I'll be working, but I'll see some phallic fireworks from my car. I may even have to dodge some phallic bottle rockets at some point. I saw a lot of fireworks yesterday in the form of lightning. I was kinda hoping I'd get hit so it would unleash parts of my brain making me a super genius mad scientist hell bent on conquering the world with my laser brain waves (LBV for short). Ah, things I dream about.
Oh no! It's a mad Kirby! HELP!!!
Oh sh. . . I always make that mistake. It's those girly icons he uses all the time.
It really looks incredible, the graphics and the sound. I think I want to join a Japanese flute, koto, and wood blocks band now. Too bad the gameplay is disappointing.
Graspop looked like a blast. I watched that highlights video on their web site. Lot's of great bands there. Behemoth would've been cool to see, just to name one.
I got Unmasked earlier this year, but I haven't played it yet. Still got too many games.
The movie's getting good reviews, the game is not. Cary even told me it was bad. He reviewed it at http://www.gamerdad.com/blog/2014/06/27/how-to-train-your-dragon-2-360-ps3-wii-u-wii-3ds/
Movies an hour away. Wow, you really got to want to see something to travel that far.
I knew "Papa Bear" kind of tangentally through following gaming news and podcasts. Seemed like a great guy. What does "natural causes" mean when you're 34 and what was his web site cocainemountain.com all about?
Scibblenauts is as close to a writing game as i can think of. Mavis Beacon's Typing Tutor is practically a game. I think they modeled the whole program to be like a game. Typing of the Dead also, but neither of these games has you writing anything really. Only Scribblenauts has you actually coming up with words to use in the game. Bravo to those guys.
I live near where Ursula Le Guin went to college. Bryn Mawr College. My Mom got her PHD in biochem there too. I've read her Earthsea trilogy and some short stories. One in particular reversed gender roles in a story about men having to go through some emasculation process. It kinda infuriated me, but I guess that's to be expected. Way to turn the tables Ursula. Bravo!
