Luckily we lived just off campus, but he still got in trouble, but they let him keep the dog under certain conditions. Now that I think of it, that's maybe why we lived just off campus, because of the dog.
I want to get Persona Q. They're also doing Etrian Mystery Dungeon out in March that I want to play.
I thought the first one was actiony and MMOy by what I saw of it too.
Him and Brian Eno. My roommate in college had a forbidden pet dog called Eno. I then got into his record collection, resulting in my love of anything Eno/Fripp.
Love the Metal Slug art. Game is hard though.
I always liked that King Crimson guitarist, Robert Fripp, has a name like he does. I want to say to his face that all his music is guilty of frippery. I don't believe it. I just want to see his reaction.
Yea, I didn't like the story in Halo 4. Cortana falling in love with Master Chief? WTF! Hated that scene. The gameplay also reminded me of Call of Duty; the feel of the weapons and the way it seemed like only head shots counted. My feeling was confirmed when I heard some podcasters talking about how multiplayer also felt more like COD. The whole experience put me in a funk for Halo until recently when I started reading the latest book, Halo: Broken Circle. It's a fine piece of pulp fiction and now I'm kinda excited to see how Halo 5 is going to turn out. The collector's edition just became available to preorder last weekend. I'm looking for a console bundle though.
Thanks. There's no penalty for even playing the whole game and Hardcore mode on Easy. You can get all the achievements without ever leaving Easy also. I just don't like it 'cause you barely have to do anything to win. At one point I wasn't even fighting anymore but just running through the levels because nothing was even dinging my health. I'll play on Hard just like I want to do. GOSH!
There was a video on youtube showing it. He had a main trainer and a bunch of other guys helping him with his routine. . . Oh, here is it. [http://youtu.be/2e4Fs5xP4O8 ] Crazy stuff, but I love it. I'm trying to make time for my own workout. It's gonna start easy though. I'm not crazy.
I think the expression "who da thunk it" is clear enough. It's in the urban dictionary. I use slang to express some emotion that a litteral, "correct" phrase wouldn't. So go home grammar nazi!
