In celebration of my final post of 2008, here's a Pac-Man chart. Happy New Year.

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It's Christmas Eve, and I actually feel like writing an entry. Here's some of the most memorable games I've received for Christmas over the years.

Chip 'N Dale Rescue Rangers (NES) - I can't remember which year I got this, but it was definitely in the heyday of the NES. Back then, you could ask for a game based on one of your favorite cartoon ( Read more... )

Yep. Every Goodwill in town usually wants $4-5 for them, and I hardly ever spot anything I have to get at that price. Still, I browse through them anyways - mostly to check for PlayStation and Dreamcast games ( Read more... )

...and I have yet to make a single entry in November. I haven't skipped a month since January and I want to keep it that way, but I don't have time for a very long post. So, what I can write about? Well, I did get another CD earlier this month - Project 86's Drawing Black Lines. Cost me 50 cents, and if I don't get anything next month, I've still ( Read more... )

Over the past month, I've been doing "Song of the moment" updates on my Twitter, but I've decided to stop doing them because it seemed like they were becoming a little too abundant compared to other updates. Since I've listed all of my LJ songs here ( 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007), I figured I'd list all of the Twitter songs here as well ( Read more... )

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Tonight, I'm going to write about some CD's I recently acquired. Two are going in the CD collection, and three aren't.

The first album going in the collection is Iron Maiden's Somewhere In Time. This is the only one I paid money for ($3.50, to be exact). It's also my third Maiden CD - the other two are The Number of the Beast and the hits ( Read more... )

Why is a sheet of toilet paper like the Starship Enterprise?

They both circle Uranus in search of Klingons.