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Wanna hear my Ice Story?

I can't find a container to keep my ice (and water, to keep it from turning into one big block) by my bedside without either myself or my cats dumping it all over the place at 3am. My Brother is getting ticked off, my books are getting wavy edges, and there's got to be a better way.

What do you all use? I don't need something that works with a spoon or straw or anything. just good old hands.

Thanks.

Poem:
big ice cube?
small ice cube?
moon-shaped ice cube?
pearl ice?
shaved ice?
snow ice?
ice chip?
crushed ice?
any others u like
actually i do love the shaved one !!!it's not too hard ,chewable and crunchy. i usually buy one from stores and enjoy it with my friends

My Anime Review about World Trigger: It came a bit late, but we've reached the end of this season of World Trigger. If it doesn't feel like it, that's because this 100% was not meant to be the season finale. Unfortunately that week in the middle of this season when an episode got preempted by news coverage pushed everything back for the broadcast. So the actual last episode of this season will have to wait it out until October, when World Trigger once again rises from the ashes for Season 3. It's not an optimal situation, but considering the near-miracle of this season existing in the first place, I'll take what I can get.

“New Face” does at least act as a decent enough stopping point for now. First by wrapping up the current Rank Wars match all nice and tidy. The resolution to last week's stand off is quick coming, as an injured Oji goes after Yuma in hopes of winning some points in a 3-way scramble. He almost gets it too, but ever the clever duck(face), Yuma trips him up just long enough to get revenge for Osamu's absolute dunking last week. Oji's a sore loser though, and leaves some parting shots to slow the shrimp down. Ikoma, meanwhile, activates his Chad powers and starts tearing through the terrain with nothing but his sword. See Tamakoma 2, you may have Chika's cannon fire, but you're not the only ones who can tear down buildings!

Getting a taste of their own medicine, Yuma and Chika still handle themselves with aplomb, taking out Ikoma's sniper for one last point before the battle ends. It's one of the interesting quirks of this particular scoring system in action: Ikoma is the last squad with anyone standing, but Tamakoma-2's aggressive offense gets them the win in points scored, if only barely. It's still a solid showing overall, but as the commentators mention this battle was a clear sign of the faults in Tamakoma 2's current strategy. If they're able to implement Osamu's wires, it's a sharp advantage, but the time and maneuverability it takes to set that up is a big drawback that also paints a huge target on their team's back from the get-go. Toma speculates that the best way to counteract that would be to have two offensive specialists to better defend Osamu and Chika, and boy if that ain't convenient considering who's in the middle of orientation.

Yep, Hyuse has finished the meet-and-greet and in record time cuts his way through the other C-rank operators and recruits to make it to B-Rank. I'll give the guy this: he does not like to waste time. Hell, by lunch time on his first day he's challenged a half dozen of Border's strongest attackers and pulled out wins against everyone but Tachikawa. Granted that doesn't guarantee anything – the show and Hyuse are both quick to point out that the other fighters were working with a handicap since he only had a single Trigger, but it immediately gets him attention which is mayyyyybe not the best idea when he's a former enemy soldier in disguise. But I'm sure it'll be fine. It's fine. He's fine.