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Yeah, it's fiction, just recall people thinking otherwise for some reason.

I didn't mean ruining as in spoling, meant people thought the movie was awful and didn't do the book justice.

I hope you find a much better job, Cary! With nice people to boot.

I didn't listen to Get Rich or Die Trying as an album, but I remember how huge it was and my older brother had it. I liked some of the singles unironically at the time, though "In Da Club" got really tiring eventually and I can't really listen to his mumbling now. 

I probably played Madden 2004, again because of my older brother. I'm sure it was ok. Just like all the other ones.

I never read Davinci Code, but I liked the movie. Everyone else hated it. I remember it causing a big stir since Dan Brown wasn't being totally factual but there's a lot of conspiracies people will believe about the Catholic church. I have no idea what was in there that was and wasn't true cause I never looked into it, just remember it being somewhat controversial. 

Return of the King was my favorite of the trilogy, but I remember audible sighing and laughter when people in the theater kept thinking it was over and wasn't. 

I still buy CDs, I just wish there were still dedicated music stores like CD Warehouse. 

I heard the Eragon movie ruined the book for people. Your thought? 

Order of the Phoenix took me the longest to read of the books and I wasn't a fan of what character they killed at the time, but I thought the movie was one of the better ones, especially the ending fight scene. 

I might have to give Venture Bros. another chance.

I really liked Bad Santa as well, though it's funny in that "I'm going to hell for liking this" way. 

Yeah, Xeodrifter makes some interesting twists to the Metroid formula, while feeling like an offshoot of that series that could have been on NES.

Pirate's Curse is on Steam, so I might have to get it if it's that much better. I liked Risky's Revenge. 

I remember you reviewed Xrd. I'd say May could be your favorite because of her bubbly personality. Jam isn't in Xrd (unless you count the arcade update Revelator), but she shows up in X and X2 and looks the most like Cammy/Chun-Li from Street Fighter. 

May is obsessed with a pirate leader named Johnny; she's a member of the Jellyfish Pirates, a band of Robin Hood-type pirates who do arguably good but illegal deeds and consist entirely of orphaned girls Johnny has rescued. She's appeared in every major game in the series, since the original Guilty Gear. 

And Jam just wants to have the most awesome restaurant ever. In X, she's looking in the forest for the best ingredients and in X2 she's looking for the culprit who burned her restaurant down. Don't know what's she's up to in Xrd Revelator.

How I look is up to the eye of the beholder. I just feel hypocritical when I can't get into something that doesn't look that great and I know I'm no celebrity-level looker. lol

Hahahah nice.

Back for compsci? 

Good to hear from you! Since I've been playing tons of Guilty Gear lately, I'm curious if you've played the series.

I've only watched Cowboys/Packers games unless it's a night game, and even then I just have it on. I honestly considered not watching at all cause of all the things I don't like about the NFL as an organization, but since it's the Golden Year I think that boycott will wait at least a year.

I guess that's why they offer to pre-download if you pre-order.

That is cool regarding Lego figures being usable as actual Legos.

I have NFS on Steam, but it's 4:3, doesn't run well and I have to sign in like some kind of criminal (bought it on sale) to access it. It's made me avoid EA titles on Steam, cause the same sign in nonsense applies to Alice: Madness Returns. 

Was it a bagel bagel or on of those special pizza bagels?

Alec Guinness hates that you remember that line and he wants to make your children cry.