Kevin revisits Disc Replay in Highland, IN after a major update has been finished at the store. This is my local go to for all my retro needs. Disc Replay is great because of the fact that every store is unique.

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I remember a great deal about the movie theaters of yesterday.  I always remember more when I visit a theater to see a show nowadays.  I can not stand so many things about the theater today I only go if I am at gun point or if it is a rare occasion something good is actually coming out.

David Zinczenko's articles, books, and observations on "Eat This, Not That", "Drink This, Not That", "Buy This, Not That", etc. are poorly thought out and a waste of journalism.

For the past ten years, there has been a crossroad where I pass regularly that I always noticed someone or something has always thrown shoes all over the area.

Online dating is one of the most interesting services by far on the internet.

Recently I visited a local store looking for a new toy for my dog.

I work for a living as an outside consultant for hire in the IT field.

Last Wednesday the iPad was announced, and after a considerable review, I have concluded that it is nothing but a geriatric iPhone.

I am sick and tired of getting ripped off on ebay.

I try not to harp too much on public restrooms, but sadly enough, they are the biggest targets on a day to day basis for me.  Most standard public bathrooms have basic methods for drying your hands.  You run into the paper towel scenario, hand dryer or both.

People nowadays are all getting into twitter.  As if MySpace and Facebook wasn't enough, the internet has to go and top itself with twitter.

Back in the day safety commercials were littered through the prime time tv hours of after school television.  Several of these commercials had some of the worst safety mascots and messages I have ever seen. But one distinctly comes to mind whenever I  recall having to put up with safety commercials eating up precious TV time that could either be soliciting badass video games or toys instead of giving me a safety message in the most incoherent way possible.

Recently I have visited several stores and noticed a pattern.

YouTube.com is a great way to share video over the internet but some of the creations that come from it are going way too far.