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I can send you a PM if you want to hear the incredibly flirty Ulala story.  It's embarrassing. :)

How do you find out about these clubs?  Are they through the library or something?  

I didn't really play the Genesis version much since I didn't have one, but the arcade game was very weird.  You could even turn into a robot!

The year 2000 was my last full good year at The Dallas Morning News.  I reviewed big name games like Banjo-Tooie and Kirby 64.  I even got a front page tagline for Kirby that I wrote: "Think Pink."  One of the best E3's I went to as well.  I think that model dancer dressed as the Space Channel 5 lady liked me. :)  Not going to tell that story, though, unless you want me to.  Web sites were asking ME to write for THEM!  In fact, I even brought business cards with me to E3 from a place called Zgadz.com, who specialized in game reviews for kids.  Sound familiar?

I also was done with college, so even though I hadn't found a job yet, I actually had more money to spend than I did when I was in college!  So I was able to catch up on a lot of games I missed, especially ones like Mega Man Legends and The Misadventures of Tron Bonne.  Got a lot of Dreamcast games, too.  The Game Boy Advance also came out that year and I got to review it and a bunch of games.  Really good year overall.  It went downhill the next year, though.

Yeah with everything going on right now, I 'unfollowed' a lot of my Facebook friends because they all thought they were politicians and scientists and there was a lot of negativity.  I hated doing that, but I was really getting sick of it.  I keep away from posting stuff like that, myself.  I just post my game reviews and occaisionally something I might find interesting game related.  Hopefully you'll still be able to come by Pixlbit and check us out from time to time!

Except in real life you can't pay a raccoon (actually a tanuki) money to expand your house instantly the next day! :)

I've never heard of a photo club.

2000-2004 was a time of highs and lows for me.  Started off high, but then went down low.  But luckily it ended on a high again.  But I'll talk about those times when you write your blogs for those years.

Would 400 square feet be considered a 'tiny house?'  I've heard about those over the past few years.  I hope I don't ever have to live in any house that small, but I may have to someday with the way things are going.

I didn't have to take many photos for projects in college, but when I did, they mostly wanted us to follow the rules that Pokemon Snap had.