@mathgrant haha I was about to then I realized as well

I’m finally getting around to watch the Sonic the Hedgehog movie. My family is renting it so wish me luck!

Good luck.

Wasn’t bad.

Could of been better but it was enjoyable for the most part.

I've had it for a while, still haven't watched it.

It’s story wise about the same as the 1993 Saturday morning cartoon but you can tell a lot of heart was put in to it and it was fairly good.

I usually watch movies like that with my folks because they're clean, and give them a chuckle. Just haven't had a chance lately.

Maybe a bit better than the SAT-AM cartoon.

Hey so since music isn’t really a thing, apparently there’s a video of Kanye West taking his Grammy award into the bathroom and pissing on it

Music as in category

alex rider was some good stuff

yeah a friend of mine used to read those books a lot I think.

I always loved everything Rick Riordan wrote

i read tons of his books

they got me through some tough times

I could just escape into that reality.

Have any of you guys watched Meta Runner?

Haven't heard of it.

@jimmy isn’t it that animated series made by SMG4?

Dang Frankie Muniz doesn't remember playing Malcom.

@ThiccSpicyGenderRevealParty Nah. Rick Riordan was a bunch of fantasy books, mainly based around Greek and Roman gods. They were pretty good

I’d recommend anyone read the percy jackson novels sometime in their life. They are for teenagers, but I think they were great.

agreed, the Percy Jackson books are great

I also really enjoy his Magnus Chase series that's about norse mythology

I felt super proud because every time they taught a new fact about Greek Mythology I was like “i already knew that” and gave 14 year old me a sense of superiority

ain't that the truth

Those books were great, good humor and actually good character development

Heck the Kane Chronicles were almost better

I never got around to reading those but always wanted to

ah, to be a teenager again

now I enjoy stinky grown up books

I read the first Magnus Chase book and know a lot of early American history and so when Hel was teaching Magnus about Bunker Hill and he didn’t know anything about it I was like “what the flip, Magnus! You’ve lived in flippin’ Boston your entire life, didn’t you ever go to historic sites and read the signs?”

They were different enough from the percy Jackson books, but i think they had better humor and a different way to tell the story, while still being in the same universe

Of course not, he was living on the streets

not his whole life tho

For enough of it

only for a like a year or something

maybe a little more

I need to dig up those books from my mom's place and reread them

Oh, its been a bit since ive read it, and unlike the other series, only read magnus chase once