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I'm a Green Lantern now. I have a green lantern.

This isn't particularly about myself, but something I see in general and have seen around the community.

You know, the internet brings the worst out of people. People will do things on the internet that they wouldn't normally do face to face with people. It's incredible how truly awful people can be when there's a distance between them. I try to be positive, but there are people there to tear it down.

I don't like it.

Depending on how long Big Bird's species lives, he's most likely already an adult. Chickens are already adults at 16-24 weeks old. The biggest bird, ostriches, are sexually mature at 4 to 5 years. I'd say he's an adult.

Huh. Now that I think of it, my first channel is 18 years old now.

They're like children. It's frankly quite ridiculous watching this from outside the US.

Yeah, well, Canada is currently talking to Europe, not the US.

Don't be this kind of person.

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Who is Joel Murray, and why is he not Colin Mochrie?

I'd love to see Whose Line in person!

No way. That's sad. I participated in it a couple times, though never finished.

I think I'm on the mend now.

The joys of getting sick on the week that both games I play and make videos for have updates. I should be recording, not coughing.

But isn't that how you pronounce the peanut butter anyway?

Less than 100 to the big 64k subs! A full 1000 stacks! Or is that a stack of thousands?

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So, in good news, we are shockingly close to hitting affiliate on the Twitch!! Pretty exciting that is. Will be streaming tomorrow... today... yes. Sunday, Mar 23rd. Let's go with 2pm ct. I will set the mind into some kinda schedule soon.
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We still have regular snapshots, but they're not introducing new things now. Pre-releases soon? And with Minecraft Live on the 22nd, I wonder if the timing will be the week after, so they can introduce the update, and possibly talk about the summer drop (is it going to be big, as usual?).

Look up Hakone. It is still potentially active, and probably is classified as such, but it hasn't erupted in around 800 years, and those were phreatic eruptions. The last time there was magma was thousands of years ago. Owakudani is the main active area now.

For some general ideas, don't eat in touristy areas. It's expensive and not always authentic. Go to the narrow side streets and find little restaurants away from the busy areas. Better food, cheaper, and you see the real Japan.

For the closest intact castle to Tokyo, there's one in Odawara. I've been there twice. It's a reconstruction, but it's fascinating, and you can see how the whole castle grounds were laid out with multiple walls, gates, and bridges. It inspired Edo Castle in Tokyo.

Kamakura is filled with many famous shrines and temples, and it was the capital of Japan centuries ago. It's also the birthplace of ninja. There's a shrine called Sasuke Inari Jinja (with many red torii gates) that's in a valley known for ninja. Sasuke was a famous ninja.

The fun part about Hakone is that you're inside a dormant volcano, and there's a crater lake that has a ship that you can take. I spent a couple nights there. If you wanted to go north, Nikko has a famous shrine and is well-known for hot springs. For history, visit Kamakura (I lived there!).

Okay, in Tokyo, definitely indulge your geeky/nerdy side by visiting Akihabara and Harajuku. Yes, they're touristy and busy, but they're absolutely geeky. For history, Meiji Jingu Shrine by Harajuku is a must. Imperial Gardens by Tokyo Station, too. Great onsens in Hakone (touristy, though).

I lived in the Tokyo area for 11 years. What kind of things are you interested in seeing? And how long will you be there?

I can find it easily. But then, it's in my to watch playlist.

Same!