Yeah, I’m pretty sure he was doing the narration with a smile planted on his face the entire time, but it’s still funny.
I lost an hour of my life watching more last night, and a couple times he does lose it and just starts laughing.
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I’m sorry about that. 
Today while playing infamous:SS I found the gum wall in Seattle, and the character made a comment on how it was gross
Reached max level of Bejeweled Blitz. (Which was only level 182. I thought I still had another 18 levels [and nearly 1 billion points] to go.)
The intro level to Saint’s Row IV.
Epic stupidity, and now I’m Neo.
Ahww man thats a fun game! The dlc for it great too! I found my self laughing my way through it!
I got all the DLC, Steam had the full version for about $7 total.
Every time I land from a super jump and stick the super hero landing I hear Deadpool clapping for me.
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I meet the bare minimum PC specs for VR. Not that I would actually attempt it with this PC.
I’ve been dropping hints for a Gear VR for Father’s day to go with my new phone, just so I can give VR a try on the cheap.
It’s very important to find out if you are one of the ones who vomits uncontrollably after using it on the cheap.
I keep reading all sorts of stories of people getting shaky legs, massive headaches and being very tired after trying it.
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There’s got to be one person in my home that won’t get sick. I’m pretty sure I can handle it, but I’ll never know until I strap it on.
So … it’s a lot like having sex?
Sources say ‘yes.’
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My voyage of exploration in Elite:Dangerous has finished.
I left ‘home’ on December 28th, reached Sagittarius-A* on February 17th and arrived ‘home’ today. Total distance covered is in the order of 50,000LY. The value of the exploration data exceeded the amount required to reach ‘Elite’ by a good 45 million credits - and there I was worried that I wouldn’t have enough…
Now to examine all the mission updates and what-have-you that have been released in the last 6 months…
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So all you did was fly for that time period? How many man hours was that?
Pretty much - jump between 0.5 and 30LY, map the system (star(s), any interesting planets), jump to next system, repeat several thousand times.
In terms of man-hours, I have no idea. The “flying time” display on my instrument panel said something like 6.5 days. But I take that with a bucket of salt because I once played all day (a good 6-8 hours) and it increased by about 1 hour.
I was so out of practise at docking that I nearly crashed when I finally reached home.
Finished the fourth constellation on Bejeweled Stars. I’m not sure, but I think they count stars earned on the Daily Challenge levels. 8)
I do not play Pokemon Go, but some of the memes and images going around are pretty darned funny.
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Pokemon was pretty much after my time. I think it came out when I was in high school or maybe right after. It didn’t seem like anything that I would be remotely interested in, so I never paid it any attention.
Niantic, the folks that made the new Pokemon Go game, also made Ingress. From what I understand, they’re very similar, except different genres/backstories and something about throwing balls at the characters?? No more likely to appeal to me than the original Pokewhatever. But yes, some of the memes are a hoot! The guy that stopped on a freeway, actually put the car in park, so he could catch a Pokethingy … damn. I’ve never heard of an Ingress player exhibiting that level of stupid.