PixlBit

Just filled out a backloggery.com account for the games I still own and have access to (well, I don't know where Pokemon Blue is still, but anyway), and one thing I noticed is that you can say beaten for beat the main goal (usually getting past final boss to see credits, etc.), completed for all significant items acquired, like 100%, and Mastered, which I take to mean both everything completed and all highest ranks/achievements earned, but what about games I wouldn't say I've 100% completed, but have gone far beyond simply beating them?

Well, I'm pretty sure that's a humorous Star Wars reference to the hangover that occurs after Cinco de Mayo. Guess what my hangover was? Finally waking up at a normal hour, going to deadlift, run, and walk to my local Walgreens, so I could replace the 3V Lithium battery in my guitar tuner and jam a bit. It turns out it was already tuned correctly anyway. Oh well, I guess it's nice to have for when I want to play Goo Goo Dolls songs, the tunings of which are all the fuck over the place.

Here's a Cracked article detailing reasons why Cinco de Mayo is celebrated by Americans (other than booze).It's humorous and interesting in spots; also, apparently I really need to try this guy's salsa. Only my dad's guacamole tastes better on chips anyway, I bet.

it is. Be with you, it may.

For free, cause a friend had a promo code. Also, it's in Dallas, so I save any hotel room/flight costs.

Searching for more work, contemplating graduate school, and...

Well, according to an IGN article I read recently, the new XBOX will in fact be always-online, as confirmed by an unofficially official source named Thurott, a blogger who, based solely on that last name, I assume to be a huffy Englishman. Also, the article writer was a guy named Goldfarb, which I believe is a slang term heard on the streets of Ice Compton; it's an Eskimo name for "goldfish wo farts many times," and as we all know those things don't tend to get along with huffy Englishmen, so take the news with a grain of salt.