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Do dealers typically charge less for their games at conventions than at game shops? I figured that the lgs charge more due to being an extra middle man with a ton of overhead and that publishers selling directly to consumers would be a bit cheaper.

I made a mold off of a sculpt for a Halloween mask. My problem is that my mold is of a large head. How to I pour the latex so that my head will fit without having a bunch of loose space at the top of the mask? Can I put the mold of my head into the actual mask mold and pour foam around it?

Okay my DVR F'ed up and stopped recording the very end of Jim and Pams wedding. If anyone can direct me to where I can find the complete episode I would appreciate it. thanks!

How do I keep my ferret from sleeping in her litter box? I've tried leaving her stool in there but she sleeps in that. Should I try moving the box? What is a good way to stop this?

Hi I'm looking for some nice clear vinyl tubing for a ferret to play in. Anyone have any suggestions? I've tried Lowes and they only had the the black water drain tubing.

I seem to be getting all types of conflicting information on this subject. So far I've read 3 books on Ferret care and each say something a little bit different.

The cage I have has a metal detachable flooring with 2 plastic "floors" with plastic walkways up them. I'm a little worried about a ferret with plastic due to their tendency to chew but I figure I'll keep an eye on his cage and check for chew marks. and find a solution for that possible problem when it arises.

The main thing I was wondering is what should I line the metal bottom with? It seems like ferret paws need a little cushioning and a bare flooring seems a little harsh. Currently I have a set up of a newspaper flooring covered with a pulp paper bedding and a litter box with a recycled paper "dust free" litter.

Will this paper product confuse a ferret into thinking his whole cage is a bathroom? Or should I use another solution, such as carpet, linoleum, or old clothing? Also should the upper levels be covered with some sort of soft material?

I'll appreciate any help on this topic.

I seem to be getting all types of conflicting information on this subject. So far I've read 3 books on Ferret care and each say something a little bit different.

The cage I have has a metal detachable flooring with 2 plastic "floors" with plastic walkways up them. I'm a little worried about a ferret with plastic due to their tendency to chew but I figure I'll keep an eye on his cage and check for chew marks. and find a solution for that possible problem when it arises.

The main thing I was wondering is what should I line the metal bottom with? It seems like ferret paws need a little cushioning and a bare flooring seems a little harsh. Currently I have a set up of a newspaper flooring covered with a pulp paper bedding and a litter box with a recycled paper "dust free" litter.

Will this paper product confuse a ferret into thinking his whole cage is a bathroom? Or should I use another solution, such as carpet, linoleum, or old clothing? Also should the upper levels be covered with some sort of soft material?

I'll appreciate any help on this topic.