Holy crap, that's a lot of bottles! Here in Maine, we get five cents a piece for returnables. Actually, we get our five cents a piece back, as we have to pay bottle deposit.
Which 45s did you end up with besides We Are the World? I couldn't read the titles 
, getting old and needing bifocals, I think.
Mountain Crime isn't horrible or broken, just laughably corny. I wouldn't pay full price for it, but if you see it on sale for around $5, it might be worth it. As for Dreamfall, if you play any games on your PC, it might be worth picking up both The Longest Journey and Dreamfall as a bundle on Steam.
One of my favorite poems from my childhood was The Wonderful One-Hoss Shay. We also had a linen dish towel with the poem Old Ironsides printed on it. So I guess I'm a bit familiar with Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Every time you write something about the Uncharted series, it reminds me I need to go back and finish the first one. Maybe my friend Michael will come over and get me through the fire fight I'm stuck on...
Yep, I unwrapped it. I've been using it.
Hmm...depends on what you like. Folk is a pretty broad genre. Check and see if they have the Green Linnet Anniversary collections. They're compilations and will give you a pretty broad pool of various artists to listen to. Richard Thompson is good. I'm partial to The Battlefield Band. The Utah Phillips tribute CD "Singing Through the Hard Times" is really good, it was up for a Grammy a few years ago for best folk album of the year. Joan Baez's older albums are good. That should get you started.
Knew you'd like Shadow Complex! There's an incredibly satisfied feeling that one gets when one has just puntedone of those bombs into an enemy or two. One of these days I'm going to get fancy and try to run through it with as few power-ups as possible, just because.
Would be nice to see on a console. American Gods is an amazing novel, and Neverwhere was pretty damn good, too.
I might have to check those links out. Alien is the only movie that has given me nightmares as an adult. I think it's the psychological effect of something chasing you through dark, confined spaces with no where to go that really got to me. Watched it once and called it good. Love Aliens, though. More science fiction and less horror than the first one.
Passing on all of these. Just the trailer for Madman was enough...
I got the strategy guide for Ni Ni Kuni when I preordered the game on Amazon. It's one of the nicer strategy guides I own.
Gillian Anderson is her name.
