Hey Kevin! How's life up there in the Great White North? As for the trip, it's an annual tradition for the three of us, kind of a reward for surviving another season working at the park.
It was an awesome trip. And we have mattresses once we get to camp, so no sleeping on the dirt. As for Louis C. K., not familiar with his stand up. I generally don't watch much comedy. As for the pinball game, it's known as Zen Pinball on PSN, but I don't know if it's available for the PS4. Jason just hadn't seen it before, and he doesn't usually watch animated movies unless I make him. He usually enjoys them, though.
Yeah, the dialogue is the best part of the game!
Happy birthday, anyway.
I've never tried to use the Youtube app on the 3DS, so no idea.
No, the level I got stuck on was Defend Lily's House. I failed at that so many times it ceased to be fun and I quit.
Alas, I have no PSP :(
I know nothing about this game. What system? What's the game about?
I played a little bit of DiRT 3 last night, and I wasn't overly wowed. PGR 3 is a better sim game, and kart racers are always more fun.
The outhouse is actually pretty civilized. Nice toilet seats and kept impeccably clean. If you make sure to toss sawdust over what you just left, it keeps things from getting smelly.
It's a bit more than a cottage, more like a lodge. And there are several little cabins on the island, as well, but none of them have a heat source. And all of the photos from our trip on on my FB page. The scenery is pretty awesome. The area was heavily glaciated, so there are boulders everywhere, and I suspect that the island is really a boulder pile that gathered a bit of soil over time and eventually started supporting vegetation. Michael's great (or maybe two greats) grandfather had the place built in 1889, so there's a bit of history, too.
