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At one point in the Glitz Pit, the audience was cheering "Gonzales" all over, but one in the corner said "Jumpman? Who's that?"; and after I won the second time and was leaving the building, a huge crowd of fans surrounded me in the entranceway and little dialog bubbles were popping up all over praising me, but if you looked closely, one said, "I really have to go to the bathroom. It's an emergency!" Little jokes like these are all over this game. It's such a joy to see stuff like that.

Yea, The Raid was a blast. It had the longest three person martial arts fight scene ever. Those guys must've killed each other like five times each.

Grand Budapest Hotel was awesome. You'll love it. It's a fine masterpiece of film. So visually enjoyable. I talked about it with a friend of mine at work for like two weeks. Filmspotting did a great podcast review of it, and Wes Anderson films in general, here.

I got all the DLC for Borderlands 2 on that sale. I should've done it for Batman Arkham Asylum and Skyrim too. Oh well. I'll get to it when I get to it.

I was so close to seeing The Raid 2 in the theaters. Now I'm kicking myself for not doing it. Darn it sounds fun.

Valve is so super cool. They really want to push creativity and bring new things to the world of gaming, not to mention their incredibly savy decision to do Steam, which is the best thing to happen to PC gaming in a long while. All hail Valve!

... so frickin' jealous, you lucky b*st*rd.

I love all the Sam Raimi directed Spiderman's. His goofiness comes through at times, especially in 3, but I love it all. He knows how to make these movies fun.

Ever see the Danzig episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force? All I have to say is "blood sprinklers". Watch and be amazed.

Favorite brush skill, Cherry Bomb. "BAMMM!"

I've been careful about my diet lately, but on game day, it's all out the window. I eat what I want.

I found myself playing Paper Mario TYD, settling into such a groove, that time just flew by. I got real comfortable with that game and could go all day with it. That's how good it is - music, graphics, gameplay, all hitting at 1000 percent.

I hear stuff from Todd Rundgren's Utopia album on that Time and Disregard track, when he was doing more lead guitar in a prog vein. I don't hear much of him in I Love My Computer, but then he's produced so many other group's albums. Not eveything he touches sounds like him. 

Flyers didn't look good against the Rangers on Sun. It's going to be a battle for them to win the next two.