It's a portable console as long as you aren't playing games for very long

Is Hinder worse than Nickleback? If so, I agree. I get confused when everything seems equally bad…

Flintstones is very influential in the whole cartoon sitcom sort of way

Glad they put Alive on here. Nothing says "live songs that slay their studio counterparts" to me like going from the blase track at the end of Dressed to Kill to the bombastic one on Alive. Though the Alive tracks blows most of the studio versions out of the water, not just Rock and Roll All Nite.

I don't get Starburst flavor preference. I like them all. And I like having multiple flavors. It keeps things interesting.

I don't get Starburst flavor preference. I like them all. And I like having multiple flavors. It keeps things interesting.

So still nothing for MCU? There's always next year…

Reminds me of the People's Choice project. If this sort of thing worked for producing quality music, these two Russian guys would have already created the pinnacle of music (and its opposite). https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…

I'm waiting for the 06 Ms. Marvel to go on sale. I just want to read all the Danvers I can to see if it gets good. Worst case scenario, I'll jump the Danvers ship and read some She-Hulk. I read a little of Slott's She-Hulk, and it was amazing.

I recently picked up some Marvel comics thanks to a number of sales (particularly a big on eat Comixology), mostly Captain Marvel stuff. And I was kinda disappointed. A lot of the recent stuff was bland and/or tied up in event after event. I would've picked up Spider-Woman, had it not immediately been tied up in…

Guybrush Threepwood, Mighty Pirate

Sounds like the games are going alright, alright, alright

Yep. That was the year they started the whole reunion tour thing. The grunge album in question, "Carnival of Souls: The Final Sessions", was supposed to be the last album with Eric Singer on drums, and Bruce Kulick on lead guitar, before being replaced by Peter Criss and Ace Frehely, I guess. Of course, that reunion…

1996 was also the year KISS released their grunge-y album. Makes sense.

And today I learned who Scott Baio is