It was pretty much what I expected, and I had a fun time. It was very Family Guy-esque, but I didn't mind at all. That being said, I'm not a huge Family Guy fan, but I enjoy it in small doses.

I'm really not much of a gambler. The actual experience of gambling doesn't really thrill me; I'd much rather just buy something with my money.

I buy almost everything from Amazong simply because it's usually the cheapest. Amazon Prime is amazing as well; at most my items will take two days to get here, but the items I buy are usually shipped from a warehouse in a nearby state and I usually get my items overnight.

I saw it today, and my main issues are with the plot and some character actions. I'm usually too sucked into a movie to question things until after the movie is finished, but I kept asking myself various things throughout the movie.

Many years ago, ESPN covered Scrabble and Dominoes competitions in the wee hours of the morning. They were actually pretty entertaining lol.

The show isn't nearly as good as it once was, but I still find it decent enough for single viewings.

It's not a big deal. If you really want to see a movie, go see it. Some films, most comedies come to mind, are usually better with company though.

For a second there I got excited for a revival of an old franchise.

lol Trey parker making fun of Microsoft on their own show. So f*cking funny! Show redeeemed!

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Seems like that got some genuine applause too lol.

Hasn't the vast majority of the science and engineering workforce always been male? I got my BS in Electrical Engineering a year ago, and I think there were about 4 girls whom I constantly saw in my upper division EE courses. It'd be great if more females went the science and engineering route; this generation's constant exposure to technology at early ages may spark that.