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Rodney, I own it. And just about every other Squaresoft game made for the PS1.

Happy plumbing! It would be cool to see that dumbwaiter thing, too. 

Thanks. As for the movies, I've probably seen Raiders of the Lost Ark the most of any movie. Followed closely by Highlander and The Princess Bride. The Blues Brothers is up there pretty high, too, now that I think about it.

I haven't seen any of the current season of Hell's Kitchen yet. Jason and I may have to have a marathon soon. I'll probably watch The Lego Movie at some point, but it's not high on my list of priorities. And I loved the book Kitchen Confidential - Never order fish on Monday!

Also, congrats on your new consoles.

My local indy game store posted on FB this AM that Nintendo is delaying shipment of the new Pokemon and Smash Bros to indy retailers due to leaked versions over the past couple of weeks. I don'y know if that affects your access or not, Joe.

I feel ya, can't get NBC reliably with my antenna, either. FOX is worse, which doesn't usually bother me except for football. And I might as well forget PBS altogether. That one hurts.

I was going with green, as both purple and pink put me in a bad mood.

As for group singing, apparently it does good things to your brain.

I have Tales of Destiny. Maybe I'll break that one out... I dunno, so many games, so little time!

I've seen the whole series, and own the first four seasons. It's one of my favorites. And I may be alone in this, but I always preferred Sinclair over Sheridan.

Sigh. Some assholes obviously have nothing better to do with their time than make life miserable for others. Off to change my password. Again.

Shane, I have a huge pile of unread books. My book backlog may be almost as large as my games backlog. Just on the table alone, I have two Kelley Armstrong novels and Black Robe, in a pile on the edge of one of my bookcases (yes, bookcases plural) is another Kelley Armstrong novel, the next-to-most-recent Dresden Files book, one of Edgar Rice Burroughs' Pelucidar series, and a couple of assorted steampunk novels. Then there are a couple of non-fiction choices on top of the bookcase - a book of Inuit myths and legends,a book about horseshoe crabs and other "living fossils", and Joseph Campbell's Hero With a Thousand Faces. And that's just what I can see from where I sit.