Are you getting ready for playing your home console tonight, but you want a nice dinner that would put a smile on your face? Well you're in luck! Here's how to make my extreme pizza recipe that's out-of-this-world! Ingredients: -Chef Boyardee Pizza Kit -Little Caesar's Zap Pack -Sweet BBQ sauce -Colby Jack Sprinkle Cheese -Chicken Tenders or Dinosaur Chicken Nuggets -Garlic Powder -Parmesan I love Chef Boyardee Pizza! My mom used to make it for me and herself every Thursday night! I suggest you give it a try if you have never eaten it! But anyway's onto the recipe Step 1: In the mixing bowl roll the pizza like the instructions of the pizza kit, put a dash of Little Caesar's Zap Pack on the dough, which is actually pretty savory. Step 2: Pat the dough out on a rectangle pan, then squirt the BBQ sauce and spread it out, make sure it's gloppy, and while you're at it put a lot of Parmesan and more Zap Pack on it. Step 3: Microwave five or six chicken tenders...

I decided to go back to Chuck E. Cheese last weekend with my baby cousin, my baby cousin had birthday parties at Chuck E. Cheese and my family and I went a couple of times for that. I had a lot of fun! I always thought the Chuck E. Cheese commercials had a lot of zip and edge to them, however, where I lived as a kid we were way too far away from major cities. Chuck E. Cheeses weren't a small town thing. I lived closer to this place you might be familiar with: Billy Bob's Pizza Wonderland in Huntington, WV, which the Carpetbagger went to. Here are Chuck E. Cheese games I have fond memories of (forgive me for not remembering the names): -The Wheel That Lid Up and Spun Around To See How Many Tickets You Won -The Game With The Robots and Plastic Balls -Test Your Strength -Basketball -Super Monkey Ball -Air Hockey I ordered a very small pizza as a healthy option since I was an adult and I liked it, it kind of tasted like Domino's. My dessert was a brookie if you know what that i...

One thing I'd like to say about my game Adventures In Mess Making is, if you've already played you might notice that there's no audio in the game after World 1 Level 1, I mean I just stock music and digitally created sound effects which got old. For the sequel "Adventures In Mess Making TWO", I'm thinking about hiring a true passionate composer to make the music for me, I'm not that skilled in music and I'm not using stock music or digitally created audio again. I want to create the sound effects by using my talent in foley art and the music I want for it is music with a quirky, whimsical vibe. Here are some examples of what I'm talking about: The Clayfighter 64 Theme Song Smile Darn Ya Smile from Who Framed Roger Rabbit iSpy Theme Song McDonaldland Commercials Freakazoid Doug