I really like how unique the onion rings are. I have never seen another restaurant that makes them nearly bite-sized.

The sprit of OT will live forever.

I bought a $23 mechanical keyboard. What could go wrong?

Looks fun. I hope it's better than those Lego Soccer sets. The commercials tricked me into thinking that Lego Soccer would be fun. I guess they would have been if I had someone to play with.

I've never noticed how popular Ice Age movies are worldwide. The $21 million is only 10% of what it has made.

The Force Awakens had a lot of hype behind it and unless Rogue One confuses people for not being a direct sequel then I think Episode VIII will earn the most money, at least in the United States. If we are talking worldwide, Avatar 2 is a serious contender, but I can't help but feel that it is 5 years too late.

They could have pulled a Willy Wonka and altered the name of the movie slightly from the book. Although it's confusing since both Willy Wonka/Charlie and the Chocolate Factory exist in movie form.

No and I never really did. I pour milk on my cereal, but just enough to make sure it isn't dry.

How exactly would refund policies in physical stores be better in situations like this where technically there is nothing wrong with the physical game? You can easily exchange the game for another copy, but that isn't going to help the situation.

Rock Band became the superior series for me once Guitar Hero started introducing other instruments to keep up with Rock Band. Guitar Hero World Tour did not feel as polished as Rock Band 2. The best thing about Rock Band is the DLC selection and the fact that songs transferred over to future games. Guitar Hero tried to do that, but not very successfully.

Also, the note charts were better in Rock Band. They may have been less complicated than those in Guitar Hero games, but Guitar Hero inflated its difficulty by adding extra notes into songs instead of tightening the window in which notes could be hit.