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Kevin, really? I wonder where that could have been?

Aaron, it's a pretty good game. Just be prepared to do a lot of level grinding.

Load times for PS1 games have nothing on the time the cut scenes in Xenosaga take up. I think I could have walked to the corner store, ordered a sandwich, walked home, and eaten it in the time those cutscenes took.

I had the same experience with Lego LoTR. Didn't care for it all that much at first, but it grew on me. I'm going for 100%, but I've taken a little break. I'm also just now playing through the first Uncharted on the PS3. Are you spying on my backlog?

This is me in full story-telling mode. Quite a few of my older blogs are like this. There was a drunken odyssey in search of Shane MacGowan, who was a no-show at a concert, an account of the LLF's (Lobster Liberation Front) first, last , and only mission, an entire blog about pet vomit, and probably a few more.

I wouldn't worry too much about your crayfish. They're pretty anti-social creatures to start with. As for natural prey, trust me, animals are opportunists. I'm sure he's pretty happy about the free and easy eats.

I ahven't played any of them except for the first 2/3 of the first one. But I can't help thinking about saturation points...

Aaron, it's an ongoing spring thing. Although, now that my boss is there all year, we don't have to evict nearly as many as we used to. And deer mice are so cute that I really don't mind (except when they nibble on my cream cheese brownies!).

This is not one of my photos, I pinched it off the internet.

I think the difference between PixlBit and most other sites is that it was intended to be a community from the start. Doesn't hurt that it's a "mom and pop" owned site and not tied to a corporation. That's the difference between love and money that we're feeling!

Was it a feral or a domestic rat? If it was a feral, I don't blame your cat.

As for the mice, I could only wish they had been ninja-like. These guys had no skillz, there were just a lot of them that year.

Yeah, I've seen that happening once in a while. I'm kind of OCD, so I read the fine print and knew about the image width issues, but not everyone does that. Thanks for putting it out there in large print.