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I've knocked those figures around a lot carrying them around to take a picture. I was so surprised when Donald broke. Kind of a freak accident. They're pretty sturdy. 

I rented it before and liked it. Totally like the original Crackdown with some new twists. I stopped playing only because I wanted to wait until Mark got a copy so we could play it together. Well, he still doesn't have a copy so I'm playing it solo. Maybe he'll get interested watching me play it. 

My local video game shop (not gamestop) sells a fat PS2 for $70 and a slim for $80. I have like $50 saved from trades but I'm trying hard to find other systems to play the games I want right now so I can put it off. It just seems like a lot for an old system that might fail a year or two down the road. I need a reason to bail on the PS2 alltogether but I went through my games collection and there are too many good ones I don't want to part with. Maybe I'll get lucky sometime and find a PS2 for like $20. $30 even, but not more that $50. That seems wrong to me. 

Ha. Yea, totally Michelin Man. 

I was trying to get a Kinect device the other day so I could check out Mixer and live stream my gaming. Don't know if that would be interesting, but I wanted to try it out, just for fun.

I think Baymax is different too. Doesn't he start out as a giant white BB8?

Maybe that was it. It seemed like a good pixar film, back to form from some previous movies I didn't like much. Oh well, sometimes you miss one.

Hiro was the kid in the Big Hero 6 movie alongside Baymax, his robot. In the game they can combine for certain types of attacks. I never saw the movie but was intrigued by it. Maybe I'll see it on DVD sometime.

I don't know if I ever saw Aladdin, now I think of it. Oh yea, 1992. A time that I wasn't watching movies.

Red and less techy would be better than this:

And what? No hoodie? The above makes me think of a GI Joe movie and not Marvel.