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I wish Let's Plays were a thing way back then, lol. It took my dad and I maybe . . . I don't know, five or six years to finally beat Super Mario Bros - and there's several Let's Plays where people beat it anywhere from 5-40 minutes. And we never finished Legend of Zelda - we always got killed in...

What little kid doesn't have that mentality? I mean I remember times trying to manipulate other people or family members I'd be playing games with to go against the rules just to better my chances at winning - you know, like if you're playing a game where if you end up having to move back...

I . . . I think I may have mentioned this before in the past, but, uh . . . I remember throwing quite a temper tantrum in Grade 1 over losing to a game of Mouse Trap. I'm talking about the throw yourself on the floor, pound your fists and kick your feet, bang your head into the wall, liberal...

You mean, "not wrong." :P

Some of my favorite games as a kid were Scrabble, Connect Four, and I kid you not, when I was in Grade 8, and we all were waiting in our first period class for school to officially begin, we practically would sit around and play Uno like poker buddies. But we didn't play any ordinary Uno, mind...

Just like Simpsons, or Family Guy, or even Arthur. They'll still be on when we're all old and gray, when they will have all switched to CGI and they're voiced by machines that are able to duplicate the original voice actors' voices.

No. She's got her own online social circle, I got mine, no need for them to collide.

Luckily, mine and my mom's internet lives are totally separate. :P

April Fools?

Monitors only offer so much for Caroll to see . . . on camera. Otherwise, when Caroll is maneuvering throughout elaborate setups, he needs sidelines and peepholes so he can see where he's walking, otherwise he could bump into things. Sometimes he even they even have to do this on the show - they...

Bingo! It's to try and cover a bare spot in the bird's feathers where Caroll would look through to see where's walking.

REN: Dear Lord, we thank thee for this blessed drought that thou has set upon us. And let no seed find purchase from this forsaken land which we stole from the Indians. . . . REN AND STIMPY: Amen. STIMPY: Duh yeah, and please bless good ol' Saint Dusty Claus, so he can leave nice dirt clods in...

I suppose you're gonna tell me it snows in July up there too. :P

Since when does it snow in April?

This . . . is the first time that I heard of READY PLAYER ONE. . . .

Am I the only one who found Tom's "Don't you believe it," to be absolutely terrifying as a kid? The deep, manly voice is unsettling enough, but what really makes it creepy AF is the echoy sound of the line! I imagine whoever recorded that line did so from across an airplane hangar or something.

No, and I can't figure out why! I know it's not a photo I would just throw away - that was an amazing night, an experience I never forgot.

I just about tore my room aprat trying to find an old photo I took of a blue moon that actually literally blue back in 1998/1999 to prove to people that I, indeed, witnessed a literal blue moon as a kid, since apparently I sound crazy.

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