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I like your poetry, Kay. Glad to see you still posting it.

Hi Cary! Good to see you here. There are a couple of blogs by PixlBit staff that are pretty helpful. There's a follow button on everyone's page that you can click to keep track of them, and if you click on  "more comments" or "more blogs", that will bring you to a page listing all the lastest comments and blogs. But I'm betting you've figured all that out for yourself already.

Cary doesn't mention that he's one of the nicest people on the internet. He also doesn't like vampires or zombies, but thinks ghosts are interesting.

Wouldn't have started them without the encouragement I got from you and Snee.

Hey Scott! Welcome to the neighborhood! I have to say, I'm not a big fan of The Dubliners, but hey, it's all good.

Thanks! These take a bit of time to put together, so I'm already working on my next one. Hope you'll read that one, too.

I debated starting with a new one, but decided since I'd just started the series, I'd just start over with the one I'd just written.

As someone familiar with that particular piece of Swift's writing, I knew where you were going with this. Nicely played, sir!

Oh, that door! Don't feel bad, I did the same thing, too.

That was one of the most annoying sections of the whole game. That, and the desert part with the sand traps. If you want to give it another try, TruWorthy is currently doing a Let's Play for LoD.

I went the opposite way, I started out as a PC gamer and switched to consoles. Other than annoying updates, pretty much all I have to do is load the disk and go and not have to worry about tweaking things to make my game work. One of my best friends is the opposite, but he likes fiddling around with electronics and I don't.