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One other thing, I love the idea of you pick your own doom. Sorta your actions decide your final humiliated state. A series of humiliating choices, that sorta thing.

Tyler was too much of an ass to play along, but Tamia.....

Sweet. I can't wait to see it.

I'm a bit disappointed Tyler didn't get diapered at the end of it. Castor oil tends to have a long lasting effect so a little padding wouldn't go unneeded.

I will admit, I think what I'm most excited for is what'll happen to the others.

Of course, its one of my favorites.

How about you? Are you enjoying it?

Hows it going Jinchu? Up to work on the Game roleplay? I think Tyler's humiliation is about to hit a climax.

Whose Jacob in fairy tales?

Now for Pixar; again, I admit that you are right in some areas; while I'm not a fan of Brave as it wasn't as good as I thought it would be, aside from the mother and daughter relationship and third act, I didn't like other films like Cars 2 being an incredibly forced sequel and Good Dinosaur doing everything Land Before Time did. And yes, I understand if you hated Monsters University, because not many did. I liked it but can see other views.

But what about other films, like WALL-E, or Up, Incredibles or the Toy Story films?

Going back to the ending song, that's We Know the Way. That really didn't bother me, because it shows the tribe's founded courage to sail to other islands as the dad forbade it due to an experience.

Of if you mean the actual credits song, you got me on that because I can't remember. I can remember Tamatoa breaking the fourth wall though.

As for the film's are Hunchback, I will admit that I agree with that, as films in 2000 weren't seen as big things. I mean, Mulan stands out totally, as well as Lilo and Stitch, but there are others that aren't seen as big; Atlantis, Treasure Planet, Fantasia 2000, Brother Bear, hell even Emperor's New Groove. But don't forget about Tangled, that was a pretty good film.

Also, don't get me started on those sequels. SOME are good or tolerable, but most don't even hold up to the original standards.

One more thing... does Pixar count?