If I had to pick the one original game I've had the most fun with for the PS3, it would have to be LBP. Floaty controls aside, it's silly, quirky, colorful, and fun. It's the kind of game that is fun by yourself, but even more so with friends. I've never gotten into making my own levels, but other people I know have, and some of them are pretty impressive.
Absolutely. It's why I've watched it more than once :)
Oh, Peter, no you really don't, lol. Tex and I certainly didn't. I think the most repeated phrase (other than "oh shit!") was "man, we really suck!"
I heard that from Blake, too. Guess I'll be giving it a pass. If you decide to hook that PS3 up again for a few hours, you know where to find us.
Yes, Chris! And you should join us! Marvel, MGS, and Pirates of the Caribbean DLC level packs! Also Toy Story and Muppet DLC level packs for LBP2.
I talked to my friend the vet tech, and she says phenobarbital is still the most common treatment, but recommended getting Scarlett seen ASAP.
Molly Dog went on to live a very long, healthy, active life after her diagnosis. Phenobarbitol is what they used to give them, don't know if there's something newer on the market now. I can ask my vet tech friend for you, though.
Thanks, Ashley! I just scribbled all these down in a notebook for future reference. I have Samurai Champloo on BluRay, I think it was the first anime series I watched all the way through. I even hooked Jason on it (Mr. I don't play video games or like anime). I just noticed last night that Cowboy Bebop is streaming on Hulu Plus and started the first episode, but I was tired and fell asleep shortly after I started it. I liked what I saw, all 30 seconds of it, lol.
Aaron, I'll be back to read the bulk of your post, but get Scarlett to the vet and have them test for epilepsy. My uncle had a dog with epilepsy, and those were her symptoms, too. If that's what it is, it is very treatable with a pill or two a day.
