Previously, in Trip's Life...
30 September 2019 - Monday
I ran into one of my coworkers from my previous job on the train. He
has a new job and is not dead, so that's good.
There are so many things I should be doing to prep for running at
Big Bad Con, and yet I am doing
none of them, even though Marith is too bleah to watch TV.
Read:
- Demons of the Past: Revelation (Ryk E Spoor): Space
adventure + Atlantis + demons. Possibly related to Princess Holy
Aura, but probably not.
- We Never Learn vol 3 (Taishi Tsutsui): More fanservice,
more misunderstandings, more awkwardness.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
29 September 2019 - Sunday
I slept in until 34895640 o'clock and then did nothing useful all
day.
Watched:
- Elementary 3.4:
I can see Sherlock being a biochauvinist, but otherwise their foray into
AI philosophy was not amazing. Not as bad as magnets, though.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
28 September 2019 - Saturday
Ken and Ayse and Jus and Nonny have all flown away to Portland to
have fun and waffles!
Marith wanted to go over anyway, which seems fair because it is the
only time she ever sees other people, so we ate pizza and watched anime
with Dave.
Nigh-weekly anime:
- RWBY 4.3-10, 4.6.5, 4.9.5:
Look, it's season four! Plus Schnee Dust Co and the Great War. (Okay,
it's not all of season four, we have like two episodes left.)
Read:
- Rando Splicer (Joel Shepherd): The party having been
split in the last book, each part gets through their own battles and
finally rejoin after blowing up a bunch of unpleasant aliens. Apparently
they have to go even further, into more danger, before they can save
humanity. Also, poor Skah.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
27 September 2019 - Friday
Oh, now it's Friday. But that means we can watch
The Good Place!
And here we see that the demons are a poor metaphor for Republicans,
since they experience consequences for their shenanigans.
My mouth is getting better, so that's something.
Read:
- Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur vol 4-5 (Brandon Montclare, Natacha Bustos, Tamra Bonvillain):
Moon Girl vs Girl Moon! Moon Girl and the Fantastic Three vs the end of
the world!
- Uncrowned (Will Wight): Every martial arts epic has to
have a tournament arc, right? Although in this case it's going to take
at least two books. At least the main characters have begun to consider
the possibility that they like like each other. After seven
books.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
26 September 2019 - Thursday
I didn't have to stay at work late tonight! But I've gotten home late
two nights in a row, which means this is Friday, right? Right?
My mouth still hurts when I try to do silly things like chew or
swallow.
Watched:
- Elementary 3.3:
Sherlock might not be 100% terrible, but that doesn't mean you can just
go around thinking he knows what friendship is.
Huh, all the games at
Big Bad Con are full. Maybe I
shouldn't have spaced so long on the third round of signups. Well, a
couple of slots free for
Games on Demand
or resting or
dying in a pit isn't bad.
Read:
- The Book of Betrayal (Melissa McShane): Fifth in the
series about the random lady who ends up in charge of a magic bookstore.
The external conflict is escalating apparently without limit, but the
internal conflicts are sort of being resolved. With smooches.
- Die vol 1 (Kieron Gillen, Stephanie Hans, Clayton Cowles):
I read #1-4 as individual isssues, but this collection includes #5 and
its horrifying revelation. Apparently the
RPG
wasn't released until after #5, so I guess it's not a spoiler for the
game.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
25 September 2019 - Wednesday
My mouth still hurt this morning, so I blew off work and went to
urgent care. The doctor thinks I have a blocked parotid duct, and all I
can do is wait it out (and suck on lemon drops). Great.
Dave was busy in San Francisco today, Kelsey was as usual not
available, and Brooks was meh, so instead of
13G
to go with our
tacos,
Mike and Ken and I had Gloomhaven.
We got a few more cultists for Mike's character's retirement goal, and
some money, so that was good. The new 5th level murder rat card is
pretty sweet, but it's a multiattack, so it didn't help with my scenario
goal of taking an enemy to -4 health. Bah!
Read:
- The Girl From The Other Side vol 7 (Nagabe): This seems
like a monotonically increasing doom!
