Jesse R.

I love making stations and seeing what comes up. I tend to do "My Station" over the other options so it will eventually lead to Avenged Sevenfold.Or Selena Gomez. Usually both.

I've heard they don't pay artists as well, but I really enjoy it more than Spotify, which I have also tried.

This is an updated/fixed version of Legend of the Red Dragon, a BBS door from the early 1990s.

There are four "realms", each with dozens of players. The game resets in Brazil time for some reason, so it's an evening reset (but not too late) for US players.

The River Realm is the "easy" mode, where no one can duel you without your permission, and you can "camp" other players by attaining powerful weapons and armors at low levels and hiding at the inn, killing others in self-defense.

The Forest Realm is the "medium" mode. Duels are still only allowed with permission, but you can only equip certain weapons/armors at certain levels so you can't get too powerful. You also automatically die if you log off without attacking the dragon and have 15 million+ XP.

The Fire Realm is "hard" mode. It is the same as Forest realm mostly, except that you can now duel other players without asking first.

The game has a fairly active Facebook group.

I do wish Keu wouldn't win 80% of the time, however.

Hey look they are telling me to review my own site

Why would they let me do that

It's kind of weird
But I like it

Clay and his wife Dee have been running this company for more than 20 years. The product has remained amazing over the years and I stand by them. Others may prefer a "fancier" game like Out of the Park Baseball but I prefer something that doesn't eat up computer resources.

I wish they could have hired me to do something, but TBH I don't think my skillset would help them at all, and they probably don't have the time or resources to hire more employees than they have.

The site still has tons of content. If you are a new visitor you will find dozens of hours of high-quality cartoons that no other website has ever matched. If you're impatient/ADD, this is a good fit. The longest cartoons are maybe ten minutes, with many that are less than two minutes.

Sadly, Flash is dead, so all new contributions to the site are just embedded versions of YouTube videos, which is where all their content is posted now.

Instagram is perfect for me. I've always been a photogrpaher ever since I was five years old and Instagram lets me add photos instantly. There's even my instagram girlfriend that instantly likes my photos and I like her sexy pics in return. Someday I'll meet her and do non-PG13 things to her.

IMDB is a great site with lots of info and it's connected to Amazon and they rock too. It's been around forever and I've been a member for almost 14 years. Someday I'll have an IMDB page when I finally get all the fame I deserve.

There are many excellent quizzes on Sporcle, and the userbase is very creative in developing various games such as mine puzzles.

Their customer support is excellent. Despite being a completely free website, their email responses have been quicker and more informative than other companies that I was a paying customer for... Comcast and PG&E.

It's very exciting to see the new quizzes each day.

Always have been good to me. My mom had a subscription for my grandpa, who stopped watching movies due to his eyesight. They actually gave her a refund for months when he had not been using it at all. A good example of business, streaming only is still a good deal, now that they are adding more content.

This forum is fun but only four stars instead of five because it's not very active. The total amount of posts in this forum is around 211,000 based on my 211 being 0.1% of the forum's total posts. That is less than twice the amount I made on Electric (YouThink.com) over 13 years.

Most of the sub-forums haven't been used in months, though there are a couple that have been used within the past week.

You can get good advice for Final Fantasy games and other Square-Enix titles.

I definitely recommend this forum if you are interested in Final Fantasy and other RPGs. If you're not into RPGs, you won't get much out of it.

Every player in this game is put in their own "universe". That means all the other players on your team are computer players randomly generated by the website.

Your only competition with other players is comparing your stats to theirs. And comparing myself to the others, I am not as good as I should be. I didn't manage to make the All-Star team in my first season and the second is not looking promising. Getting MVP is difficult because you have to be voted the game MVP 15 times, so nearly 10% of your games.

I did manage a World Series victory with my team, which was nice.

The game has "stars" in it, meaning you earn so-called "stars" which let you train your player to make him better and hence get more stars, training him further. Every time you put stars in a skill the stars needed to advance it further increase. It gets pretty difficult to push your abilities beyond a certain level.

Overall 4/5, would be better if you could actually play real people as we did in Brushback Baseball.

Indeed is a platform that allows employers and employees to contact one another. I have had a positive experience finding my first job I could actually call a career from here, but other than that job, I haven't had as much luck.

There are some questionable jobs out there. The worst are the headhunters, usually for a major company. They are all offering the same job across several networks and claiming varying pay rates.

The assessments are actually fun, though. This is a big step up from Craigslist, and WAY better than Monster. USAJobs could learn a thing or 69 from Indeed.

Banned words: "Glenn Beck, CuckingFunt, Sperglord"

I run 92 Nations based on me, tomi lahren, and otherz.

Some people are annoying, if you make a region and leave it unguarded it gets "invaded".

This website is a good resource for obscure computer games. Most people might not remember old DOS games, but if you want to look them up, MobyGames is a good place to start.

It's a good thing you can't smell a webmaster through the web, because if you did, this site would make you retch.

It could be a good source for econ news but sadly it broke down in June 2016 and is stuck there.

It's kind of like the Drudge Report with shoddier design but less bias.

I consider myself lucky if my teams go. 500 in a full season. I've made the playoffs maybe three times and I've always lost in the first round. Twice I lost 3-2 in a series when I started up 2-0. I tend to do too much offense on my team so my pitchers get fatigued and I end up with terrible ERAs for all my relievers.

The game is very fun though and the community is less toxic than most.

Baseball-reference has been around for a long time. I used it 18 years ago when it was "bigbadbaseball.com" and it's stayed about the same. It's an excellent resource for looking up baseball players. They used to have an "ELORater" that let fans compare two players and then rank which one was better. It was fun, but the webmaster decided to pull the plug.

This is a good source for baseball stats but if you are looking for detailed analysis, you should go to FanGraphs. The blogs that are linked to by Baseball-Reference [not directly on their site] on the player pages are often garbage that no one should read.

This game can be very fun if you know what you are doing. You can make a couple players put them on a team. It has a throwback feel to it. It seems like something you would have found online in the late 1990s, not something from 2017. But that's a good thing. I miss the old days of the web when most people didn't understand it and it was more challenging to maneuver.

This game can be annoying because I'm not that good at it. Other players always seem to know how to craft an excellent hitter/pitcher and mine have often failed miserably like a Kim Batiste.

Steam as a web service is very good, but the UI can be a bit clunky. Especially if you are going to a link to Steam.com which will often force you to log into your Steam account even if you are already logged in elsewhere.

FanGraphs is a good resource overall, but their site can be buggy and doesn't always work as intended.

Baseball Prospectus lacks the depth you'll find on FanGraphs, but the site is more reliable.