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I heard Rayman 2 was an award winning game. Oh and I love Origins and Legend. Sound and graphics are so gorgeous. But those games kick my butt. 

Ha ha. That's funny. Blew their tiny minds. Great!

Creating the characters is surprisingly fun. 

I got all the adventure packs for Imaginators and payed $30 for each of them. I had such a hard time finding the adventure packs for the previous games years after they released, I didn't want to struggle for these and ponied up the cash. Now I want more of the sensei like Barabarella but I'm not spending big money. I'm hoping I come across some on sale somewhere. 

Only some Olympic athlete would come close to any of those characters. Some of the character's flexibility is also impossible for humans. 

Camy? I know she was my favorite. 

i don't know, whenever I read about a country doubling their population in a short time, I think that that might have been the Age of Booty. 

Dam it, you remind me how much I love Sir Mix-A-Lot. So funny. 

I was psyched for Early Man but it was a sports movie, and about a sport I don't care much for, Soccer. I loved the animation though. Can't miss an Aardman movie. 

I think they almost forgot about the giant monster fighing in Pacific Rim 2. It took SOOOO long for them to get to that. How could they do that? Pacific Rim only exists for the giant monster fights. That's all I go to it for. And Charlie Day, the mad Kaiju loving scientist. He's great. 

I would replace "giving" with "griefing" most of the time, but now it's looking up for me. 

It'd definitely make people run for cover. Or fall down laughing. 

My friend Sean was a martial artist and he told me how for competition training they would wack your shins with boards to get you used to the pain. At some point, these things get pretty hard core. I dont' know if I'd make it either, but I like thinking about devoting myself to a physical discipline. 

What would be considered the Age of Booty, the 60s? The 70s? Today? I don't know. 

I found Nolan's Batmans a bit pretentious, but I didn't regret seeing them. They had great style, and I always appreciate that.