I show my local library love by getting Nora Roberts books for my mom. But like you, I've been thinking about reading up on financial whatsits. Also, playing the stock market. That second part isn't necessarily related, but I'd still like to do it.
I think he found those trophies while catfishing.
I think zerochan is pissed ... lol.
But these sound like interesting characters, and I do like a good detective, and especially people that are more than meets the eye, as you described Naoto to be.
I forgot that Beyond Good & Evil was on PS2 as well. Looks like it's under $20 used for Gamecube on Amazon. Hmmm...
You have a good voice, nice collection too.
I would love to play pretty much all the games you mentioned, whether or not they come out next gen. Actually, if anything, you just made my desire to own a PS3 go up.
Live in U.S., and need to start my own foundation, so can't participate, but glad to see you moving some product.
Sorry you're getting spammed with inspections, I would hate people being around my place all day as well.
As for personal blogs, I weave it in from time to time, but leave a lot of key details out. I think personal blogs are totally acceptable, but then I'm the resident "guy with no current gen systems," so what do I know?
I need to try reading a book in Spanish at some point, so I can re-learn a bit about the language. I had an "ok" grasp on it in high school, but I haven't read, heard, written or spoken it in so long, it's like aside from cognates and a few phrases, the classes I took are just not even in my brain any more. Your English is really good, though. Quite a bit better than a lot of primary English speakers I've read online, frankly.
I almost forgot I, Robot was a book, and not just a Will Smith movie.Might read that some time, never saw the movie, though.
I don't think I've re-read any of my favorite books in quite a while. I really should. I just got to Mockingjay in the Hunger Games trilogy though, so been reading that.
I've actually never heard of Homestuck, but it sounds awesome.
I guess the Gamestop clerk might have meant it was one of his favorite DS titles, regardless of ratings, or maybe he was just trying to move product. Either way, it's cool your friend got you a game; $10 is a good price. How was his experience in the U.S.?
I like English people a lot, I've actually looked into media (i.e. Master's of Cinematography) programs in London, but I guess in my drunken stupor, I saw that name and an American stereotype of stuffy Englishmen popped in my head. Looking at it sober, I'm really confused by how my mind works drunk.
If you ever get drunk and imagine me as a gun-toting cowboy, I won't judge. lol
This reminds me, I really do need to find a copy of the movie Ruggles of Red Gap ...
