I basically go to three places for music: Barnes & Noble CD bargain section, Shady Dog Records (my local used record store) for vinyl in their $1 bins, and the mighty collection of all the libraries in the three counties surrounding me. Oh, and sometimes I check out a Goodwill.
Maybe it has to be really dark to see it. I don't know. All I know is that I looked at it on my shelf in the middle of the night and saw nothing.
Of the few horror movies I like, Hellraiser is one of my favorites. I like a little fantasy in my horror. That makes it alright for me.
Mark used to do a lot of data entry, so he's used to that kind of grind. Me, I like variety and really can't stand repeating things too much.
Man, loot chests are taking over gaming. I really don't want to get caught up in that kind of grind. At least, I'm going to try hard to avoid it. I was opening those things in Borderlands a lot.
Yea, the big ones are cool. I know what you're saying, though. The smaller ones seem perfect for the game.
It's the sequel to Prey on 360 and a different gameplay experience. The new one seems slower in pace requiring more careful exploration. I mean, the enemies can hide as any object in a room. That's going to make you check every little thing.
Ha ha. Laserdiscs. I remember seeing those in the used record shop I used to go to. I considered getting a machine because those big discs had such cool packaging. It was like having a CD as big as a vinyl record. Definitely cool display pieces.
I don't know how he does it. I get so bored chopping away that I look for neat shortcuts to make it less tedious. He can do it for hours though.
He's some weird "bird". He doesn't have wings and in the TV show lays eggs even though he's voiced by a guy. He's cool though. I couldn't find Turbo Jet-Vac. I wanted that version.
