TwoTailedFox

Tron Uprising. Tron (original) is my favorite movie, but I probably would've never watched it (or Tron Legacy) if it wasn't for Tron Uprising. It's really sad it lasted only one season, it was the best show Disney had in years It's one of the best animated shows I've ever seen.

I don't celebrate Halloween too much, like put up decorations, go to scary events like a haunted house, etc. But I do enjoy carving a pumpkin and dressing up to pass out candy (People come to me to see my costume! I don't have to walk anywhere! How cool is that?!?! Oh yeah, and they come to get candy too ) Dressing up is my most favorite part of Halloween because I love to make my own costumes. 2010 I was Amy Rose, 2013 I went as Quorra from Tron Legacy, 2014 I was the 4th Doctor from Doctor Who. This year? I went as Mike Nesmith from The Monkees! I crocheted the hat, and sewed the buttons and felt on the shirt all myself. We also carved a pumpkin with The Monkees logo on it (Pictures in spoiler tag to take up less space)

So today I realized there was a feature that allowed you to look back at who's liked your posts and what posts you've liked. I was going through it, and I saw a lot of posts that don't seem like I would've liked them, but it said that I had. For instance, one post that I supposedly liked was one that was telling someone how to use YouTube tags. Since that didn't seem like something I would like, I decided to go to the post and see for myself if 4 years ago I had liked it. I was right, I hadn't. My reputation activity, with it set on the page that had the supposed liked post. The alert is all the way at the bottom, with the post titled "First Gameplay Hack(s) of the demo", made by Goku262002 The "liked" post. Notice nothing that said I liked it. This isn't the only one. When I saw on reputation activity (on the same reputation activity page that I liked to above, all the way at the bottom. Post made by Phineas on "Worst Sonic Game Soundtrack?") that I had supposedly liked a post about Sonic Adventure 2 having the worst soundtrack, that also go me suspicious (I really like Sonic Adventure 2). Yet when you look at the actual post, there is no like from me. There could be other errors about what posts I've liked, but these are the only two I've looked at. Not everything is incorrect though. I looked at a few other posts that I had liked according to reputation activity, and it was correct that I had liked those posts.

A little game I got at McDonald's in 2003 called "Knuckles' Soccer". It's just a LCD game where you play as Knuckles and you have to keep the soccer balls from going into the net. It's cute, and slightly entertaining, but nothing to get excited over. After that it was "Mario and Sonic At The Olympic Games" that I got for Christmas 2009. That's what really got me into the Sonic games. My first official Sonic game that I played was probably Sonic the Hedgehog on Sonic Mega Collection Plus for the PS2, which I got for my birthday in February 2010.

My all time favorite TV show? "Get Smart"(1965-1970) I didn't think I'd like it at first, because I wasn't a fan of spies. But did this show ever change my mind! It's actually really funny. It stars Don Adams as Maxwell Smart (Agent 86), who works as a spy for CONTROL to stop KAOS. He isn't very bright... (think Inspector Gadget, who was voiced by Don Adams). I chose the name "Agent 82" because of this show Next up, another show starring Don Adams, "Tennessee Tuxedo and His Tales" (1963-1966) I used to watch this when I was very little (re-runs, of course). I had forgotten about it until I watched Get Smart and felt that Max's voice was familiar (once you hear Adam's voice, it's kinda hard to forget). Tennessee Tuxedo is a penguin who lives at the zoo with his friend Chumley the Walrus. Tennessee always has some big idea, but unfortunately they are usually unsuccessful. The episodes are about 10 minutes long, and each one has a different lesson on how things work (TVs, radios, cameras, etc.) Finally, "Alias Smith and Jones" (1971-1973) The show stars Pete Duel (Hannibal Heyes, alias Joshua Smith) and Ben Murphy (Jedidiah "Kid" Curry, alias Thaddeus Jones) as two outlaws trying to become good. The governor will give them amnesty if they can stay out of trouble. It's a western comedy. I don't like westerns, but I do like this show. Fun fact, I have the same birthday as Pete Duel (Feb 24th) Honorable mentions: ALF (1986-1990), Top Cat (1961-1962), and Doctor Who (4th Doctor, 1974-1981)

I saw the first one completely (Disney Channel movies are my guilty pleasure ) It was... Ok. It's better than some of their other films, but nothing to shower with praise. Actually, it would've been alright if it didn't have Maia Mitchell. I could even tolerate Ross Lynch, but Maia got on my nerves. Didn't like her fake American accent. I'll probably see the second one at some point, simply because I like their silly movies. Not saying I think they're good, they're just kind of fun to watch some times. Now Descendants, that one sounds awful. However, I am happy to hear it's not mainly a musical, so I'll give it that.

Is it still not working for you? Because it looks to me that your avatar is a picture of Silver. You can try clearing your cache (similar to what Chris suggested, though I've never heard of forced refresh without cache). Not sure what your browser is, but on Firefox to clear your cache it's options, advanced, and then network. Click the button that says "clear now" under "cached web content".

Go up to the top of the page. Click on your name, right next to "sign out". A menu will drop down with a few options. Click on "manage ignore prefs". At the top of that page, there will be a little box you can click that says next to it "Ignore all signatures when reading topics and personal messages". Select the box, go to the bottom of the page, and hit "save changes". I've had signatures ignored for years