Honestly? Same here. I can't lie, I had my laptop open for pretty much all of Birdman and the latter half of Interstellar. And it sucks because I'm sure I missed some things that would have made me like those movies more. I do fine in a theater, but at home I just can't sit still and only watch for that long, unless I go to sleep during the movie.
Adult-onset ADD, man ...
^Basically, I have the same questions.
Yeah, I hate showing up to the gym after missing it for too long and being able to lift about 10 or more pounds less than I have for some time.
Anyway, that's cool you're skateboarding. I tried it for a while a long time ago around when the first Star Wars prequel came out (I know because my board's design was Anakin podracing). I don't think I ever even learned to ollie.
I'm watching Birdman after running was cancelled. Watching Insterstellar after. Bout it.
Is that Joel McHale? Anyway, the game looks awesome. Guess I still need to get a Wii U for some things.
Hmmm ... that makes sense. Honestly though, I'm not sure what my cap is with Suddenlink, I just know I pay for their lowest offered speed.
Actually, since you hate Apple and Microsoft, which IT hardware and software developers do you like for personal computers again? I know I've asked this before ...
"Damn I should have waited" is definitely the first thought I had upon seeing it. However, I bet I could get a decent sticker to replicate the look at least. I remember my older brother's NES had a million stickers on it. Now that I think about it, maybe I put some of them on when I was really little, unless he also like dinosaurs.
Oh to have a job outdoors ...
I don't think I would want it for new games, but in my case it's kind of like having backwards compatibility and a library of older games in my house without having to go out and get them. I still prefer actual copies of games, I just think the service is neat.
