^ Found that out some time after watching JP....still thought the films were bad ass and fun to watch.
< I liked Samuel Jackson in that.....a pity what happened to him in that film.
v Now i'm craving chicken....what are you craving?

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^ Did you find my old B-ball in said room? I believe I lent it to one of the capes and they left it there.
< Eh, I still have my lawn darts
v Do you like lawn darts? They're colorful and pointy.

^ Fish, salmon to be more specific. The more fat the better. Had one yesterday and could eat one today, too.
< I liked Samuel L. Jackson in Deep Blue Sea. His demise was hilarious.
v What's the perfect side dish? Something that matches fish, chicken, pork, beef...

^ Sharks and raptors agree: Sam L. Jackson is a great meal for the intelligent lab-born predator.
< Utahraptors also inspired Spielberg, and they were actually too big to fit in small rooms.
v The Great White Lawn Dart took me eye, now I've a death-oath to...I don't know where I'm going with this.

^ To hunt a Great White with lawn darts sounds horribly like a death wish. I hope this isn't where you were going with it. Although it should be at least as hilarious to watch as S.L. Jackson's scene.
< I fear I couldn't stand the amount of real blood though. I can only tolerate to see my own blood.
v Is there a specific scene in a movie or game or TV-series that really upset your stomach and/or messed with your brain?

^ The climax of Poltergeist -most notably the curtain-creature attacking the mom- spooked me enough to delay watching the ending by several years.
< Was about 5 or less on the first viewing.
v Both of my parents have completely lost the ability to retain long-term memories of new movies; I fear the same fate awaits me in 40 years time.

^ Who knows what the human condition will be like in such a period of time?
< trying to make the most of each day...
v What are you doing today?

^ Reading a couple of books right now. Probably play Oblivion for a little while. Do some cleaning. I dunno.
< I feel "blaah" today. I think it's because it's the perfect weather for a long road trip, but circumstances say I can't really go far.
v For coffee drinkers: Dark or light roast?

^ Love both, but prefer the bold flavours of a dark roast coffee.
< Planted herbs on my small balcony: marjoram, chives, watercress, greek basil, lovage.
v Summer Sale: did you buy a game you did not plan on buying? Which game?

^ Yes, the Witcher 3 GOTY Edition
< wasn't planning to but it was deeply discounted
v Mention at least one game you regretted buying within hours or days, please.

^ Wolfenstein: The Two Pack. I bought it on Steam and a few days later it was released on GOG.
There are other games, but that one still bugs me. I prefer my games on GOG.
< I don't refund games when they aren't broken.
v What is the worst game you refunded? For what reasons?

^ I never requested a refund for a game. However, one I would not recommend is Nier: Automata

< It only had inescapable horrific, unsettling, and unhappy endings A to Z

v Don't you prefer a game that has at least one quite positive outcome?

^ Shoot, even Silent Hill 2 lets you adopt the little girl.
< If all endings have the tragic gravitas of The Mist movie, I'd respect it just for that.
v Incidentally, fog is my favorite weather just because both of those stories left such an impact on me.

^ On foot, I find the fog inviting and mysterious. Behind the wheel though, the fog is a menacing white wall.
< Wishing there was more than 24 hours in a day as the weekend comes to an end.
v Speaking of, is Time moving too quickly for you or is it dragging very slowly?

^ it seems to move forward normally for now, yet that isn't always the case as the perception of time is relative
< time exists so that everything doesn't happen all at once
v Did you accomplish anything of significance today and, if so, is it something that you would care to mention?

^ I mowed the lawn and asked my dad to hold a stray kitten (no bigger than my palm and barely able to squint) because it was in the path of the mower. The mother was nowhere to be found, most likely because I rolled up with a mower; poor form of her to just leave the defenseless baby like that.
< Was all revved up to buy a Steam card, but GameStop and Walmart were both closed from protest fears and 7-Eleven was sold out on Steam cards specifically.
v We shopped for groceries at WinCo instead, but they don't sell gift-cards.