You have no idea how many different times I tried to record myself doing this this morning. Well, actually now you do, cause the answer is ten. I have nerves made of cotton when it comes to recording myself.
Thanks for the compliment! It will serve my psyche well when I inevitably go to Youtube and see nothing but vitriol if people see it. lol
I did not know that. Maybe his CIA stories are all drug-induced? Of course, I for one am willing to believe he's telling the truth, but I have no proof of that outside the fact he and this movie are suggesting that's the case.
I'm interested in him more now, I didn't really know much about him before his movies, I mostly just knew about the Dating Game and Newlywed Games, and even then, I've never really watched them, just knew they existed.
I didn't even think about the Unknown Comic. Gahh, that's so perfect, he's even one of the real people they interview at a point in the movie. And thanks for the compliments, I appreciate it! 
Didn't think I could be made hungry after that cross-dressing pic, but here we are ... you bastard.
I forgot cartridge games could run you $70. Jesus.
I liked F-Zero a lot as a kid, but yeah, the sequels have aged much better. Seems really sparse in comparison.
Super Mario Sunshine is relaxing and fun, but I don't know who it would convert. Still, I guess that's what I would try.
I'm beginning to realize you and I have very different tastes. lol
I like that plug in and play idea.
That is sad about the cemetery, really that war and war in general, but going to a place with history like that is fascinating in a way, too. Too bad there weren't any celebrities at that American Picker store. When I worked at Outback I was told a lot of the crew from Home Makeover was there once, not the shirtless guy (Ty?), but a few servers recognized some other people.
I don't dress like one and hope I don't have a snooty attitude, but the way you described Franklin reminded me a bit of Austin, which is also very hipster. Frankly, I really dig the vibe of hipster towns; my experience was everyone being friendly, and there being new stuff to see, hear, and more importantly eat everywhere. Those hipsters are alright by me.
After the shock value from childhood wore off, I began to dislike Mortal Kombat's ... combat. But the new one seemed a lot more polished, so I'm surprised you think it's so similar.
That is some awesome album cover art for that DJ Hero CD.
Someone should tell Lincoln not to go back in time, though he's certainly already had some sort of butterfly effect. Does the game play around with that aspect? lol
