PixlBit

He could make a sword out of power pellets?

I still need to take the plunge and buy a copy, but not until I get some other shit handled.

I'm JimBeamHortonWho on Steam.

I have played this once or twice in the arcade well after its release, in a couple very specific places like SGC where there are arcades. I do remember SCII on Gamecube and playing as Link though. It was like the Gamecube finally had the best version of somehting (cause Link>Heihachi/Spawn).

Dammit, I missed McDonald's breakfast AGAIN.

I wish they made action games with 100 hours of actually interesting content. Do they?

We'll see.

Hahaha I think my parents have that VHS/DVD player from Panasonic, or a similar one. Actually, wait, is that just a VHS player? Forget who their old one was made by. Actually, I think it was a black, rectangular Panasonic VHS. Their TV is a CRT, but at least it looks bigger than the one in that box. Ah, the good ol' days.

I need to watch Powers and Daredevil. I'm less excited about Powers, I just like to take advantage of anything PS+ gives me for "free." I actually didn't like this season of HoC as much as previous ones, but I am curious about that cliffhanger. Granted, I was uploading surveys while watching it, so ..

And I know nothing about what the Wisconsin coach said, but I'll be biased and tell you to lay off. 

My friend told me he didn't like Furious 7 because of the lack of character development ... I was like "THAT's what you see those for?!" lol

Your pictuers look cool, I like the colors. Looks like you're shooting most with a shallow depth of field, which I tend to prefer. I dunno why, I just like pictures with only part of the picture in focus for some reason. I could give you some basic camera advice (minus lenses, which I never really messed with beyond the university standard ... I know what a telephoto lens is supposed to do, but that doesn't mean I've used one for example), but I'd have to know what you're trying to do. 

For instance, if it gets really dark, you can put your shutter speed really low and widen your aperture as much as possible so the camera has time to take in all the light it can; that's what you have to do for night photography a lot of the time. Can also grab a light source like a laser pointer or a sparkler and wave it in front of the camera to get some cool effects, maybe spell out a name with said off-camera light source at night. Forget what that's called, but I remember it being cool. There's lots of good online resources for DSLR camera settings and you can usually view the metadata of a picture in programs like Photoshop and Lightroom I believe so you know what aperture, shutter speed, etc. you used on a particluar picture and then realize "oh it looks this way cause of this setting." 

Well, have a happy weekend and make sure to send me girl scout cookies in the mail like you totally promised you would. 

Why I bought a PS4 and don't have Bloodborne yet, I don't know. Oh right, that damn costly Vegas trip this Monday through Wednesday.

Forget their game section, I keep forgetting K-Mart still exists.