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I read this in fifth grade, my wife was kind of enough to get the series for me for Christmas. I'm on book three at the moment. I'm not a reader but I've been plowing through this.

My giant hands and I thank you!!!

God how I wish there was still time for Klax!

Klax. Without looking it up I can't think of a plotline for this game.

I'm gonna say it. Zombies Ate My Neighbors is probably my favorite. I got good memories picking up at the video store with my dad as a kid.

I used to spend over $100 a month on cash register food at Walmart. I just quit that habit a month and a half ago.

Have you beaten Ghost and Goblins?

That's witchcraft! Tell me your secrets!

I agree with you on all fronts. Before the century is over we'll have this really convoluted timeline where the labels don't make much since.

Did anyone else think the Hammer Bros were harder than Bowser himself?

Ashley Gram from Resident Evil 4 only knew two words, didn't know how to avoid bear traps, and call you a perv in the middle of a gun fight when you get knocked down. I'm honestly shocked how she didn't ruin RE4. Oh and my wife will shout "Leeeeooon HEEEELLLP" in an anoying high pitch voice now.

I think that's the biggest problem. I'm going into this blind my end goal at the moment is to make 30 or 40k doing something I like that's not retail. Beyond that I don't have enough information or experience to know what else I'd like to do. The only friend I know that works IT works remotely and hates his job....he's also trying to run a start up bar arcade at the same time so I think he kinda hates everything at the moment.

I could get either of them online at Southern New Hampshire University or Wilmington University. A game plan is what I intend to have by August when I start. Right now I'm looking at job openings for my surrounding area and taking notes on what they are looking for. After thanksgiving I'm also going to enroll in an EdX Algebra course so I'll be ready for preCalc. Hopefully I can finish that before August and start EdX's preCalc course too. I also need to start focusing on how I"m going to improve my soft skills. When everything is said and done, I'll probably be in my mid thirties with the same exact skills that a faster thinking and probably more intelligent 20 something will have. The only thing I can think of that will set me apart in a positive way certifications like you said and my soft skills. Do you have anymore that you could recommend?

That's genially cool. I'd like to see it when it gets done how ever long it takes.

I'm currently an online grocery shopper for Walmart. I've attempted to get a bachelors before when I was 19(currently 25), but I ended up washing out. This time though a lot of things are different, and I know its gonna work out. By the end of the day I'll have a Github account made. I won't use it for a while, but that will be at least one thing out of the way. I just want to say I really appreciate the feedback from everyone. I think I'm going with a Computer Science degree. It makes sense since its more broad.