I remember reading that stuff in the 80s. I used to have some of the books too. I used to think Berkeley Breathed was just a pen name for Gary Trudeau but it's just that Bloom County looks very similar to Doonesbury.
I'm on a music kick. Bought some CDs, Found a web site that coverts my vinyl LP rips to wav files so I can break them up into tracks and then convert them back to Mp3s. It's fun. I haven't done this kind of thing in a long while. I've been too game crazy.
There is a web site that shows you the hot spots. . . working. Oh here it is. YES! Best Buy is a Zone! I have a movie theater I go to right next to my Best Buy. I'll be hitting that next time I see a movie.
In my car, it's like TV time every day, except it's audio books. W&P was like a 48 episode show. What's that, like 4 seasons?
I've always wanted to play it. I will sometime.
Yea, after having to deal with long lists of stats and equipment in games like Diablo III and Borderlands: TPS, it's refreshing to play a game where you have only three item slots per character.
The Punchinello fight is only for the third star out of seven, so there's not much lost by restarting. In a game like this, I almost wouldn't mind losing a game save because I want to replay everything anyway.
When you see it, it'll make sense.
It was the longest audio book I've heard. It was 48 CDs and took me 7 weeks. Even Ulysses, which I'm listening to now, is only 40 CDs. It reminds me of a long RPG where you're living with the characters for 50 hours or more. It makes for a really intense involvement in the story.
Yes, Spring has begun. I hear the birds a-chirpin' and see the flowers a-bloomin'. It may not look like it much yet, but it's here.
WOOOOOOO! There, I did it now.
It's real cool.
I did have fun. I think I like it better when I play multiple games - adds variety.
