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I blame Mothman for my and Catara's animal crack addiction. 

I remember Batman Returns scaring me when I was little, but I was drawn to it partly for that reason. 

I remember Rock-A-Doodle from after school care; it is a cartoon. Not Don Bluth's best from what critics say. I don't remember it well enough to say for myself, but kid me liked it fine.

1. Walt's apartment sounds like a cool visit. Were there any artifacts from his initial stay? I remember the only original thing in Bill Clinton's home was some book about cats. Fitting.

2. I've never heard of the Fantasmic Dragon.

3. Mmmmm super cheap fried chicken.

4. Headless Goofy kicking your ass sounds like a nightmare. Actually, are you the creator of Five Nights at Freddy's?

5. Seeing James Hetfield rip up Axl Rose's list of primadonna requests is one of the best moments in rock history. Rob Schneider being very friendly makes me feel bad about how people see him because of his movies and their criticism. Not saying the movies are any good, only seen him in Sandler flicks and liked him fine, but still.

I sometimes hate the are you still watching thing on Netflix, especially when it comes on mid-episode. Gotta be a way to turn that off. Don't mind it when sleeping though. Also, the fact Big Brother has a live feed is both kind of cool and makes me never want to be on that show. How often do people bone on that live feed, anyway?

I've never seen Castaway, but got the reference. Just got done watching Kingsman: The Secret Service on my PS4. 

Is he called Thomas the Train now? Thought it was tank engine? And yeah, I believe Baldwin replaced George Carlin as the conductor didn't he? I know I watched that show when I was younger, but don't remember much except the visuals. 

The Louisiana Purchase is pretty standard history class fare, but TV dads is a special kind of knowledge. Well done. haha

50 First Dates is one Schneider/Sandler movie I have seen. I remember it being cute. Decent movie. I wonder if my Hawaiian friend speaks any pidgin. 

Scenery is definitely something better in other countries. There was a cover of a magazine about how boring America looks with all our samey supermarkets and I have to agree. I might watch the Tour De France on the free stationary bike we got. 

Those are some tasty jams. I need to get my guitar back out. Speaking of classic rock, I had this exact same thought while the "Freebird" solo played in Kingsman. 

Good pics as always. What planets are up now? Yay America! That looks like a damn tasty bundt cake. Awesome frosting. Which Batman/Superman movie you watch. The one Netflix had a while back really underwhelmed me. I'm cautiously optimistic for Dawn of Justice, but Suicide Squad looks like a Scott Pilgrim spinoff to me. 

Glad you got your door fixed. I wish I was as interested in how cars worked when I was little as I am now. 

I might catch Ant-Man on DVD. I am not liking Joker too much either. 

I actually do not remember Gemco. At all. Granted, I also never figured out Power Rangers was a Voltron rip-off or that half of it was filmed in Japan either, so who knows? Lead paint missiles sound deadly. 

Arkham combat is cool, but can get tedious. I actually always thought the combat/combo systems in Arkham games were similar to old Spider-Man games. Makes sense, since Spidey's web-alterations are like his own biological gadgets and if you go with the Spidey made his web shooters story they're both self-made. I'd love to write a Batman/Spider-Man crossover story. Rags v. riches. Don't know much about Sky Raiders, but Goat Simulator looked fun when I saw the React kids play it on YouTube.

I feel like sax is underused in modern music. Granted, sometimes Kenny G-esque stuff makes me think I'm at the dentist's.

The 1989 Batmobile is making me eye the Arkham Knight season pass more closely; I may take the plunge. Classic Aston Martin looks classic and I love that racecar Batmobile.

What Disney lady you think owns the Anaheim house? Cheers!

I have never thought about who my favorite squids would be, but Ultros sounds like a funny character. I remember a lot of Let's Plays of Octodad when it came out and I of course remember Blooper from both classic marios and Super Mario Sunshine as well as octorocks.

I think I played Launch Octopus's stage in Mega Man X a lot when we'd rent it. I have not played the other games you mention. But as far as I can tell, you have a good list. 

I do notice the difference, less glare and darker yet more even lighting. What camera are you using? 

Lucas definitely shot those digitally. Hadn't heard about Abrams shooting on film, but that's cool. You wouldn't think the images would hold up as well as they do considering film itself is kind of flimsy.

I need to listen to that Retronauts podcast once in a while. Good find with the Mega Man collection. 

Rage Against the Machine has such a great, unique sound. One of those bands that's basically their own genre of music. 

Film looks great in HD. I was blown away by what TMNT II looked like on Netflix. There are at the very least a few film directors left I think. And people do use film for photography still, my ex-girlfriend having been one. 

Also, I realize now that the "darkroom" isn't what I had a problem with if we're talking about the red lights and liquids. That was cool. What I was talking about was the pitch black room you had to get the film out in before it got exposed to ANY light (including red). 

That was my least favorite part of the photography class I took in high school. Could never figure out what I was doing in there.