Mr. Fluffy

Muaka and Kane-Ra had a cool head-lunging feature, and they also had a cool combiner model.

Isn't "Roll Tide" a popular greeting in Alabama?

I've got about thirty sets sitting on shelves, as well as a ton of pieces organized in bags. Though I haven't built any mocs in over two years.

I'm a reserved and level-headed person, so I'd say I'm like Onua overall. Although when playing online videogames, I'm like Tahu. XD

American Football. Not quite as exquisite as your all's favorites. lol

Halo 4. Believe it or not, there are people who play this game. lol I also played The Last of Us a while back. Amazing game storywise.

Greetings, fellow Nostalgia Critic and JonTron fan! Watching The Last Airbender was both hilarious and infuriating from how bad it was. My brother and I couldn't stop talking about it after watching it in theaters. Can't wait to see NC review it soon, especially considering that he watched and adored the actual show recently.

Both the Mata Nui robot and the Bara Magna robot would've been epic as titan sets.

I personally like the Makuta Phantoka. I love their dark palettes and organic look, as well as the overall vampirish vibe (and no I do not like Twilight XD). They were head and shoulders above the other 2008 canister sets (the Toa Phantoka were generic, and the Mistika sets plain stank).

Yeah, I went into this topic, saw the moc, and was like "Haven't I seen this before?..." :PLove the compact design. He looks streamlined and well-armored. He's dynamically poseable as well (that waist is an amazing technical feat). The colors flow well too. My only critiques are that his legs are too short, and that the airboard looks diminutive under this newly revamped Toa of Life. But overall, excellent work!

That's really cool! The way you fitted the pieces is fantastic. The colors are good; the trans pieces are nicely distributed. Though I feel like the bulky arms and mask contradict with the rest of the moc's elegant, streamlined aesthetic. But that might be me being nitpicky. XD Nonetheless, amazing job!

That's a cool dragon Roa. Krukoa has been topped. Komodo is now my favorite moc from you (as well as one of my top favorite mocs of all time). Hopefully we'll see more from you sometime soon! Your most recent giant-sized Bomonga moc was awesome too.

I like Kopaka Nuva's Akaku, as well as the Ignika.

I like Makuta, Brutaka, and Muaka and Kane Ra.

Not sure if this counts as cartoons, but Mr. Meaty was a show on Nick. Thankfully was.

Some books I've read recently include the Bible and the Dialogues of Plato. For college, not entertainment.

If you were to put all your blood vessels in a single line, the line would wrap around Earth twice.

Just saw that! So pumped! Though I'm a little worried if the show's creators will be able to keep up a quality show for 4 seasons. The first show only lasted 3 seasons, and I'm not sure how much ideas they can pull out of the hat considering that Korra's already a fully realized Avatar. It probably won't start til next spring. But yeah, the Viacom-Direct TV thing's getting on my nerves too.

I was happy to see Pikmin 3 at E3. I didn't really like the first game, but I LOVED the second game.

If it's scheduled, I'm gonna be sure to watch the Colts play the Broncos. XD

Games I'm interested in include Pikmin 3, LBP: Kart Racing, and Halo 4.Unfortunately I have DirecTV (which doesn't broadcast G4), so I have to rely on other ways for E3 updates.

Same here. It's been two weeks! And it looks like Korra's gonna deal with that sleazebag Tarrlok.

That is the whole point, you know. To my gathering it appears that the vocals in death metal are supposed to be used in manner much similar to the instruments: that is to say that they blend together to complete the overall sound, as opposed to cutting through. And to be honest, it confuses me when people say that they like growled vocals but not the gurgles and pig squeals because they cannot understand them; like you can make out every word the vocalist says in an old school/melodic death metal band anway?It's not death metal that I'm ripping on, it's brutal death metal. The song I listened to was Flesh Consumed's "Harvesting Humans". While the instrumentals were good, the vocals weren't. I prefer vocals that successfully express what the lyrics are trying to say. You can still have blending vocals without sacrificing the lyrics. Just tone the growling back to where it still sounds savage, but you can understand the vocals. Death metal succeeds to do this, but brutal death metal takes the growling too far.