Thornleaf’s Comments

Wow. Sounds like someone needs a time out. Lush is pretty awesome and despite the fact that I don't agree with all the selections you decide to put out as DLC, I do appreciate that you offer up diversity and allow players to be exposed to music they otherwise may never have been exposed to. That said, the DLC that is being put out is, in a way, your kryptonite. Guitar Hero is a completely lame game compared to Rock Band but they really know how to pick songs. Just some food for thought. There, I've expressed my opinion without a single **** or ballsacks. Whoops...

Sunday, July 26, 2009

How does that work exactly? "Here, watch this movie with a self-peeling dog and a severed head with spider legs with me. Oh you're totally in the mood now aren't you?" I am no less confused now than when I began...

Monday, May 11, 2009

Oh great! Now I want Red Robin and they are closed...Thanks- Hellion. And by the way how can you watch "The Thing" but Maniac Mansion freaks you out? You are a conundrum wrapped in an enigma deep-fried in a riddle stuffed inside a twinkie dog.

Monday, May 11, 2009

And here I thought I was the only person in the world who found Spanish language programming extremely entertaining (not knowing any Spanish myself of course).

Monday, May 11, 2009

Sounds like good times. It makes me feel sad for the first time that I am not on the East Coast. I'm sure my mom would feel the same way.

Monday, April 6, 2009

I will have to agree with Bubbyman about Pat Benatar. I always get that feeling that she would chase you down and beat you mercilessly if you didn't get in bed with her. She's just intense. On a side note, being perfectly comfortable with my sexuality I can say that Bowie is freakishly hot.

Tuesday, February 10, 2009

What exactly was the disagreement about Green Day is what I want to know. I need to konw if I know anything about music!

Monday, January 19, 2009

I'm sensing some generational hostility here. I'm not entirely sure why because I wasn't born when "Space Truckin'" came out either but if you appreciate heavy music at all you appreciate where it came from and Deep Purple is a prime source of inspiration. You'll be hard pressed to find better rifts then or since. Very hardcore stuff. I will have to agree with there being a Foo Fighters overload though. I like Dave Grohl as much as the next guy but if we are going to see more of him I prefer it be on non-Nevermind Nirvana tracks. While we're at it why don't we go ahead and throw in some Eagles, and why not Queen, Pantera, Led Zepplin, Steve Vai, Suicidal Tendencies, Slayer, White Zombie, Kittie, CCR, Dimmu Borgir, Otep, Rammstein, Ozzy, Sevendust, King Diamond, Slipknot, Quiet Riot, Tool, Primus, Whitesnake, some good Faith No More and Aerosmith and some actual Iron Maiden. On a selfish note I know there is already an entire Judas Priest album, but some more Priest never hurt anyone.

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Yes, I nailed it! Who would have guessed my knowledge of Commodore 64 games would one day yield positive results. Hellion, I'm glad that you find the game humorous in retrospect because I thought I was demented for a few days there. By the way, Labyrinth is awesome (package and all). Dance magic, dance.

Thursday, December 18, 2008

There should hopefully be an easy way to figure out if this game was Maniac Mansion. There was a big dude who would take care of you if you went somewhere you weren't supposed to be so that's good. There was also a big moon you could get up to the observatory and look at if you played your cards right. So, if you were able to blow up a hamster in the microwave in the kitchen or if there were 2 or 3 different colored, talking tentacles spread throughout the masion that is your game. If so, should I feel bad about finding Maniac Mansion hilarious instead of scary?

Wednesday, December 10, 2008