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Haha yeah, but I think I'll stick with this one for a while. 

I will, it's great that I can use just the keyboard, which is perfect for when I'm listening to a podcast. Do you know what thie highest score is so far?

I was thinking when I commented your blog earlier that our avatars now have similar styles. 

I guess I can't articulate why I think GTA and Zelda do belong in two different genres in my mind, it's just that I get a completely different feel from playing them. I don't mind them both being called adventure games though, that's certainly not inaccurate.

I can't really argue with anything you said. You sound good on the podcast you did with your friend by the way. How does that cat of He-Man's not know his secret? 

Welcome ... to Jurassic Park. 

Ok, so we are talking about two different things, you mean specifically the weight facilities for sports players, not the open-to-all facilities. Gotcha. 

Well, I have Edith Hamiltoarangearrow's book and I bet she could give Graves a run for his tombstone!

Hmm ... I definitely know what you mean, but I'm not sure I agree. I can't really say I disagree either, though. I'd have to play more of those other games to really feel knowledgeable, but I'll give my uninformed take for shits and giggles. 

I guess I feel GTA is more sandbox despite the missions, because it's not a straightforward linear dungeon crawler like most modern Zeldas I've ever played. Sure, you can traverse the scenery in Zelda, but it's not the same or quite as encouraged as it is in GTA from what I've played. 

Tomb Raider is more a straight-forward action game to me, with the only one I've played (newest one) being practically on-rails thus far. Of course, obviously my opinion isn't on the series as a whole, given that I've literally only played one TR game and I'm a lot more familiar with Zelda than I am with the other two series, so I can't tell you much really. 

Another difference is that Zelda is more fantasy-based and is closer to a JRPG than the other two. Yeah, Zelda lacks random or turn-based battles and the only party member is you and there really aren't any stats but the layout is really similar. I guess Tomb Raider's layout might be similar too, though. 

I really don't know. I'm gonna go listen to your podcast while I drift off to sleep. 

So are you happy or sad right now? Personally, I feel pretty positive I'm an asshole, but I can live with that now that I bought some more meds. That was a close one, I almost had emotions there for a second. Thank God for Walgreens and zero co-pay. 

On a serious note, I've always had a problem catastrophizing. Now I don't, thanks to my local pharmacy. Seriously, pills are awesome.

Who's Randy Pitchford and how was the beer?