I have a riddle! What tastes better than it smells? I only heard of it once, so I'm telling y'all because it's a good one! --BKS

I am. Done 1 starting a 2nd one but planning to do at least 10

The 14-year wait is over and the Parr family is back with more action, laughs and of course new villains. In the film, you can really see the difference in the graphics quality from 2004 to now. It's more detailed and in my opinion, adds more depth to the movie. The story starts off where The Incredibles finished off with the Parr family about to engage with the villain The Underminer, and all is going just fine until the family gets arrested for damaging city property and supers' are made illegal again. The family has no choice but to settle down and lead normal lives until a chance is given to them by an out-going businessman who believes in heroes. But... there's a bit of a twist. Instead of Mr.Incredible being given the chance to go back out on the streets it's the one and only Elastigirl. So Mr.Incredible is given the job of staying home and taking care of his children where he discovers the growing powers of Jack-Jack. All of the plots come to a beautiful ending with a matchup against a power-hungry, hero-hating villain. Brad Bird has done it again and created a perfectly balanced movie for the family with plenty of twists. 5/5 stars and recommended for ages 9+ this is one of my all-time favorites movies. bean_boy

The 14-year wait is over and the Parr family is back with more action, laughs and of course new villains. In the film, you can really see the difference in the graphics quality from 2004 to now. It's more detailed and in my opinion, adds more depth to the movie. The story starts off where The Incredibles finished off with the Parr family about to engage with the villain The Underminer, and all is going just fine until the family gets arrested for damaging city property and supers' are made illegal again. The family has no choice but to settle down and lead normal lives until a chance is given to them by an out-going businessman who believes in heroes. But... there's a bit of a twist. Instead of Mr.Incredible being given the chance to go back out on the streets it's the one and only Elastigirl. So Mr.Incredible is given the job of staying home and taking care of his children where he discovers the growing powers of Jack-Jack. All of the plots come to a beautiful ending with a matchup against a power-hungry, hero-hating villain. Brad Bird has done it again and created a perfectly balanced movie for the family with plenty of twists. 5/5 stars and recommended for ages 9+ this is one of my all-time favorites movies. bean_boy

Hey guys, I am currently making a board game called Lost In The Grimm's Woods. My company name will be Spylock Inc.™. So if you see it in a store, It was probably me!

Hi guys, just one little thing...I will be on Dogo these days but probably a little "mentally absent"...probably I won't answer too many Q's and won't be doing the book quiz thing yet. Mostly because I am a middle schooler this year and have to go to pre-class in JULY!!! I know, cruel, isn't it? Just so you understand :)