When there was an Atari in the dorm lounge (before some drunken asshole who didn't even live in our dorm trashed the place and broke it), I used to play so much Demon Attack that sometimes I would dream about it. Other than that, though, I don't really dream about games.My subconscious works through puzzles I'm stuck on while I'm sleeping, though.
I read, I don't always comment, but I read.
Bot of my best friend's sons are into ballet. They're really good at it, too. They also like football.
Thank you for putting words to what I've been thinking but hadn't come up a good way to say yet. Now I don't have to.
Oh, Wizardry! Many happy, happy memories of dungeon-crawling late into the night in the laundry room/home office! Somewhere, in a box at my grandmother's, is the original game in it's original box, with the original manual, and all my maps in a binder...if the mice haven't eaten it all.
That's what I was thinking, too, Sidd!
I paid full price for it because I preordered it, so $30 seems to be pretty good.
Not going to Venice physically, just in Assassin's Creed 2. I did live overseas for three years when I was a kid, though.
Improved by leaps and bounds over the first one. I was very excited about going to Venice and seeing what they did with it. Jason wanted to see it, too, but unfortunately he had to leave before I decided to leave Forli for Venice.
Oh, hey, I got a mention 
. I'm about to head into Venice for the first time, I can't wait!!!
And curse you, young Michael! I now have a thriftbooks.com account and ordered a book and it's all your fault!
