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I saw Unforgiven in the theater. It's a very well done film, but I didn't really like it. None of the characters were very likable, other than Morgan Freeman's, and he died a third of the way through.

In the 1990s I was reading Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine. I think i had a subcription from around 1984 to around 1993 or so. Found a copy in the grocery store last week. I think the entire store heard me squeal with glee.

I think there was a squid or kraken boss in Lunar: Silver Star Story fairly early in the game. Most of the squid I come across in games are bosses of one sort or another in rpgs.

Several of the younger nephews and almost-nephews are really into Minecraft, but it just never really grabbed me. Proobably just as well, considering my addiction to Animal Crossing.

I'm intrigued by Penny Dreadful, but don't have access to it other than at $1.99 an episode on Amazon, which isn't going to happen.

Don't you love it when relatives mess with your electronics? One of my nephews was over once and he brought the hard drive for his 360. I told him not to swap them out until we had vacuumed and dusted first, but when I got up the next morning, his hard drive was in the 360. Words were said ("I am so disappointed with you!" I sounded like my mom, lol).

I'd never heard of them before that. I liked them better than the Moody Blues, which was the main act.

Grave of the Fireflies is an excellent movie, but so, so incredibly sad. Just a warning. While I felt it was incredibly well done, it's one of the movies I have put in the category of "I can only watch this movie once".

I found all three of the first games on NES carts. My mom and my gramma give me Amazon gift cards for my birthday and Christmas (usually), and I bought II and III off Amazon for decent prices.

My friend Shawn is a security guard for the Portland (Maine) Museum of Art. I think he'd rather be a docent, but he needs the paycheck.

Because it's so damn addictive is why! Curse you for encouraging me to buy it!