Dave

It was a great set up for the Fatality Combo of the night:

Trump couldn't have floundered more if he was literally drowning. He danced around answering the questions and masked it with a bluster that, if you do any level of fact checking, shows that he says whatever is on the top of his head, rather than what is actually the case. Favorite highlights include him claiming to be smart for evading taxes while criticizing NATO members for not paying their share, bragging about how he got away with the lawsuit against him in regards to discriminatory hiring practices during the part of the debate focused on race relations, and claiming that Hillary has been fighting ISIS her whole life even though it has only existed approximately two years. For those interested, here is the transcript of the debate along with fact checks on the references both candidates cite. You'll notice the falsehoods tend to stack of on the side of Trump. http://www.npr.org/2016/09/26/495115346/fact-check-first-presidential-debate

I think it's a national feeling after tonight.

I'm glad I'm Canadian.

When you put it that way, it sounds like my initial statement was completely ludicrous and devoid of logic.

The people who know how to drive adhere to too many rules on the road and worry about too many things (like speed limits, lanes, not hitting pedestrians, etc), while the person who doesn't know how to drive will be able to steer the car using common sense and do what FEELS right.

I see nothing flawed nor dangerous about this logic.

I'm tired of cars being driven by people who have spent their lives driving. Let's give the keys to someone who doesn't know how to drive, because that ignorance makes them more trustworthy.

I hope so. Given that we're delving into Cinderella's Castle, I'm hoping we can get some appearances here and there.

A friend and I were just browsing some shirts, and I looked over at the other friends who were with us a little ways away, and they were freaking out. So I went over them to ask what was up, and apparently, I was next to Carrie Fisher. Had no idea.

It turns out I was actually standing next to Carrie Fisher at the convention, and I didn't even realize it.

One of the criteria I use for deciding whether things are art or not is if it can evoke some level of introspection, thought, or emotion. And animation can definitely manage to do that as well. I think Fantasia is a good example; the Toccata and Fugue piece is an attempt at drawing an abstract and shapeless thing such as music and produce it into a physical form, yet not in as literal a form of storytelling as The Sorcerer's Apprentice, while still trying to contain the emotional content of the music.

Long day at the local convention, but it was fun. Got a Tracer shirt, White Mage shirt, some Bioshock, Bloodborne, and Portal art. And an adorable Siegmeyer pin!

Found this meme on Twitter and thought it was kind of fun.

How much Chuck would a Chuck Wood wood if a chuck wood could wood chuck?

The fact that The Beast made it to Hollow Bastion based on nothing but willpower and love, even after the Heartless devoured his entire world and everyone in it. Maleficent breaking the keyblade in re:Coded. Something I'd love to see more of.

Thank you! I hope my dreams are filled with such melodious music as well.

gunji pls teach me to dbl jump so i can get gud

It would probably look like Riku. Think about it for a minute or two.

I can't believe I've never seen that gif before, but I love it.

Woo! Happy birthday to you too!

This game needs to be so edgy that I can't touch the controller without cutting myself on it.

I've always wanted more exploration in the games. Going to essentially the same stage with different backdrops and smashing x only takes me so far.

Excuse me, I believe there has been a misunderstanding. I am clearly the only Lea here.

I'm not sure if I'm going to be free today. How are you for tomorrow?