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Hey. Sorry for the late reply. I've been having a lot health problems. So, how was your winter break? What sort of things did you do?

Shall We Dance? is a movie. Perhaps you were thinking of the TV show So You Think You Can Dance? lol. I haven't seen that show btw >.> As I said, the Japanese version of Shall We Dance got better reviews so I'd recommend that one.

Speaking of indie games, did you ever get a chance to watch or play McPixel? Not sure if you'd be interested in this or not, but since you liked Binding of Isaac you might want to check out the original Legend of Zelda since they based a lot of the game on Zelda. You can get NES emulators online. I know you're busy with school and there are plenty current games you're probably already playing, but I thought I'd mention it.

There's a sexy, young Filipino woman in 20+ BTW
http://myanimelist.net/profile/luiandreya

So what are your favorite Led Zeppelin songs? Mine are Ramble On, Good Times Bad Times, Whole Lotta Love, and Dazed and Confused.

I just started watching Pewdiepie play Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Wizard which is a Japanese RPG. The animated cutscenes are done by Studio Ghibli, but the gameplay scenes have the same animation style as the cutscenes. It really feels like you're in a Ghibli movie. I'm a huge fan of Ghibli movies. Also the game features an original soundtrack by Joe Hisaishi, known for composing the scores of several Studio Ghibli feature films. I'm disappointed he's playing with subtitles since I prefer English dubbed. If you want to check it out the first episode here's a Youtube link. I recommend watching in full screen and HD.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8rCbHB1i8A

lol, I just watched a Cry of Fear video where there's a few different points where Pewdiepie starts accidentally speaking in Swedish and doesn't even realize it. (one of the comments: You know things are intense when Pewdiepie starts speaking in Swedish) The opposite thing happened when he was doing a Happy Wheels video with Swedish commentary. He kept accidentally switching to English. (one of the comments: I think Pewdiepie is better at speaking English than Swedish).

Cool, in elementary school, junior high, and high school we sometimes played badminton in gym class. When we learned to play the thing you hit with the racquet was referred to as a "birdie", but I found out later that it's also called a shuttlecock. I think I can guess why the name was changed lol.

Yeah, I took a couple of those PE classes in college too. I did basketball, tennis, volleyball, yoga, and tai chi. I also took ballroom dancing, but I dropped it after a few weeks.

My freshman year I'd usually get drunk on the weekends, but after my freshman year I started having health problems so I quit drinking. I tried going to parties and hanging out with people who were drinking, but I didn't find it fun when I was sober.

I'm not sure if you follow the 20+ listening thread (because I posted this there too), but last night I watched a bunch of Saturday Night Live comedy music videos. I tried to limit the amount I chose to share, but there was a lot of good ones. Some are funnier than others while some are good songs even if they weren't that humorous. Also, some you might have to wait till towards the end before humorous part happens.

For me, it's the opposite. I'm not good at taking notes, which will probably kick my ass in the long-run. I also lose focus trying to listen and keep up with classroom instruction, unless the professor or instructor is directly talking with me, one-on-one. Also, with online, you can be more selective with your learning. You look for whatever knowledge you want to. At least that's the way I see things.

Phantom is pretty damn good, I must say. It even features some nice cars too (probably the best lineup I've seen to date) to go along with the cool characters. I wonder if I should finish it out and make it my 150th completion for TV series, or just leave that milestone to KoiChoco lmao

Oh, so you've lived in Asia most of your life. What was it like living there? How did you adjust to living in the US? My grandparents lived near the ocean so I'm not sure it was dry, but I didn't really pay attention to that kind of stuff.

When you mentioned Torchlight I thought it was based on that Dr. Who spin-off show, but then I remembered that the show is Torchwood LOL. So it's similar to Diablo? I remember playing the first Diablo. That game was really addictive (as most good RPGs are). I would have liked to play Diablo 2 so I could play as the necromancer. I used to play this text-based MMORPG where one of my characters was a dark elf necromancer assassin. The way the class system worked was that you pick a class and then when you reach level 12 you can choose a career which give you additional skills (and sometimes spells depending on which career you pick). Necromancer assassin was a nice combo because necromancers had a spell called shatter bones that made the target more vulnerable to blunt attacks and another spell called vampiric strike which allowed you to absorb hps from your opponent when using hand-to-hand combat. Then with the assassin career you learn martial arts which increases your hand-to-hand damage even more. The main drawbacks were that you had low hitroll and low defensive skills. I also liked the unlife career for necromancers which allowed you to create zombies to fight for you. That was fun too, but the zombies also had low hitroll.

I actually can't play video games anymore because I have pain in my hands due to fibromyalgia. As you can tell, I still enjoy discussing them. Some of my favorite games Colin McRae Rally, Worms, Bust-a-Move, Pilot Wings 64 and Civilization. I also played a lot of RPGs. Some of my favorites were Destiny of an Emperor, Might and Magic 6, Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance 2, Fable, Phantasy Star Online, Gladius, Baldur's Gate 2: Shadows of Amn, Morrowind, and Final Fantasy Tactics. A little over a year ago I tried playing Gladius and Final Fantasy Tactics because both those games have options where you can have the computer control your characters during battle which meant that I didn't have to use the controller as much. It got boring after a couple of weeks though. I also have a Playstation 2 game called Antigrav that uses a motion sensing camera to track the movements of your head and arms instead of using a controller. It's similar to snowboarding games except that you're riding on a hoverboard instead. On each level you can either race computer opponents or ride solo and do stunts for points. I don't play that game anymore because I'm putting all my energy into weightlifting and I'm not able to do both.

Recently, I also have been watching a lot of YouTube videos of people playing video games. I've watched over 200 Pewdiepie videos. I'm also watching Tobuscus play Skyrim and I watched Nerd Cubed play The Sims 3. I just started watching Guild Wars 2 on another channel. There's actually 2 people on that channel doing commentary (each playing their own character). They're both British so they sound the same to me and that gets a little confusing. Once in awhile I'll click on a random video too. For example I watched a video on LSD: Dream Emulator and Lollipop Chainsaw mainly because those games have such outrageous names. I found out later that Pewdiepie also made a video of LSD: Dream Emulator, but then removed it. Someone said it might be that he removed it because there was a scene where the screen flashes a bunch of times and that could trigger epileptic seizures for some individuals.

Hey. I was wondering if you'd seen any of Pewdiepie's McPixel videos or his ones where he's chatting with Cleverbot or Evie. If you haven't seen the McPixel ones yet, you might just want to play the game yourself because it's pretty funny even without his commentary.

I read your post about going back to school soon. How do you like college so far? What are you studying?

Have you heard of The Binding of Isaac? It's made by the same developer of Super Meat Boy. Totally different games though. The gameplay and level design are loosely based on the first Legend of Zelda game. Even the music is similar. I suppose you're too young though to have played the NES.