- Chilling Effect (Valerie Valdes): Space adventure with
WOC protagonist. Reminds me a little of A Long Way To A Small,
Angry Planet, with the spaceship crew as found family and the
enthusiastic interspecies romance. Way more landspeeder chases and
explosions, though.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
24 September 2019 - Tuesday
I swapped with Coworker T, so I stayed late tonight. It was about the
same as usual, except I am even grouchier because the inside of my mouth
hurts and eating is a pain.
Read:
- The Girl From The Other Side vol 6 (Nagabe): I can tell
that this is enormous doom, but I don't know where it's going. I might
be able to figure it out if I could keep track of the details from five
volumes ago.
- Tales From Lovecraft Middle School #1: Professor
Gargoyle (Charles Gilman):
Middle Schoolers vs alarming, somewhat Mythos-related goings-on at
school.
The middle schoolers are not, themselves, Mythos-related. Mostly.
- Gate Quest (Lindsay Buroker): Fifth book in the series,
has a middle-book feel. But one of the potential couples did an
affection!
- Castaway Odyssey (Eric Flint, Ryk E Spoor): I liked the
previous book in the series okay, but the explaining in this one was too
much. Also, for the
first three quarters of the book, there is a total of one (1) female
character and she is in a coma. This is so there can be more
heteronormativity when they meet up with the cast of the previous book,
which was almost all women, but still gross.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
23 September 2019 - Monday
Watched:
- Elementary 3.2:
No, you can't do that, and it wouldn't work that way. Even if you got
the thing to happen, the requirements and side effects would be
unmistakeable, not mysterious. Just, no.
Read:
- Sankarea vol 10-11 (Mitsuru Hattori): All is explained! The end! It is
pretty dark, although not quite as bad as I thought it might be.
- Defying Destiny (Andrew Rowe): Last of the trilogy that
started with Forging Divinity, leads right into Six
Sacred Swords (which in turn is a story being told by someone in
On The Shoulders of Titans).
- Paper Girls vol 6 (Brian K Vaughn, Cliff Chiang, Matt Wilson, Jared K Fletcher):
The end! It is not an unusual or inappropriate ending for a time-travel
story, especially with the way their time travel works, but I still
found it a little unsatisfying. Oh well.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
22 September 2019 - Sunday
First full session of Dave's
Sentinel Comics RPG
campaign! As threatened, the entire adventure was built around a single
play on words, in this case "drain the swamp". After forming a team, we started with a mayoral
campaign and ended up saving the city from a shambling swamp. But we
did save it!
I suck, so I didn't have a new character sheet, but my old one was
good enough. Mostly I just suck, though.
Watched:
- Carol & Tuesday 3: No. This is not doing anything that
couldn't be done in New York in 2010, and it wouldn't be interesting
then.
- Elementary 3.1: Huh,
new character. Wonder if she'll die horribly before the midpoint of the
season?
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
21 September 2019 - Saturday
The cleaners were extra-early today, blargh. Then Marith was dead, so
we didn't go shopping until the afternoon, and then she was dead some
more. Since Ken and Jus and Nonny are all sick, we cancelled anime, but
I went over for a little while to deliver chocolate donuts and cinnamon
bun spread, and appreciate the bread that Ayse and Jus made from
scratch. It was good!
I spent the evening trying to rewrite my character for tomorrow's
game, because I didn't do that at any point during the preceding two
weeks, because I suck.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
20 September 2019 - Friday
I skipped out of work early to go to the
climate strike, in a
probably futile effort to show The Yout' Of Today that some old farts
don't want to murder them. Anyway we walked from the train station to
city hall and there was really bad singing and some speeches and it was
98346923° out and the mayor of San Jose seems okay but the guy who
is trying to displace Pelosi by talking about the "Criminal Intelligence
Agency" seems unlikely to get anywhere.
I sound unenthused because it was too hot (...wonder why?) but
actually I was glad to see the young people being motivated.
We tried watching Carol & Tuesday because the Internet
says it's the best thing since forever, but at least the first two
episodes really aren't. The dub is so-so, the plot is uninspired, and
there is no visible reason to put it on Mars or in the future.
