Get a strong, durable rope that won't break over time under the weight of your skateboard. Opt for a rope that's at least 14 inch (0.64cm) in diameter for best results. Use a ruler or measuring tape to measure about 25 inches (64cm) and use a sharp knife to cut the rope at this point. Tie a simple knot each end of your piece of rope and pull the ends tight. Carefully hold a lighter just under 1 end for a couple of seconds to burn it, and then repeat this process of the other end. This should help to keep the ends of the rope from fraying. Use a pencil and a ruler to mark 2 horizontal lines on your wall. These lines should be equal in height but about 14 inches (36cm) apart. Push a screw through the center of 1 of the knots and screw it into 1 of your marked spots with a screwdriver. Repeat this on the other side. Then, you can hang up your board vertically on the rope by 1 of its trucks.

Summary: Cut a 25in (64cm) piece of thick rope. Tie a knot on each end of the rope and burn them. Mark where you want to hang the skateboard on your wall. Push screws through the knots and screw them into the wall.

It may take a few weeks for the corn to grow to the right height. Once it is roughly this height, however, you can start planting the beans and squash. Pull up any weeds or grass that have ground around the mound. Make sure to remove their roots with your hands or a trowel. This will clear the soil for your beans. Plant the beans in a circle around the corn. Keep each bean seed evenly spaced about 6 inches (15cm) away from the corn. Read the packet of your bean variety to learn how deep the seed should be planted. You do not need to stake the pole beans. They will naturally grow up around the corn. This is another benefit of growing corn and beans together! Little green sprouts should appear from the bean seeds after about 1 week. When this happens, plant the squash (or pumpkin) evenly spaced around the edges of the mound. The squash needs the most sun out of any of the plants, so make sure they are not in the shade. Plant the squash about 1 foot (0.30m) away from the beans. If you are planting pumpkins and you have more than 1 mound, consider only planting the pumpkins in every other mound. This will prevent your garden from becoming overwhelmed with pumpkin vines.

Summary: Wait until the corn is at least 46 inches (1015cm) high. Weed the patch before planting the beans. Plant 4 bean seeds evenly spaced around each stalk of corn. Plant 6 squash seeds when the beans have sprouted.

You can use the same kind of saddle soap that leather saddles require to clean a synthetic saddle. Follow the directions on your specific brand of saddle soap to determine whether you need to mix it with water or not. Glycerin saddle soap comes in bar, cake, and liquid form. You can buy it online, or at a specialty store. While it isn't recommended for leather saddles, you can get away with using unscented dish soap instead of a saddle soap to clean a synthetic saddle. It's not good for your saddle in the long run, but you can use it if you don't have access to anything else. Fill a bucket with your saddle soap and warm water as needed. Soak your sponge in the saddle soap and wring it out in your bucket. Scrub every section of your saddle in soft, circular motions. Cover each section of your saddle at least twice. Use a tooth brush to get under any hard-to-reach areas. Synthetic leather can get wet without damaging or ruining it. Hose your saddle down or fill a bucket with cold water and pour it over your saddle to get the soap out. Use a liberal amount of water to rinse your saddle until you don't see any soap visibly bubbling on the surface of your saddle. Use a dry towel to scrub the saddle dry, using firm, circular strokes. Continue using a towel until it's been fully saturated with water. Once a towel is completely soaked, swap it out for a dry one and continue drying your saddle.

Summary: Clean your saddle with saddle soap and a sponge. Use a sponge to scrub the saddle in circular motions. Hose your saddle down with cold water. Dry your saddle with clean, dry towels.

It is filled up by killing other demons who souls go into the cube. You have to use a different weapon to kill normal demons in order to fill up the soul cube. To do this simply strafe around the edge of the hole and kill demons as the come up. Be careful not to let them overwhelm you. You just beat the game!
Summary: You got the soul cube earlier on in the game. When you first begin the fight, do not use the soul cube. It takes five kills to fill up the soul cube Once the soul cube is full, "aim" it at the Cyberdemon (you want to hit him, not waste it on a useless target like some imp running around) To kill the Cyberdemon, you must simply hit him 4 times with the Soul Cube. Sit back and watch the end cut scene.