Oh good about Benny & Joon. I'm more excited to see it now. About Wallace and Gromit. When I looked them up on Netflix the first short was listed as 1989. I saw it on the wiki page for British TV 1993 in the debut section. . . oh, I'd better get it together and write down all the correct dates. I love all the Aardman stuff and want to watch it all again. You're right. A Grand Dday Out is the first in 1990.
Love that Metal Slug.
Oh yea, it was WA 3 I played. Didn't finish it though. Want to.
Yeah, One was played ALOT. Almost really tired of it now.
I went to look at getting a starter pack today and was totally confused with all the variations you can get. I wanted to get a two pack set but I'm not sure I can get my friend Mark to play it with me and solitaire is pretty boring. I think I'll just play against the computer on Xbox.
I don't know how I got a copy of Doom on PC. I don't remember even buying any game until around '95 when Playstation came out. I definitely bought Doom on Playstation though.
Yea, I was way into music at the time. I don't think I read anything that year other than the script for the musical I was in.
I know only his translation. I haven't read his poetry yet, so we'll see whether I'm into it.
I distinctly remember the beginnings of cyberpunk in High School and being all conservative old school fantasy/scifi about it. I wasn't into computers and I wasn't into hero hackers. Oh, what I missed not reading Neuromancer. Great book!
Me too. I read Clockwork Orange, and that's all I know of Burgess. I discovered Heaney's Beowulf long after I'd already read someone else's translation. I'm not sure if I'd like his poetry, but I want to check it out.
Deadpool has gotten so crazy. It's a little much at this point, but I like the character and want to see what he was like at the beginning, but my comic store was out of Deadpool Classic Vol. 1, so I'll have to wait on that one.
Awe, I just look at the animation. Like books, I don't actually read them, just look at the illustrations. Har har.
