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Happy birthday Cary! 

You just won a birthday date with Cammy! She likes cats according to wikia. I guess keep that in mind.

Nice sets. How much do they run?

I had to pay for my own Gamecube for Christmas (most of it anyway, didn't pay for Luigi's Mansion I don't think). It was a rough year for 11-year old me too, but those were some good times. I turned into a full-on Nintendo fanboy and tried to bring down the Xbox as hard as I could, though the cool kids still ate it up. To be fair, I got jealous of their console sometimes and was mostly so die-hard about Gamecube cause it was cheapest, but it had some great games.

Anyway, of the games listed here, I really only recognize Borderlands and Ratchet, but some of the others sound interesting. I played an on-rails shooter for PlayStation 4 recently, but forgot its name. I'm excited for the Ratchet and Clank remake and movie next year.

In closing, whooo Eagles loss!  Fletcher Cox and Sproles are beasts though. Demarco Murray on the other hand seems to have lost something transitioning from Dallas to Phili. 

It was no Lion King. But I did have some trouble.

I could never get into creating my own levels. But I would love to play what others have made. I played Sound Shapes recently, which is a similar concept.

I hate 8:30AM classes and tests. Attendance is how I got a D instead of a C in college algebra, and I really think I'd have done better were it not such an early class.

It's nice to see a classic Disney Genesis/SNES game that was easy, unlike Lion King and Aladdin.

They're pretty cheap on Steam too. 

Man of Steel still sucks, but I respect your opinion that it doesn't.

Arin does suck at it, but they also deliberately chose the buggy version of the game for entertainment reasons. Also, there are very legitimate criticisms the Sonic fanboys will blame on Arin when he's actually doing ok. It goes both ways. 

But yes, Arin blames games for him sucking all the time. It's annoying until he rages, which is when I get my biggest Grumps laughs.