GuyBeardmane

I think he did well as Grinch, but the movie as a whole was awful for creating a needless backstory and adding a bunch of subplot that was unnecessary. The character was good but dragged down.

Disco af.

Chuck Jones has my vote.

Gilbert was ass. Too early in the game to rely on luck and getting him. Restarted 3 times to make sure someone successfully attacked him and then that he didn't die. But yeah, it wasn't that I didn't get the 108, it was that I didn't press the button in time to save Nanami. Riou's supposed to dive in to save her if you react in the half-second you have to say "Look out" or "Nanami," but instead I got the part where she deflects two arrows and catches the third in the gut. Replaying the whole thing to try and save her this time. Also going to get the early ending where they abandon the army too. Like, I just started playing Suikoden in the past two weeks. Really enjoyed the first one, thought it was fun. Love the second one, and it's just got me really into the characters. I need to find copies of 3 and 4 since I missed out on this series the first time around.

I went back to finish and I read the ending spoilers. I didn't react quickly enough when she got shot to save her. I started over again, because Nanami is the best sister.

Now THAT is high quality art.

That's okay, I already judge you.

Mickey's Christmas Carol has always been my favorite. I go out of my way to avoid any and every thing dealing with Christmas, but I always come back to Mickey's because it's just so, so good.

Macho Man Randy Savage delivering an Elbow Drop to any horror creation from Junji Ito's works.

I want to just curl up in a ball under a blanket and sob for the next couple days because Nanami. Like, goddamn. Saddest thing to happen in all video game history. It was tragic enough that Riou and Jowy found themselves on opposite sides of the war being best friends and children and all, but then both of them watching Nanami get killed just broke my heart. I've lost the will to continue the game.

These guns right here.

This is a very 90s song. Top Ten, maybe even Top Five.

Not sticking a camera up there again. Not after last time.

My outside, clearly. No one wants to see pictures of the interior of my colon.

YOU CAN'T AVERAGE DECADES. AN 80S SONG COVERED IN THE 2000S IS NOT A 90S SONG.

I would put this song in the Top Ten list of most 90s songs, but it's not number one.

Ace of Base is definitively 90s. Their catalogue serves as a soundtrack of the 90s. However their music is still incredibly enjoyable and it's easy to dance to, so much like "Another Night" above it finds itself being easily smooshed between other songs in the club without dramatically changing the mood.

See, with this song, we actually get closer to a millennium feel. It falls in with the boy band era.

This song is exceptionally 90s, but it's also club-kitsch. It could easily be sandwiched between other songs in a club and people wouldn't really notice the difference.

Irony. This is a great song, probably my favorite Pumpkins song, but it doesn't scream "Hey, listen, I'm the 1990s encapsulated in three and a half minutes."

See, this song is rad af and I love it, but it's a timeless song. This song would work in every decade from the 80s to now.

It's a good song, and it's pretty 90s, but it's not the most 90s. Like, this song is entertaining but it doesn't make me go "oh hey, this song is hella 90s."

There are many better songs from the 90s, but there is no song that is more 90s than "Two Princes."

Wait, so this jean jacket has a scorpion on it? FUCKING LIT I WANT IT.