PixlBit

I survived the Ice Storm of '98. No power for four days and I crashed my truck when I was out getting a hot meal and some drinking water (I live in the boonies and I'm on a well. No electricity means no pump, no pump means no water). I was living in a trailer at the time and there was this huge dying oak tree over my bedroom. I decided that maybe it was time to set up camp in the living room. One of the limbs did come down, but luckily it just made a lot of noise and didn't do any damage. What I remember most was listening to the trees explode - it sounded like someone shooting at crystal chandeliers, first a bang and then the "crash, tinkle, tinkle".

Glad you didn't lose your power. As of last night my friend Dan in West Chester was still without power.

I never had an NES. My first nintendo system was my GBA SP, and then I got a Game Cube. I have one of those multi-consoles now that plays NES and SNES games and I have a few games, but none of the classics.

I didn't get a handheld until the GBA SP came out. I had to go to a three week law enforcement course and there wasn't much to do after class other than go out to the bar next door. I figured getting the GBA would keep me out of the bar, which it did.

I really didn't care which team won, I just didn't expect it to be so one-sided.

I don't know when it came out, it's Jason's, but he loaned it to me.

Joe, no smart phone at all.

Beer is liquid bread. Simon Tam says so!

I wonder if my local library has that book...

I think it is a Newgrounds game, Ben. And it's one of four in the series. I didn't care for the first two, they're both just wave after wave of enemies with no exploration or side quests, and I've just started the fourth one, and so far, I don't like it as much as 3.

A little sleep deprived, Joe?