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RE: What's a "Moral Compass Cricket Thingy"? - Moonface - Oct 30th, 2024

I have no clue why but somehow I took something from your last post as saying you had moved to digital card games already rather than waiting on something to come out. x.x

Did you buy any souvenirs or interesting food/drink while in France? Smile

RE: What's a "Moral Compass Cricket Thingy"? - Maniakkid25 - Oct 30th, 2024

Yes. I bought some Chocolate, and a set of salt and pepper shakers from Disneyland Paris (20 EUROS?!). My mom collects them, so I bought her a Christmas gift early. Yay.

RE: What's a "Moral Compass Cricket Thingy"? - Moonface - Nov 8th, 2024

(Oct 30th, 2024, 09:56 PM)Maniakkid25 Wrote:
Yes. I bought some Chocolate, and a set of salt and pepper shakers from Disneyland Paris (20 EUROS?!). My mom collects them, so I bought her a Christmas gift early. Yay.
Ooh, what chocolate? Was it a branded one or something from a specialty store?
And does your mum collect Disney salt and pepper shakers specifically or just any salt and pepper shakers that she likes the look of regardless of theme?

RE: What's a "Moral Compass Cricket Thingy"? - Maniakkid25 - Nov 8th, 2024

It was from a chocolatier, so specialty stuff.

My mom just collects salt and pepper shakers in general. So, when I'm out of ideas, I usually buy those. ...I'm usually out of ideas very frequently.

RE: What's a "Moral Compass Cricket Thingy"? - Moonface - Nov 12th, 2024

(Nov 8th, 2024, 02:07 AM)Maniakkid25 Wrote:
...I'm usually out of ideas very frequently.
I can sympathize with this. When it comes to gift buying I'm really bad at it, especially because doing that wasn't really a thing in my parents house. LOL

Although you probably didn't do any driving yourself while there, I'm still curious what your thoughts were on the roads/traffic/cars in France compared to the US? Tongue

RE: What's a "Moral Compass Cricket Thingy"? - Maniakkid25 - Nov 12th, 2024

Tight. We were driving a lot of back roads and stuff, and they were consistently just as tight as could be. Especially parking, though. I'm just amazed we got through it without damaging one of the cars. And no, I did not do any driving. I'm not confident on my driving on American roads; you think I have the balls to drive on European ones?!

RE: What's a "Moral Compass Cricket Thingy"? - ShiraNoMai - Nov 12th, 2024

(Nov 12th, 2024, 12:10 AM)Maniakkid25 Wrote:
Tight. We were driving a lot of back roads and stuff, and they were consistently just as tight as could be. Especially parking, though. I'm just amazed we got through it without damaging one of the cars. And no, I did not do any driving. I'm not confident on my driving on American roads; you think I have the balls to drive on European ones?!

This matches my experience with English roads, so I'm convinced they're all like that in Europe LOL