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You know how Germans are. War is how they greet people.

Well, it's not a real person either, so you can't expect him to speak it very well.

It's German, Diageo. Don't be rude to our newest member. He seems nice.

I've learned all I know about relationships from television. My advice to anyone needing relationship advice is: you can never sleep with someone too soon and there is no reason too arbitrary not to break up with someone.

These are pretty great. I approve.

Sheesh, you can't even put 'Invincible' and 'terrible' in the same post without ReZ freaking out. :p What I actually meant was "ReZ loves anything with superheroes in it so The Cape has to be really terrible if it has a superhero in it and ReZ still didn't like it". For the record, I have never read Invincible, but would consider checking it out if I had the money.

Oh. I just remembered that he likes Invincible and Green Lantern and No Ordinary Family and... Man, this has to be really terrible if ReZ didn't like it.

Oh, I don't know... You did seem to like the Zelda magnets I posted in another thread, so obviously you have some taste. I think you're mostly just disappointed because you want your superheroes to have real superpowers. :p

HOW BAD WAS IT? Oh, staggeringly. Never mind, then. I'm glad I didn't watch it if it's as bad as people say it is.

Aww. And bunnies are so cute too. But you can't pet tortoises. Well, I guess you can, but who would want to?

It's not, but at least you'd go into the game knowing what to expect.

I too was obsessed with Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers until they stopped airing it over here because it was too violent. It made me want to hurt someone. I really wanted some of the toys, but the most I ever got were a couple of cheap knock-offs of the red and black rangers. When you took their helmets off, their faces were painted silver. Fake edit: Actually, thinking about it, my brother and I did get Goldar and that blue monster, whatever his name was. Goldar was awesome and worked great as a bad guy no matter what toys I was playing it.

It was still disastrous and it still sucked. :p Why not Paper Mario humor? The Paper Mario series has always been at least as funny as the Mario & Luigi games, in my opinion.

4 is Superfrog, based on the hint.

I second this. I loved the beginning with the murder with mystical undertones, then it turned into dead guys running on walls and computer gods and God knows what.

She just wanted to have a friendly conversation about porn. There was no need to be rude.

I really like this idea. I'm going to go for it.

Six Feet Under had probably the best series finale of any TV show. Years later, I still get choked up when I watch the last five minutes. Awesome stuff.

Haha, aww. :3

I have been considering checking out Disgaea once I've finished my current games, but now that I know that ReZ likes the series, I kind of don't want to anymore just to bug him. Oh, what a dilemma.

Well, I'm convinced. :p

"Pretty much"? Oh, I think we get it. The PSP is indeed awesome. I got one for Christmas and have really been enjoying it so far.

This is my most anticipated game on the 3DS. It looks like a return to form after the disastrous Super Paper Mario. If anything's going to get me to buy a 3DS, it's this.

I agree with this, but strictly comparing Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2 to each other (which was what I was doing in my post), I definitely preferred the plot in the first game. I'm sure playing through the entire trilogy, the second game will work a lot better.

My brother will quote jokes five seconds before they happen when we're watching old episodes of The Simpsons, Futurama or Scrubs. It's really annoying. I mean, I've watched these episodes before too, but unlike him I don't have them memorized and hearing jokes before they happen ruins any chance I have of being surprised and getting any enjoyment out of them on a second/third/fourth viewing. I've never had any bad cinema experiences, though (that weren't caused by bad movies, anyway), but that might be because I only go to the movies about once a year and generally towards the end of a movie's run.