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360 is going for like under $64 refurbished at Gamestop I saw a few months ago. I thought about a second one, and am still thinking about it.

I had this corosive laser weapon (pearlescent rarity for pete's sake) and soaked Deadlift down with it. I put enough on him to melt a battleship to slag and it didn't hardly touch him. Then he smacked me once with his electric attack and ripped my shield clean off and stipped me down to a shred of health. I had no choice but to submit. Grrrrr!

Yea, it's mainly when he's home at the Dursleys that it's like Matilda. I hate those parts. He's treated like an animal and I want to scream.

I've just been at the same thing too long. Gotta make some change, but I'm kind of at a loss what to do.

Something about Depp is never quite right. He's always a little bit the clown and doesn't convey enough of a real person in his roles (maybe Edward Scissorhands an exception?).

That Celebrity Deathmatch game was aweful. So is the soundtrack CD I used to own. Too bad, the game should've been exactly like Clayfighter. All they had to do was clone it and put in celebs. I still say "I'll allow it." like Miles Lane all the time.

She told me that the game can tell if you react to a jump scare by the way you move the analog stick. She said she's doesn't flinch with jump scares so the game gave her more QTEs because she wasn't as good at those.

The Swindle does sound cool. Sometimes I play a game with Rogue-like rules like that. It's fun to have an difinite ending, even if it's a downer, instead of most of these nearly endless games we have now. 

Cool! After playing DQ VIII, I'm a fan of the series and am familiar with all the characters. I really want to play it. 

I read Matilda recently and it really jumped out as a main inspiration. The story is very similar in a kind of basic way. 

I actually wrote half of it before I had one of the worst weekends at work ever. I almost quit my job. Here's the top ten list I made anyway:

Drinking Yuengling Black & Tan and about to start researching 1999. Great job on Fantasy LIfe. I gotta get back to that one.