Gen Chat 9: THE HORROR!

zulux21 wrote:to a degree

zulux21. wrote:everyone is so young...
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27 to a degree

you young kids with all your hopes and dreams in front of you. Me I will just slowly rot away like the old person I am

Luna wrote:

zulux21 wrote:to a degree

What's that supposed to mean?! D:<

Luna wrote:Jah

zulux21 from last thread wrote:Nah, I just go with the flow and hope that all is well that ends well.

I mean you likely see the new puppy as something adorable that you can play with and love and enjoy the company of.

I would see something that will have potty issues and thus likely result in you stepping in a puddle in the middle of the night, that will likely chew up something of great value to me, and destroy countless things of non great value, that will likely at least one night that I need to sleep do something to keep me up and make it so I have to run on little sleep on a day I needed to be well rested.

Well trained dogs are fine and can be good companions (I am apparently allergic so not such great company for me but still) puppies are great to visit but a huge pain to actually raise. AKA I would have a blast playing with your puppy but be glad I don't have to clean up after it.

It has already been confirmed recently that plans are now in the works for a Zelda movie. In fact, Shigeru Miyamoto, creator of “The Legend of Zelda” and “Mario” games has recently discussed the potential casting for the film.

Takashi Tezuka, designer and director of the numerous “The Legend of Zelda” and “Mario” games, added that they would like someone who is completely new and indicated that a Japanese actor may not be the best fit for the character, details Gamespot.

Tezuka explained that he personally thinks that Link should be played by a female actress that has boyish features. He adds that Link is very different to how Japanese female looks so the female actress should not be a Japanese.

Miyamoto also said that when he attended the Japanese Expo recently, there were so many people in cosplay and some of them really looked very good. Any of them, he said, would be good to play as Link.

“The Legend of Zelda” on Wii U will eventually be released but since Nintendo has yet to make a statement or announcement about an exact release date, the gamers’ anxious moments continue.

Nintendo has announced last month that it is going to release “The Legend of Zelda: Tri-Force Heroes” on the 3DS on October 23 with a retail price of $39.99.

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The game is said to be quite unique because it is the only “The Legend of Zelda” game that can be played multiplayer with other players.

Now that “The Legend of Zelda: Tri-Force Heroes” on 3DS has a release date, Nintendo can focus on finding an exact date for the rollout of “The Legend of Zelda” on Wii U, which could finally happen next year or at the latest, in 2017.

zulux21 wrote:27 was around the age I started feeling old >.>

-Mazer wrote:Shut it Zulu.


HAPPY BIRTHDAY KOENIG! *Birthday hugs and kisses

Luna wrote:

zulux21 wrote:27 was around the age I started feeling old >.>

SHADUP, I DON'T WANNA THINK ABOUT IT!!!! D;

-Mazer wrote:
Also:

It has already been confirmed recently that plans are now in the works for a Zelda movie. In fact, Shigeru Miyamoto, creator of “The Legend of Zelda” and “Mario” games has recently discussed the potential casting for the film.

Takashi Tezuka, designer and director of the numerous “The Legend of Zelda” and “Mario” games, added that they would like someone who is completely new and indicated that a Japanese actor may not be the best fit for the character, details Gamespot.

Tezuka explained that he personally thinks that Link should be played by a female actress that has boyish features. He adds that Link is very different to how Japanese female looks so the female actress should not be a Japanese.

Miyamoto also said that when he attended the Japanese Expo recently, there were so many people in cosplay and some of them really looked very good. Any of them, he said, would be good to play as Link.

zulux21 wrote:yeah,  it was around 27 when I figured out that people who can buy booze weren't even in the same decade as me for birth.

my wife is pointing out though it was 25 or 26 that I started complaining about age since most age brackets are 18-24 then 25-34 and I was in the middle age bracket now

Luna wrote:

zulux21 wrote:yeah,  it was around 27 when I figured out that people who can buy booze weren't even in the same decade as me for birth.

my wife is pointing out though it was 25 or 26 that I started complaining about age since most age brackets are 18-24 then 25-34 and I was in the middle age bracket now

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