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I'm in Texas, but in a major city like Dallas, it's not THAT uncommon, though I certainly don't bring it up in interviews; in Nacogdoches (east/rural Texas), where I went to college, the Bible Belt was quite a bit more apparent, but when on campus, again it wasn't THAT uncommon, so I've never felt like I was in any real danger ... but then again I only told the right people, so there ya go.

Honestly, I'd say there's an age gap that determines how big a deal it is in most cases, as GamergirlBritt alluded to. I had mostly Christian friends and one of my best friends was a Bhuddist; I tried not to bring it up around anyone but my Buddhist friend, just cause we discussed philosophy all the time.

Loved this review, very funny, and refreshing to see one not totally glowing. The other reviews I've seen have mentioned QTEs and the like as being bad, but did not take them to task like you did; of course, the reviews I've seen were for 360 or PS3, not PC, so maybe knowing what buttons to press helped, since there's way fewer options?

That death animation still you posted happened SO many times when Conan played it for his Clueless Gamer bit. lol

That is some nice art work.

I'd probably try to find the art book and soundtrack separately, but sounds like a good collector's edition!

Something about Lara's poses is reminding me I still need to read Catching Fire. Can't imagine why ... hmmm... lol Damn I wish I had this game.

8. I'm just going to agree to disagree and go find more Macklemore, Childish Gambino and Immortal Technique songs. lol

6. Yeah, I definitely want to play it when I get the chance. My older brother had some GlaDos quotes on his phone.

5. ... I thought it was far too little and dull. No lyrics, just some electronic noises passed for a song. I like the rest of the Japanese soundtrack, but I guess we'll agree we don't like its intro, if for opposite reasons? lol

10. Agreed on all points

9. I do love that bass line, but holy hell that's some cheesy 90s guitar! lol It's good, but I have to be in the mood for it.

8. I'm sorry, but between this and those Knuckles rap songs, I can't take raps about video games seriously. I do like the rap/hip-hop genre, but not when the lyrics are just rhyming game plots. lol

7. I agree, nice and soothing, but modern.

6. Nice touch. Never played Portal, but I understand what's happening in the song. Sounds like Owl City. lol

5. The Japanese intro is playing on my phone since I had to re-download it after I took my SD card out. I prefer the NA intro and outro you posted.

4. Blues and metal. My favorites. :)

3. I like it, too.

2. Yeah, still not the tone I'd expect from SH.

1. Listened to about seven minutes; relaxing.

You posted this right as I'm about to go for my walk and I have a few things to take care of later, so right now I'll just say this list is giving me deja vu. lol

I like "Live and Learn" and "Sonic Boom" (cheater), but I'll have to listen to the others later (I like Guilty Gear X2, but don't know if I remember the song you posted).

My favorite brentalfloss song is the one for the Game Over music in MM3. lol I'll be back to comment more in-depth later.

You said everything I had to say without watching the video and much more succintly. Hats off to you, rangergirl. lol And you definitely have my respect, you're probably more handy than most guys I know.

Lol no, this was not when I was little, this was last year when I was playing freetetris.org.

What are Hurricanes? I'm a very casual drinker, so when I go out, I usually stick to Irish Cream Liquor or beer, maybe Dr. Pepper with Jim Beam or Jack & Coke, unless they water it down. Dr. Pepper with Jim is supposed to have a pepperminty flavor, but when you get a bartender that doesn't know what they're doing, blech!

I had a contest with my ex girlfriend where she'd tell me I sucked at Tetris no matter how far I got. And since she never played it I can only presume that was projection. lol