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False. I am six feet tall, and I wear size 12 shoes.

French fries, far and away. They've always been my favorite fast food item.

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I used to, but they got evicted after a few years. I can't say I felt too bad for them: those dogs would bark practically all day, and sometimes even in the middle of the night.

I've had other neighbors with loud dogs, but they actually listened to me when I asked them to keep the dogs quiet late in the day. So, I don't have any issues now.

So, I've never been the greatest button masher in the world. Button-mashing mini-games in Mario Party were never my forte. I've found, lately, though, that I've gotten even worse at button mashing. Maybe I'm getting older, weaker, or both. I get shaky after just a few seconds of fast mashing, so I avoid those types of games entirely.

What about you? Are you a good masher?

Rotisserie-style chicken sub for me.

I only got one after somebody in a church class I teach came down with it. I tested negative.

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For me, personally, it would be the Sega Saturn, no question. As a wee lad, I saved up lots of dollar bills and quarters and anything I could get my hands on to be able to afford it. For the first time ever, I bought a video game system with my own money, no help from my parents. And why did I want a Sega Saturn so badly? For Sonic games, of course! I got Sonic R...

And that was it.

Sonic Jam was just a compilation of Genesis games I already owned, and I had the Genesis version of 3D Blast as well, so R was all the Sonic I got on the Saturn. The Saturn came with a few free games, but I hardly played those: games like Virtua Fighter 2 weren't up my alley. And while I'd heard Croc: Legend of the Gobbos was good, I didn't think it could hold a candle to Super Mario 64.

How sad. But I guess, at the tender age of... seven, I think... I learned a lesson about making informed purchases.

I'm glad the black-and-red aesthetic of Virtual Boy games creeped me out: I dodged a bullet there, at least.

Anyway, what's the most disappointing system you have ever gotten?

dioxxys posted...

How does a single person "review bomb" you are only capable of leaving a single review and if its a bad or broken game it deserves it.

I suppose the better wording would be "Have you ever participated in a review bombing?"

ParanoidObsessive posted...

This is literally false, since there are stories of publishers that refuse to pay bonuses based on Metacritic scores. Devs and publishers definitely pay attention, and review-bombed scores (whether there, on IMDB, or elsewhere) can lead potential audience to avoid titles, thus causing loss of sales.

Hmm. I've heard about devs and publishers basing pay bonuses based on the critic score, but not the user score. After all, a user score could just as easily be manipulated into being higher than it should be if bots and such leave enough ultra-positive reviews.

So, when some people are ticked off at a video game, they go on websites like Metacritic and give it super low scores, whether they've played it or not. Have you ever done that?

Personally, I've never been angry enough at a game or a developer to bother. Besides, it seems like a childish, ineffective way to try to make your voice heard. I doubt the user average review on Metacritic transforms the way companies operate... but maybe I don't pay enough attention to that sort of thing. What do you think?

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I have one sister and two half-sisters. When I was young, I joked that I had two sisters because "you add the two halves together." For some reason, I didn't grow up to be a stand-up comedian.

What's the most siblings you've ever had at one time?