JamesRobot

So I hadn't been on Facebook for a few years. My previous account was pretty inactive and got hacked and taken over. It happened at like 3 am and I was completely locked out by the time I woke up was able to respond to the email that warns you when you log in from another device. I tried to appeal and contact FB with a copy of my ID and couldn't get any traction. Wasted tons of time trying to recover. So I totally gave it up and said never again. Fast forward to last year; I created another account so I can use the marketplace. It all went well and I bought a motorcycle in the fall. And I've been browsing for video games of course. I hate it but it's a bit better than Craigslist as a marketplace. Then today, I posted a motorcycle for sale on the market and it was going well. I had a couple good hits with interested people. Then, my shit somehow got hacked again, and two identical sales posts for a cheap Honda Civic were made under my account and I started getting flooded with responses. So I deleted the sales posts for the cars. And my account got blocked while I was in talks with people who legit wanted to see the bike. I appealed, and even if my account is reinstated, it still killed the potential sales I had going. This is the bike I'm selling. Damn you Facebook. You suck so much.

I probably have more regrets when I don't buy stuff. Prices just go up for the most part. I scoffed at a $62 Duck Tales 2 some 10 or 12 years ago. Whoops. After all, it's only money. But I'm certainly not spending $300+ today. *Scoff scoff.

Dunkin' on noobs is the best. I love slapping on some NBA Jam bighead mode and dunkin' on that noob @Richardhead All. Day. Long. He's on fire! BOOMSHAKALAKA!

5 Crash never really hit for me. It's fine I guess.

One of the all time greats and some of the best animation on TV. Can't believe it lasted as long as it did. And I don't give a crap about today's standards. Cartoon domestic violence is hilarious. I crack up every time Ren slaps the shit outta Stimpy. Shame about John K though.

Eh, it's not like he's a Corey or anything.

Also better than the original. Knnnyock knyock knyockin' on heaven's dooroor! Ow how how!

0, 6, 8 Beautiful Boy is probably better than a zero, but by the Reed scale... I prefer Lil Xan. Live and Let Die's saving grace is that it's a James Bond tune. The GnR is better than the original. And the Traveling Wilburys are great, of course. I own both of those albums.

I enjoyed it for what it was but the novelty kinda wore thin. I would not have gone out of my way if I didn't already have Netflix. I might give it a shot if it makes it's way to PS+. Looks like it's a premium title at the moment. Def not going to bite on the upgrade.

Updated: $225; 898 time remaining

Can you get the normal Toad house and can you get the N spade card?

Sunavabitch! Coins do not reset but the blocks do.

$225; 898 time remaining Prior to rule change: $536; 282 time remaining 1-1: $59 ; 252 remaining 1-2: +$34 = $93 ; 240 remaining 1-3: +$87 = $180; 187remaining 1-4: +$45 = $225; 219 remaining Final total: $225; 898 remaining

Probably not. I'll just watch a movie if I wanna watch a movie.

Mega Man 2 is objectively the best because of the secret birds. I still press a+b on every Mega Man game to see if the secret birds will show up.

10/9 Bionic Commando is def one of the thirty games or so on my top 10 Nintendo list. Might even be a legit top 10. For anyone that can't get into it, I'd encourage you to spend some real time with it. Learning the mechanic is legitimately satisfying and will give you that pro-gamer feeling by the time you are swinging across the later levels. Rearmed is fantastic too. Pretty much a modern skinned version of the game with some general improvements. Really fun. Gotta dock it a point since I can't really play it anywhere.

Pretty meh. Space is cool, and I got a bit of a thing for Sandra Bullock, but that's all it's got going for it.

Don't think I didn't notice the glaring omission of The Monkees from this list. But I'll admit, The Beatles probably sound more like The Monkees than vice versa. Hence, I went with The Knickerbockers as a prime example of the bug music era.

Aw shit! July 20, 2024

Oh man, I want a Jell-O Pudding Pop so bad rn.

We had a typewriter before we had a computer. And there's a typewriter within 10 yards of my desk at work, although I haven't personally used one in about 6 years.

Also opted for BMG over Columbia House. The deal wasn't quite as good up front, 5 for 1 instead of 10 for a penny, but the you inly had to purchase a few "regular price" CDs to earn the deal. And they regularly had killer deals after you satisfied the original terms.