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I hate those Target and Wal Mart special albums and learning later on there's a deluxe edition I could have gotten online instead of buying in-store. I can see why collectors like it, but as someone who still prefers buying CDs to digital, it's not like I can just add those songs as DLC. 

By the way, I thought those headphones were kitchen appliances at first glance. lol I need my eyes checked.

I hate weird glitches like that, that punish you for doing something you should probably be able to do (re: L.A. Noire).

Strawberry Milk forever.

Call it ninja radio and I'm on board! 

Do you own Garage Inc. or Lulu? I honestly don't count those, cause Garage Inc. is all covers and Lulu is a collaboration ... and also trash.

All good ideas. I'll probably make a small little thing soon, even if it's not "podcast-sized." 

It honestly sounds like it could be relaxing. 

I actually just got back from that. 

It was ... ok.

Maybe soon. Hope you feel better soon too.

Hearing Tyrone describe The Quiet Man makes me want to do a let's play of that game ... but I'll probably just do something with a game I already own or want instead. 

I'm glad to hear Bohemian Rhapsody was good and do want to see it eventually. The complaint I kept hearing from YouTube movie reviewers (Double Toasted, The Cinema Snob, probably another) was Rami Malek's (sp?) prosthetic teeth being super distracting. I think if I know that going in, it may not distract me as much. Or it'll distract me more, but I'm looking forward to finding out. 

I ... do not like the original Halloween II or III. I haven't seen the Rob Zombie version recently enough to have an opinion, nor have I seen the recent reboot. I think the original John Carpenter Halloween is ... decent. Having said that, I do like the anthology horror idea if it's somewhat campy, like Goosebump's or Tales From the Crypt. I think it works better for TV than movies. Has anyone seen the Batman anime anthology from around the mid-2000s? 

Gonna be honest: I kinda want ALL podcasts to be within 2.5 hours. I just listened to the equivalent of an extended Lord of the Rings edition, and despite listening in chunks, I am exhausted. Truly, this is my greatest podcast achievement. 

Hey, 'sup? I listen to the show.  I guess if you don't listen to the whole thing, this comment will be "really in the bushes" obscure. Also, Skyblazer looked awesome when I saw it on Game Grumps. I really want to play it. 

I meant some of my comments about Chasing Amy and Citizen Kane somewhat tongue-in-cheek, so I read them back to myself that way, but I'm glad they read the way they did and resulted in an incredulous exclamation of "JESUS" from Patrick. This is why I edited "Game of skill, my ass" into my comment about Tekken 3 above. 

Whoever is saying country is the most repetitive genre has not listened to near as much punk rock as I have. You listen to all of Bad Religion's discography and start noticing the riffs being repeated throughout not only that band, not only that genre, but being carried over into metal/hard rock you listen to and you learn not to judge other people's music tastes as "repetitive" or "sounding the same." 

I like Tyrone Swift as a guest. Double the Julian's opinion, double the fun. I do sincerely think he jives with y'all pretty well. Consumption Junction comment to come. Thanks for indulging me ALL of my questions. I really thought the Facebook one would be too late. 

Nah, I enjoy Metroidvania. Castlevania in general is gonna make it into this podcast somehow. 

I already did a Yakuza podcast with Julian, but I might just do one about the content we cut out of that podcast. 

Games I grew up with is a good idea. Might make that a video series, but I'd have to use other peoples' footage at this point to do it. I'd have to look into how to do that without getting in legal trouble, although these YouTube reviewers stretch fair use pretty far, so I guess I'd be fine. Maybe a podcast version of the same idea would be cool.