I like the movies and he’s my favorite part about them. I just wish they would keep the human family crap out of it. The human story sub plots are by far the most unnecessary parts. I rather them dig deeper into the lore of the creatures and characters. If that makes sense.

I need to stop playing and get a nothing phone. Just to support if nothing else. It feels like the early days of One… I refuse to finish that company’s name.

Only if you’re a social drinker.

There’s always a grammar groupie waiting to suck off the band. Here you go ,;!:?.

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Central Park was once a whole community thriving community. They forced them out (eminent domain) and turned it into the Central Park we know now. Other cities have huge parks and areas, but New York markets their state like no other (maybe California).

Whenever it’s “the war on/against” something… apparently.

At the end of the day…

I said what I said…

For me, I don’t care how easy or difficult it is. To me, it’s about them doing it. I don’t remember hearing about other sound designers actually learning the skill to help his creativity with the sound design. Everyone can get online and learn to code, do graphic design, and even study to be a lawyer. Not everyone does. That’s what I mean in terms of commitment. I think it’s dope.

Threatening them and their barking dog at 2am.

Thank you for this.

True. This might be that. I just have trust issues with EA.

Nothing to do with previous titles. You could still purchase them. This is EA locking you into playing the current version of the game. Some people like the mechanics of the older games and don’t want to have to pay these games that are more store front than actual game.

That’s actually really dope.

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I think the old CDi Zelda games are the front runners. Zelda 2 was very different from the original Zelda, but it’s still considered a classic.

I do agree with you, but it’s funny because on the description for the app, it says BlueSky is for microblogging.

I got my first Android, a G1 from a store in Downtown. It was the best transition to a smartphone from a Sidekick LX (the brown one). Wow… it’s been 15 years since then. That’s nuts.