I thought I had liked This Island Earth, but I think it was a different movie I was thinking of, because I read the plot, and it doesn't sound right. I'll have to find that 50s scifi flick I was really thinking of.
"Dee Dee, no!" I have two sisters, and the show makes me think of them. Neither are really like Dee Dee though, well, maybe one of them.
For some reason, I just can't get interested in Rifftrax. I loved the intros to MST3K so much with Joel and the robots. I can't do without them.
Dexter's Lab is on Netflix. I just put the DVDs on my rental list. It's not streaming though.
I had to double check that it was the first book in the A Song of Ice and Fire series. It is.
And it's always about those colored key cards. I have the yellow one, but now I need the red one. Grrrrr!
I'll definitely tune in and listen to whatever you put together.
I've had bad luck with pets, both cats and fish. I just have virtual pets now.
Finished Dragon Quest 1 at level 20? Oh that's cool. I got about half-way there when I stopped. I thought I was much farther from the end than I was. I want to go finish it now.
I was kind of at the end of my Cranberries fandom too. I was luke warm on the album aside from that one song. I think I was about to get into metal around then.
It's a weird kind of state of mind you have to be in. On first replay of Wolfenstein 3d after many years, I couldn't handle it, but this time I could just find my way around no problem. I think it's just getting the eyes used to more subtle differences in the rooms and hallways. We're so used to realistic environments today where it's easy to navigate.
My friend from work just left for Oaxaca in Mexico. He'll live there for at least a year. I don't really want to go south. I'm looking north at the moment: Maine, Canada, Alaska, points in northern Europe. That's where I want to go.
It's really hard to see these old games clearly now. When I first went back to Wolfenstein 3d about a year or so ago, I couldn't play it because every room looked the same. Star Wars Dark Forces was equally dull and boring to me when I replayed it on PSN, and Marathon 2: Durandal was so lacking in detail, I got lost constantly. I replayed Wolfenstein 3d recently, though, and got used to the lack of visuals and enjoyed it.
I loved Quake but didn't play much multiplayer. I was thrilled with Duke Nukem 64's multiplayer though. I have vivid memories of that. I never did try Goldeneye back then, for some strange reason.
