I'm pretty sure my parents still have a CRT, but it's in my little brother's room and hooked up to his GameCube. The TVs in my parent's room and the family room are newer ones.

But really, it's pretty weird how a single generation is so different when it comes to television. Most people our age watch TV shows online, either through Netflix, Hulu, or whatever hosting site we can get our hands on. But when it comes to my parents' generation, almost all people that age I know still have cable subscriptions and record TV shows on DVR. And my parents are pretty tech-savvy, but I guess since the internet wasn't a source of entertainment when they were growing up, they don't look to the internet to provide them with their TV needs.

I guess i really like to be in control of things, so I do videogames more than TV for entertainment's sake.

Totally makes sense. I like both, but they each make me feel entertained in very different ways.

I resisted switching away from a CRT as long as I could, since I play rhythm games, and rhythm games only started having display latency compensation within the last few years, and I have a lot of older stuff.

Whoops, there goes that candle...Seems to be a bit breezy in here, huh. Think this might lead out to the sea. That reminds me, I've heard stories about some old ghostly galleon around the parts. Maybe this used to be a pirates' cave.

*looks around* Espy! *tackles and cuddles*

OOF. Hello there.

*Messenger bat is sent ahead to the Smuggler's Cove under the Blackadder Speakeasy*

*The bat lands on Espy's hat and curls up on it*

-insert awkward anachronism here- (Speakeasies and pirate coves.)

-takes hat off and puts it in lap- Hm, a message from...Law? Haven't seem him around these parts in quite a while.

The Message reads:

To The Bartender of The Blackadder Speakeasy,

I have long studied the maps of the caves beneath Trisphee. It has come to my attention that there are older passageways that break off from the cove - one of which has been linked to a Captain Bill, a wealthy merchant dealing between privateers and nations, and a renowned connoisseur of Wine, Vodka, and Rum. It is possible that you may find some of his wealth in a side cavern.

However, I have also read of a legend of a doomed group of natives. The poor folk, while exploring the caverns, slipped down a chute. Unable to get back up, legend has it that they grew mad before they died during an earthquake. So, be careful.

Your humble servant,

Librarian Lawtan, Chaotic Dragon of the Sea

Oooooh, an adventure! *w* Let's go on an adventure! Let's go! **tugs on Espy's poofy pirate sleeve**

*tugs on Lucid's skirt* You Wanna go on an adventure?

Yeah, adventures! :D **tugs on Tiva's goopy arm thing** ..... D:

Go on ahead, I need to, uh, AFK and do some textbook reading and get dinner BUT I'LL CATCH UP WITH YOU LUBBERS LATER.

*reads message over Espy's shoulder, like the curious ghost cat she is and cackles a little insanely* Oh, this sounds like a mighty great place to explore!

The wine, vodka and rum got my attention..

through don't know these caverns very well so not totally sure if it is worth the danger of looking for any of the loot.