Yeah, Lolo!! 12 year old me got frustrated and gave up. Let's see if 37 year old me does the same.

I couldn't agree more, with the sucks part. I can't believe how much My niece and nephews grow between visits.

The Bruery's (CA) Hoppy Obligations and O'so's (WI)Hop Debacle. I'm not really into IPAs for the most part but some of these New England-Type IPAs are really good.

Season 7 of Archer, which just showed up on Netflix. Pretty great still.

Retro Video Game Thread
I'm looking for some ROMS to load up on my Rasberry PI (running Retropie)
Having you played anything that came a out a long time ago that has held up? I'm Looking for any and all recommendations Between N64 and Atari 2400.

It's good, but I prefer the non-barrel aged Kosmyk Charlies Y2k Catastrophe Ale over the Brewers Reserve barleywine. I don't need that bourbon muddling my delicious barleywine goodness. Gnomas barleywine from Blackrocks (Marquette, MI) is h*ckin' amazing, too.

Leftover pork steak with rice. My dad's recipe and it is amazing.

I started A Highly Unlikely Scenario, or a Neetsa Pizza Employee's Guide to Saving the World by Rachel Cantor, but quit about 20 pages in. Just couldn't stand the writing style. Seemed unnecessarily obtuse and wordy.

I prefer them with Miracle Whip™. *wince*

1) Day - Kinda crappy. Spent $3,500 on a new work laptop and the display is crapping out. Luckily it's under warranty.

Short's Brewing Company's Sticky Icky Icky IPA and X-Men Apocalypse. Beer was good, movie was not.

Here is a annual breakdown of costs associated with my dog (11 years old - 45lb - Hound mix)

Bent Paddle Brewing (Duluth, MN) Valve Jockey #1 IPA. Tasty!
Cold Iron Brewing (Ironwood, MI) Black Ale. Even tastier!

I haven't been impressed with any ale asylum beers, since I moved to WI. They all just seem mediocre. Central Waters illumination DIPA, on the other hand, that's my jam!

or FUGAZI.

Brewed with scrapple, though? Even though it's probably really good, I couldn't get past the description and passed it up on tap.

Also known as the "Make Mrs. Scoots Furious Method".

Cowboy Bebop, even if you've seen it a hundred times, is still great.

Pulled the Trigger on Axiom Verge, last weekend. Pretty cool. The map is big and I do a lot of travelling around to figure out where I need to go next. Definitely no hand holding in this one. The boss fights are pretty tough and the music is just the best. Well worth $20.

Go for it! I picked it back up at age 37, after a 13 year break. It is still just as fun as it was, back in the day. Except the falling. Falling hurts a lot more now.