Read:
- Sankarea vol 3-8 (Mitsuru Hattori): This is as far as I
got last time. Am I a bad person for being more upset about the cats who
were harmed in the making of this zombie love story than any of the
humans?
- Sankarea vol 9 (Mitsuru Hattori): New material! The
present doom is intensifying, and it looks like we might find out about
historical doom.
- Underlord (Will Wight): Finally the main character and
his friend have made it beyond the levels that he knew existed at the
beginning, which means they're at the bottom of the next tier of powers
in the world. Also the higher-level plot that we see in glimpses is
heating up.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
19 September 2019 - Thursday
Boo, Thursday.
Read:
- Ghostwater (Will Wight): Dungeon crawl, where the
treasure is more powerful martial arts, and the monsters are other
martial artists.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
18 September 2019 - Wednesday
Grey morning again, but no rain and not particularly cool, so I
didn't feel more than the usual urge to go back to bed.
I carpooled with Ken again. I still don't know how to talk to people
in cars, but we made it to San Jose without dying or starting a
revolution.
Kelsey is off amazing and astounding her colleagues at a conference, so
we played the "away team" of Mike's 13th Age
Glorantha again, still trying to get out of the Lunar Empire. We
disgusted some Yelmalians, avoided having villagers try to rob us, and then
stumbled into the Mad Sultanate. Where by "mad" we mean "Chaos". At least
we had Indian
food.
Read:
- Blackflame, Skysworn (Will Wight): Next
two books in the series. Our Hero is discovering that what his people
thought was the pinnacle of martial arts power, attained only by
legendary masters, is considered the basic level for any adult in the
wider world. There are hints that the even wider world is even more
levels ahead, too. But at least he has a mentor willing to torment him
into learning forbidden arts, and a best friend who he might be aware is
a girl.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
17 September 2019 - Tuesday
I tried to switch to a slightly less terrible phone carrier, but they
won't do business with me because Equifax (yes, them) says mean things
about me. They won't say what the mean things were, apparently only one
bit actually gets transmitted, but sometime in the next three weeks I
should be getting a better explanation from the credit oligopoly. Then
at least I'll know why I'm stuck with AT&T.
Both my games at
Big Bad Con are full, so I can
disappoint Liralen, Jet, and eight more people all in one weekend!
Grand finale of
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance!
Huh, that wrapped up less than we expected. But the credits did say S1,
so I guess they're hoping for two more seasons from Netflix? Maybe by
then the gelflings can develop some sort of martial skillz, because they
sure don't have any now.
Read:
- Sankarea vol 1-2 (Mitsuru Hattori): Been sitting on my
shelf for ages since I finished collecting all 11(?) volumes, but now I am reading it
because I have Too Much Commute. So zombie. Very fan service. Wow. But
the main characters do have some kind of personality.
- Unsouled, Soulsmith (Will Wight): Young is
born deficient in the magical martial arts power that is all-important to his people,
has to make his way up through the enumerated ranks to get unprecedented
power through gumption and cunning. First two of a series.
Words:
FAIL.
Full games by marithlizard (Thu Sep 19 00:45:30 2019)
YAY!
Make a comment!
16 September 2019 - Monday
When I got up, it was cloudy and cool and raining a bit, which is
perfect going-back-to-bed weather, but it's Monday. Boo!
Read:
- My Hero Academia: Vigilantes vol 4 (Hideyuki Furuhashi, Betten Court, Kohei Horikoshi): The showdown between Knuckle Geezer and Bee Girl! Also, the Band
Episode!
- The Legendary Inge (Kate Stradling): What if the person
who killed Grendel was a young commoner girl? Not exactly, there are
castles and standing armies and such, but close enough. There are a lot
of revelations over the course of the book that make it more plausible
that she did it, which might be over the top. Het romance, but he's
sarcastic and cool.
