Heh. I did some plumbing for my grandmother on Saturday before I drove back to Maine. Bought her a hand-held showerhead for her birthday and included the installation as part of her gift. I can also replace drain traps, sweat copper pipe, replace pvc water lines, turn water on and off to the buildings in the park, replace gaskets and washers, and replace all the guts in a toilet tank. Oh, yeah, and replace faucets.
Crystal Chronicles was on the Game Cube. It's not very good. No real story, and meant for co-op, but you have to use GBAs as extra controllers.
We had the first Atari Flashback console for a while. I never really played the original Atari much, so don't have that same warm, fuzzy feeling of nostalgia for the games that Jason did.
In other news...found my orginal copy of Wizardry in a box at my gramma's this past weekend, along with my maps! I kept the cover and the manual and the maps and pitched the rest. Felt bad, as my original data disk with all my characters was in there and I had to say goodbye to a really kickass party.
I wonder if I can get those chocolate covered Lays here... Would make life a whole lot easier for Jason sometimes, lol.
Glad your weekend was better than mine. I had to clear all my stuff out of my gramma's basement and garage, where my ex-brother-in-law stashed it. Had to throw away about 90% of all of it due to water and/or rodent damage. Made me sad.
Cool beans! If I had a Wii U, I'd definitely get your game, I love that type of puzzle game.
I'm about almost a decade older than you, so I never watched most of the cartoons in your list. My list would include The Bugs Bunny and Road Runner Show, Scooby Doo, Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids, Super Friends, and, stupid though it is looking back at it now, Hong Kong Fuey. Maybe a few others, but those are all I can think of off the top of my head at the moment.
You were lucky you got the TV until Soul Train. I had to give it up to my grampa when bowling came on at 11 AM.
Cuteness. Love the one of her greeting her reflection.
Aw, I can't see the pics :(
Yeah, Kaylee did the whole "fort up under the futon" thing when we brought her home, too. Nice of your vet to give her pain meds. Our shelter didn't even tell us they'd just spayed her the afternoon before, and whoever did it did a real hatchet job. My vet was appalled. And now Princess Stabbyfeet is the most sociable creature on the face of the earth. She's currently sitting on the CD player and perring down at me while I'm typing this.
Good luck with the car, had to replace my alternator recently, too.
