I can play and review these games!

I got to the last chapter in Live A Live but never went back to it.  Really neat they released it here finally, though.

Hopefully someday you'll be able to get the Namco Picross game.  Do they ever put those Picross S games on sale?

That inflatable chair looks more like a bean bag!