- A Boy Called Hawk (Kate Stradling): Dystopian near
future, mysterious government schools, children with Mighty Brains,
protagonist tries to be nice with mixed results.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
15 September 2019 - Sunday
I meant to get up and do things, but instead I slept in until
23956923 o'clock, and then when I tried to get up, I accidentally
stopped moving which threw me into some kind of sitting doze with more
dreams about work (not my actual job, but a combination of several jobs
and surreality), and then I read terrible manga and went to lunch. Ayse
said she would text me if there was an expedition to their local art and
wine festival, but that never happened (kids, probably) so I spent all
afternoon staring blankly at Tumblr.
The
Kickstarter
union-busting story is spreading. I am happy that I recognize so
many of the names on the list. I did tell one company that I wouldn't be
able to back their upcoming campaign because no scabs, but no response
yet.
The creators on that list aren't asking for a boycott yet, so I don't
feel a need to cancel my current pledges today.
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance
continues to get more doomed, although the good guys might finally be
getting their act together. They surprised a prophet, anyway. Only two
episodes to go!
Read:
- Interspecies Reviewers vol 2 (Amahara, masha): Still no
redeeming social value, but about three panels of plot. This volume:
golems, amateur egg-laying shows, real succubi, and magical clones.
Don't read this.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
14 September 2019 - Saturday
I meant to do things today, but no.
Nigh-weekly anime:
- Sailor Moon Stars 177:
Uh oh! Someone is making moves on Usagi while Mamoru is out of town!
- RWBY 4.1-2,
3.5, 4.5:
This is why normal people don't walk anywhere! Also, faunus genetics is
weird.
4.4.5:
- Fruits Basket (2019) 23-24:
Finally, Kyo's horrific backstory and traumatic revelation!
Read:
- Yuri Life (Kurukuruhime): One-page slice-of-life comics about lesbian
couples, a dozen or so per couple, all young and cute and happy. Each
set ends with "And they lived happily ever after!". So, not much plot or
drama or even a whole lot of characterization, but there are definitely
people out there who need this representation.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
13 September 2019 - Friday
I should be coming up with a letter to Kickstarter, but I have no
brain, so I watched
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance
with Marith instead. Yikes! That is not okay!
Read:
- Silver Spoon vol 9-10 (Hiromu Arakawa): Now definitely
past the anime, but Hachiken is still very much a Hachiken. Maybe he can
say no sometimes, though?
- Stealing Sorcery (Andrew Rowe): Sequel to Forging
Divinity. Slightly less annoying demigods, murder mystery, more
conspiracies and betrayals, some flirting but still no actual romance.
- Eye for an Eye (Erik Scott de Bie): Prose supers but
would probably work well in comics form. Maybe related to other series
but I couldn't tell and didn't need to know.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
12 September 2019 - Thursday
Marith waiting on making dinner until I was close to home so it would
be warm and sociable when I got in, but I was not at all appreciative
because I suck. :(
While eating the very nice shrimp dish Marith made, I found out that
Kickstarter
is union-busting. Well, I shouldn't be spending so much on
Kickstarter campaigns anyway. But now I have to figure out how to write
a Strongly Worded letter to Kickstarter.
Read:
- Silver Spoon vol 7-8 (Hiromu Arakawa): The Doom That
Came To Komaba.
- Forging Divinity (Andrew Rowe): Same universe as the
"Arcane Ascension" series, but different time and place. Well-defined
magic as you'd expect from an RPG setting, cool guy with a magic sword,
secret societies, asshole demigods. Lots of violence, very little
smooching.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
11 September 2019 - Wednesday
The restaurant failed us by being sold out of both duck and mango, but
that could not stop us from having Thai food
while trying to play
13th Age Glorantha.
I don't know why I had no trouble being decisive with my character in
the other team but can't do anything useful with this character even
though by both stats and fluff she should be much more of a natural
leader. Maybe it's that we have no clear course of action here, or that
recognizing a clear course of action would require knowing lore than
only the GM really knows and only another character can roll for, or
that I'm dumber than usual tonight. I sure hope it's not because the
other character is a guy. Maybe I'll just sit in a pit and never game
again.
Read:
- Seed (Ania Ahlborn): Horror. Do not read if you object
to bad things happening to children, or if you want anyone to survive. Actually,
unless you're a hardcore horror fan, just don't read.
