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.
That's cool that you got the soundtrack redone. Also, for a game that probably will get (or already has) the...what the hell was Mackey's girlfriend's name again?...up in arms, check out the game I just reviewed.
Driving in snow and ice is a learned behavior. You guys don't usually have to do it, so it's not something you learn to do. I actually took my driving classes in late fall/early winter, and my uncle took me out on the worst roads he knew of to teach me what I needed to know beyond what my driving instructor taught me. And there are still plenty of people up here who ought to know how to drive in snow and ice who end up in ditches and median strips. Glad you didn't crash the car and you got home safe.
