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Halo
Right now - right this very moment -
My XBox360 is downloading the Halo 2 Hang'em High -
If Beth's at Lunch?
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Oh Yeah - That thing at the theatre
My busy week is failing to come anywhere near a close. I've enjoyed quite a few Humana pick-up adventures, including picking up an Irish woman from The Abbey Theatre (the one in Ireland) at 10:00 last night, which then became 11, 12 and finally 1 a.m. That was only the beginning, as we then waited with the rest of the plane's passengers for the ( Read more... ) -
Movies that peak my interest
Every once in a while, there is a small little drama that's greenlighted that really peaks my interest. I then quietly sit around and wait impatiently for that film to be done and in theatre. If I see ANYTHING about that movie, I will of course Yammer on about it for a week.
Until it comes out, then I Yammer on about it until someone goes to see ( Read more... ) -
Coke and Grenadine!
Does what I'm about to say mean I've made it? Nope. Does it mean that things are about to change for me as a writer? Absolutely Not
Is this still freakin' awesome? I think so.
Bust out your Tivo andopen up the "Cocktails" episode of The Office (the most recent). Fast forward to about halfway through the show, stopping just before the Coin game is ( Read more... ) -
Words never expected to be heard together ever -
If you thought "Gladiator" was a bit too stingy with the bloodshed, if you felt "Sin City" could have been more stylized, if you hate it when the masses refer to graphic novels as "comic books," this is your day.
For today brings about the release of "300," and it is the "Citizen Kane" of cinematic graphic novels.
Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun-Times
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Twilight Part IX: Twilight
I'm married now. Zelda games should not excite me as much any more. At the age of 27, I certainly shouldn't find myself having more fun with a video game than I can remember doing in my Youth ( Read more... ) -
Twilight Part VIII: Once Upon a Time . . .
The Windwaker has been heralded as a failure by Zelda fans. It was deemed childish and tossed aside. How dare Nintendo allow Warner Bros to cell-shade their masterpiece! How dare they create something new and innovative and pure Zelda fun.
Anything but childish, The Windwaker was a difficult and frustrating game with a massive world dotted ( Read more... ) -
Twilight Part VII: The Man in the Mask
It was early January of the first true year of the new millennium. George Bush was not quite president, the Taliban still ran Pakistan, Al Gore was finally showing people his personality and I was beginning my winter semester of my junior year of college. It was a new time in my life, as I was becoming fast friends with the people I would remain ( Read more... ) -
Missing Zelda Entry
There is an entry - it's just friends only. I will gladly tell you why somewhere else.