- Scourge of the Realm (Erik Scott de Bie): The great
hero who liberated the kingdom from the evil tyrant has become corrupt,
and the princess must assemble a band of antiheroes to overthrow him.
Betrayal, treachery, hidden motives, sex-positive religion, song-based
magic and martial arts, gross patriarchal monotheism, heroic sacrifices,
and backstabbing.
- Silver Spoon vol 6 (Hiromu Arakawa): There is something
weird about Mikage's face. Maybe she needs more nose?
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
10 September 2019 - Tuesday
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance
continues to be very pretty and very doomed.
Read:
- Silver Spoon vol 4-5 (Hiromu Arakawa): Hachiken is such
a hachiken!
- A Swift Kick in the Asteroids (Edward Zajac): Apparently from the school of non-genre-aware writers who think parodies of Ralph 124C 41+ defined SF.
- Odd Essays (Jan Siegel): Subtitled, Twelve Extraordinary Stories of
Sex, Travel and Tentacles, which is true, but does not explain
why it took me so long to recognize the conceit. Gets points for pale
skin being freakish and for words where you can see the bogus etymology.
Loses points for gender roles being the same as modern.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
9 September 2019 - Monday
Boo, Monday.
Read:
- Silver Spoon vol 2-3 (Hiromu Arakawa): It feels like
this is going faster than the anime did, but we keep getting to things I
remember, so I guess not!
- The Queen's Gambit (Jessie Mihalik): On the level of
Star Wars. Het romance. It's interesting how much direct
neural links have become standard in stories with even the thinnest
trappings of SF, though.
- Cloud with a Chance of Dropbears (WR Gingell): Another
short piece showing how terrifying Pet and her fae are from the outside.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
8 September 2019 - Sunday
Now that we've finished the starter kit, we can make our own
characters for the
Sentinel Comics RPG
and Dave can make his own adventures! No one can stop us, no matter how
much they love the existing Sentinels fake continuity! (No offense,
Robert.)
The best character is Rachel's time-travelling uplifted velociraptor
supersoldier gadgeteer. Second best is Jeremy's Maserati cyborg
ex-gangster and his brother the sports car. Edie made an ex-cop with a
bow who likes to perch in high places, and we're not sure about Hazel's
character because she turns invisible.
I don't know how to make characters.
Marith was dead from biology, so we didn't watch anything or cook any
dinner beyond chicken strips or do anything else requiring a brain.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
7 September 2019 - Saturday
When I stopped petting Aspen and went to the other side of the
apartment to do something, she followed me and demanded more
pettins!
Ran into a coworker from previous job on the way to grocery shopping.
She has bailed to Netflix, so I gather there's not much left of the
company that laid me off, or my stock grants. Bah!
Dave went to an Extinction Rebellion
meeting because he is not a loser like me, but then he lured Mike down
to play
Gloomhaven
with Ken while Ayse and Jus are away getting eaten by
bears camping. (Marith very kindly entertained Nonny, or at least sat with
him while he watched his iPad for 39456 hours straight.) Murder Rat did
a murder! In fact we cleaned up scenario #7 pretty handily, which opens
up scenario that will get Mike's character what he needs to retire.
Murder Rat got a special item that improves her(?) deck and levelled up,
so that was good.
Also we had some pizza and Marith and I watched a little
RWBY with Dave.
- RWBY 3.10-12: Battle of Beacon! Ruby explodes! Yang explodes in a different way!
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
6 September 2019 - Friday
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance
continues to be full of aesthetics and also rock monsters and killer
dinosaurs!
Read:
- Silver Spoon vol 1 (Hiromu Arakawa): The anime, which I
saw ages ago, follows it pretty closely, so no surprises so far, but
it's still good. Arakawa character designs are weird
in a non-FMA manga.
- Knight Protector (Lindsay Buroker): Short piece set in
the "Star Kingdom" universe with one of the few hereditary nobles of
greater than zero worth, a het love interest, some derring-do, and
low-income housing.
