PixlBit

That's sort of what Twitter is for. If something interests me, I comment. I'm resisting following news and entertainment sites, even science stuff that I like. I'd rather just hear what people I know say. My feed would get so cluttered so fast, plus I can largely avoide all those moments of hysteria that people get into. It's weird though because, as little time as it takes to tweet something, is still too long for me most of the time. I'd need my phone unlocked all the time and respond to voice only to really do some regular tweeting. Maybe I'll figure that out. 

That soundtrack is interesting to me. I wonder what's on it. I'd love to have music from all the games. 

I just read the average person has their TV on 35 hours a week. That's 5 hours a day. I don't even have a tv anymore, or rather, the one I have is at my friend's place where we game and sometimes watch a movie. That's like 2 or 3 times a week. At home I've just got my laptop. 

digital isn't for keeps, it seems. What's the point of building a library if it can disappear one day?

Neat stories. I know that feeling of getting lost in the woods. When I was at camp as a kid I would always think I knew the way but then find myself lost. 

When I get a Switch, I'll have to rent this. I'm sure my library has a copy. There's always so many interesting, creative moments in the Mario games, even though platforming really bugs me sometimes. 

I know that guy, darn him. Can't keep his Twitter mouth shut. Ha ha. 

They are just as quirky. You use the d-pad to rotate once you start to vacume. Why do I have to move my thumb from the analog stick, which is the prime way you move in the game? I don't get it. I still love it though. 

My girlfriend found this show a year or so ago and we watched all of them off of some web site that collected them all. Great show, a worthy followup to Twilight Zone if you've watched all those already, like we did. 

Sherlock Holmes, Vampire Killer. Sherlock Holmes and Zombies. Heck why not? I think it should be even weirder than just an Asian female Sherlock. How about Sherlock Holmes and Robots, with a Japanese production. It'd be Sherlock in the future solving crimes with robots. Actually, that's kind of the story of Blade Runner, now that I think of it.