I'm anally retentive enough that I need to see things like that visually, so to me that's not ALL that matters, but I see your point. And this is a silly thing anyway, I'm just nitpicky. lol
I think Pac-Man is eating your completed games. lol
This one seems the most fitting for the situation and mood of your scenario, as far as what popped in my head first.
I don't know much about Canadian beer, but I also find Budweiser, Coors, Keystone and co. to be about as similar as Coke is to Pepsi, so I'm with you there. I forget which one of those makes my dad sick when he drinks it.
I just added all my handheld games I own there. Neat site. I'm JOSTEPH on there. Need to boot up my console games to see what progress I made in those later.
What is the Rivals Variant, is that like from Shadow and co.'s perspective, or just a different cover?
This sounds a lot like Myst to me, when it first came out. Gorgeous, but not combat-oriented, definitely more about the puzzles. Of course, this one apparently gives you adequate clues; maybe it's cause I was still really young at the time, but Myst just frustrated me, and I never did figure out where to go.
I hope your cousin has more luck finding jobs out of the gate; one year anniversary of my graduation, and I'm still not where I want to be. Oh well.
That's cool that Target sells vinyl.
There were a lot of food trucks like that when I visited Austin too; I think it'd be fun to work in one.
I don't know that there is a movie of his I've seen, but I do know who he is, and just how much time and effort must be put into stop-motion animation. Sorry to hear this.
Yeah, I don't know that I'd like it better than the first one, but to each his own.
I don't even remember that much about two, except: bad guy was Whiplash, Don Cheadle replaced Terrence Howard and they had an army of Iron Man suits/War Machine, whatever, there was a car race, and Bill O'Reilly was in it for some strange reason. Also, Cheadle crashes Downey Jr.'s party at one point. Outside of that, details are hazy for me.
