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If it's on Netflix, I'll give it a chance. I like FMA, Cowboy Bebop, and the "Americamn anime" Avatar: The Last Airbender a lot. Still pissed Brotherhood isn't fully uploaded to Netflix. I've seen the Ghost in the Shell movie, and while the shots in the rain were pretty and it was a decent movie, I thought some of the English dub was extremely wooden and it wasn't as interesting as I thought it would be. Then again, I don't remember it all that well, so maybe I should give it another chance. I hear the series is better than the movie. 

Go for it, I say. Happy drinking!

No no, it's nothing like The Room. The Room was also hilarious, because it was made by an incompetent jackass (a jackass I actually really like, because of his eccentricity and his movie is kind of an "Ed Wood" case to me, but still an incompetent director in every way, technically). This is hilarious to me because I have a jaded sense of humor that doesn't know how to react to certain bad situations except to laugh, but was made by a passionate director that definitely knows what he's doing, and how to get great stuff out of his actors. 

In hindsight, I should have made more clear just how well-made and well-acted the movie is beyond just the one line where I say that, but if people legitimately like this, they're liking a very well done film, I just ... I dunno, it was hilariously depressing to me if that makes sense. 

Gamecube. Robot vomit fits perfectly in my hand.

Sounds good.

I also remember having Tiger Electronics. Plus, skip to my middle school in the 90s, and the TI-83s had Mario and some sort of puzzle game on them. I didn't have one of the ones with those actual games on it, though. All the Advanced Math kids did.

I honestly can not disagree with anything you said, but I just found its depressing nature a bit surprising in a humorous way. 

That is odd. I love platformers.

Only one I've played is DKC. Man, that game looked amazing in its day.

And my favorite is one of the most expensive things on the menu. Blue Cheese Crusted Filet with Blue Cheese Wedge Salad and Aussie Fries. I wish I had my half-off discount still ... but I don't wish I was still working for $2.13/hour and potentially waiting on people who don't tip two hours past closing. So it's all relative. ... And that half off thing only covered burgers and Joey Menu items, or whatever was under $10 I think, so never mind.