- The Key of Apollo (Riley D Brady): Greek myth
bloodlines in the modern day, with extra supernatural beasts. Biracial
protagonist, no romance, some rehabilitation of the Titans' image.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
5 September 2019 - Thursday
Usual Thursday commute doom. At least Aspen doesn't need to get
fluids every day now, so I can go to bed more expediently. Except
dinner.
Read:
- Wayward vol 4-6 (Jim Zub, Steve Cummings, Tamra Bonvillain, Marshall Dillon, Zack Davisson, Ann O'Regan):
- To Be Taught, If Fortunate (Becky Chambers): Not
related to A Long Way To A Small Angry Planet. All about
the emotions and experience of ethical exploration. I understand why
some people don't like the end, but I think it works.
- How To (Randall Munroe): ...accomplish all kinds of
normal tasks, like dig a hole or provide electricity to your house, in
the most ridiculous or impractical way possible. You know how
xkcd works!
- Star Nomad (Lindsay Buroker): The "Star Kingdom" books
weren't terrible as SF (mostly), but this was pretty much Star
Wars. Asteroid belts where you can practically walk from rock to
rock, space wizards, het romance, Alliance vs Empire, etc.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
4 September 2019 - Wednesday
I was going to try to carpool with Ken as alternative to dying of the
commutes, but his car needs the frammistat replaced and it took him half
a day to successfully navigate the hell of car rental, so I only rode
back to Monkeycat Mountain with him. It worked okay, and was somewhat
faster than transit, but traffic is terrible and I hates it.
Once we were there, we found out Kelsey was cancelling again, so we ate
Chinese
food and tried to finish the
heroquest. Victory! Wait, aren't you supposed to come out of the hero
plane where you went in...?
Read:
- Wayward vol 3 (Jim Zub, Steve Cummings, Tamra Bonvillain, Marshall Dillon, Zack Davisson): Wait, Ireland, what?
- Dragon Spear (Jessica Day George): This time, the
dragons are being mind-controlled the old-fashioned way, by being raised
by assholes.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
3 September 2019 - Tuesday
I worked from home today, so I was stupid and unproductive. Boo. But
I was able to go to the vet with Aspen (instead of making Marith do all
the work) and the vet confirmed that she is doing much better. She
still has the kidney infection, though, so she needs to get more mouth
squirts. Weeks and weeks of mouth squirts. It is so hard being a
kitty!
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance
3: Still plot! I really don't understand how the Skesis have not already
murdered each other by bits and pieces.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
2 September 2019 - Monday
It's Labor Day, so I joined the
Wobblies. Unions for all!
I now know when I am running things at
Big Bad Con: 9-13:00 on
Friday
the 11th and
Saturday
the 12th! (I could have known earlier if I hadn't been scared to
look.) Fortunately there is no way this can end poorly.
More
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance.
Yikes! I would not show that scene to kids!
Read:
- Heartless Princess Adventure Kit (Aaron King):
"All the worlds ended, literally broke apart, but the Heartless Princess
saved the bits she could, embedding her icy city at the top of a new
patchwork planet made of the fragments of the old. You are her trusted
aides and servants and envoys, and today she has a request." There is
other material too, like the bits that didn't get assembled into the
patchwork world and are still orbiting it, and the ocean where a goddess
raised islands in the shape of letters so voyagers spell out a message
to her estranged lover. Written for
D&D5
mechanics, but good OSR feel. A collection of ten zines in a box with
oracular lining.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
1 September 2019 - Sunday
Another session of Sentinel Comics RPG,
finishing the six issues from the Starter Kit!
Previous sessions have run short compared to previous games, but this
one ran long, probably because it was full of exciting things that would
be spoilers to describe. It was very comic-book, though, and we got
right down to the end of the scene tracker before we triumphed.
Everyone wants Dave to keep running, so we will try to use the beta
character creation rules to make our own characters and fight crime.
Perhaps it will even work!
Got home late, but did not actually die.
We started watching
The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance,
and it is very pretty. Except the Skesis, they're gross, as they should
be. I completely don't remember the original movie, which I haven't seen
in like forty years, but this seems to stand okay on its own merits. I'm
not sure I'd show it to a kid, though.
Words:
FAIL.
Make a comment!
|
Sproing!
|