Ha! Thank you! Randy Marsh is one of my favorite characters.

Know what that top picture makes me think of?

H.P. Lovecraft: The story is narrated by Bella, and there are no longer endless descriptions of how beautiful the vampires and werewolves are, because their beauty is so indescribable that Bella goes mad. Also, her narration ends with one Italicized revelation that the entire story was leading up to: that humans…

Oops, I forgot Limbo in there.

I guess I'll throw mine in.

That is something that the Kampung Laksamanites must look into their hearts and decide for themselves.

So, from that last paragraph I gather that the orang minyak is the hero that Kampung Laksamana needs?...

What an absolutely terrifying creature. @_@

Whoops! Don't know how I missed that one...

*Oops, I just saw that an article on Bastion's music was just posted.

I just have to put in my vote for Bastion's soundtrack here. This is "Build that Wall (Zia's Theme)". I'm not sure what to say about why I like this song so much, except that it actually gave me pause when I came to that point in the game.

I actually did receive an N64 one Christmas, and it came complete with Ocarina of Time and NFL Blitz. That was one pretty amazing gift.

Hahaha, I remember this one! Hilarious!

I prefer the Snuggler.

Haha, yeah, I watched it a ton, too. I still remember that obnoxious blue mouse, Winslow. "Heh heh!"

Catdog theme song?

One time I missed a delivery (I live in an apartment building), and the note said they'd be back the next day between two and four. I planned to leave work the next day in time to get home by two. They showed up at noon... And I had to trek to the UPS pick-up location that night.

This is just plain awful. It actually makes me sick. Besides that, it utterly amazes me to hear of people failing to think beyond their initial desires like this. Steal a PS3, possibly kill some folks in the process, and pawn it. Do people like this honestly think that that'll be the end of the story? That there'll be…

In honor of my triumphant return to Minnesota for Christmas, I present you Yogi Yorgesson's "Yingle Bells".

Awesome. Enjoy, man! I don't think you'll be disappointed.