Yeah I have seen Hardees in the past in Texas, but not anywhere near where I live. But they've always been everywhere in Alabama. Carl's Jr. and Hardees are the same company, but the restaurants have different items on the menus. Another fast food chain I've seen in Alabama but not Texas is a seafood place called Captain D's. But I'm glad it's not in Texas because that place is nasty!
Yeah the Puppy Bowl is on Animal Planet and I find it more entertaining than the Super Bowl.
Yeah a lot of fast food places are regional. I don't think Alabama has Jack in the Box or Whataburger, but we don't have Hardees and Jack's Hamburgers like they do.
Yeah I think that's the purple lady because I saw a pic of her on your blog and it looks like the same one from Marvel vs. Capcom 2 sorta.
Hey that's the purple lady I was talking about!
I'll go see a lot of those movies on your list, but I may not see all the ones I want in a theater because I don't have a job right now and am trying to save money. Another one that is not on your list that I'd like to see is The Secret Life of Pets.
You can check out my thoughts on Super Bowl commercials on my blog. :)
Super Mario Kart on SNES is one of my top five favorite games of all time. I played it a ton in high school, and then we got it out again in college and had just as much fun with it. When I first saw it in Nintendo Power, I knew it was going to be a big hit.
Did you see the "Gravity Paws" ad on YouTube? I only ask because it really wasn't part of the Super Bowl. And if you don't watch Gravity Falls (you should), you wouldn't get it anyway.
I never have seen any of the Hungry Games movies, so I guess I wouldn't get that joke.
I didn't see the X-Men movie preview. Who is Psylocke? Is that the purple lady who shoots pink bubblegum things in Marvel vs. Capcom 2? She was kind of neat in that game.
I didn't think Jack in the Box was national. I know when I visit family in Alabama, I don't see Jack in the Box commercials on TV and I don't see any of their restaurants there.
Well I'm glad your team won, then!
I remember the Street Fighter arcade cabinets that had the one big punch button. Of course, at the time I didn't realize the significance of them, and it would be years later that I would realize that was the original Street Fighter that I saw.
When I first saw Street Fighter 2, the first thing I thought was, "Holy cow! This game has six buttons and I only have five fingers! How am I supposed to play this?" I was never very good at the game, but I did go with my friends to arcades and gas stations and grocery stores to play it. Remember when those places had arcade machines? Usualy I would just watch, as I'd rather spend my quarters on games I liked, such as the old Pac-Man machines at the back of the arcade that were now gathering dust.
I did like the characters, though. One of my best friends was REALLY good at Street Fighter 2, and I could never beat him. But when Super Street Fighter 2 came out, I decided I'd pick one of the new characters, Cammy, and I actually beat him! Now, it was probably because he was dealing with a new character that he wasn't familiar with, but let me have my victory, OK? Because of that, I decided that Cammy was my favorite character.
