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A baking mixer! Hell yes! Been itching to bake but every time I wanted to, I remembered I didn't have a mixer. Now I have one! Thank you Secret Stan-ta! As for my secret santa gitee, your gifts should be on their way soon!

To my SECRENT SNANTA, I've received confirmation from my family that my Secret Santa gift is at my parent's place. Once finals are over and I'm home, I'll open it. (Also, thank you!)

Thank you thank you thankyou! OC Remixes are legit what inspired me to learn to play piano. Thank you @Dhsu and @djpretzel (and staff)!

Looks like a good number of the links are broken. I'm desperately looking for a copy of Reuben Kee's "The Place We Knew" Has OCR considered hosting sheets itself if provided by the remixer? I love playing OC ReMixes, but over time people neglect their personal sites so the sheet music is lost. If OCR doesn't host, having a central hosting on Google Drive or dropbox would make it a little more permanent than trying to scour the internet or rolling the dice with the waybackwhen machine. Thoughts?

Thank you SECRENT SNANTA for the album and for making me laugh pretty hard!

Oh. Snap. That time of the year already? Ahhhh yessssss

Enemies will shoot at you, but you can't pick up their guns to shoot back. I was waiting for reviews to hit before I bought, but somehow I found myself playing it on release day. I think it's a huge improvement over the first game. The story is still garbage, but at least it's charming garbage. The game found a style and they run with it (pun def intended), which I think was the best approach. Mirror's Edge is far more about the zen of running through a modern futuristic cityscape than it is about anything else. Because of that, the open world is such a good change. A couple of times I found myself running in circles, but I didn't really care because the running mechanics were so satisfying. It looks like EA put a lot of money into Mirror's Edge which made it a pretty decent game, but unfortunately I don't think it's for everyone. It scratches all the right itches for me, but it's not a game that I'd go out and immediately recommend to everyone. But, if you like the first game, you'll love the second.

Thank you Flexstyle! I love it. Sorry it took so long to post. Holiday stuff got in the way. These are some awesome albums. Eye of the Storm has been a favorite of my group of friends since it came out, and I've enjoyed RAM/Immersion for far too long without actually owning them. I've never listened to The Chemical Brothers so I'm pumped to try it! Haven't had much time to listen to it due to the holiday, but I'll be going through all my music soon. Again thank you! Hope you had a Merry Christmas!

I have received confirmation that the package is at my parent's house! I will be there tomorrow evening to open it. Super excited!

I also got you some Riot Points! PMed the redemption code. Merry Christmas!

It totally doesn't, so I'm lounging over in the "Aeris" camp. Brought some marshmallows. I think Garpocalypse brought the graham crackers. Someone bringing the chocolate?

Just shipped mine through Amazon. Had something in mind I would have liked to include, but it would have been too awesome! (...or it would have put me past my budget ) There's a digital code to send your way too, so message me when you get the package and I'll reply with the second half!

Every story ever made is a variation of some other story. The same goes for music, art, or any creative work. The details are what vary and make a piece of work "new." Nostalgia sells, but that's not all that is considered. I agree with what AngelCityOutlaw said. I mean, take Tangled, Tangled takes Rapunzel and makes it its own. Tangled is still very much Rapunzel, but it has a considerably different flavor, which prevents it from being "Another telling of Rapunzel" while still keeping the core themes and narrative intact. FF7's remake has a rich background to pull from. I'd say that there's plenty of room for a successful take on the original story, while being true to the themes of the first. The new FF7 will be different, but that doesn't mean it won't be good. Just different. Whether or not it will sell well is something else entirely. I get the feeling that fans will buy it regardless of how it's received. The Hobbit trilogy sold well and those movies were major flops for hardcore fans. I went to see all 3 movies even though I had issues with them. If I had a PS4, I'd probably get FF7's remake, even if it was reviewed poorly because the idea of wandering around a setting as interesting as FF7's with modern graphics is really appealing.

My gift should be shipping soonish. Finals are next week so I haven't had time to think about this much. You WILL get it before Christmas! I think I gave my parents address so if you're shipping something physical to me, the soonest I'll get it will prob be around the 23rd when I go home for break ...fxsnowy, is that comic book nintendo official?