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Cult Classics.
1. Green Snake. 1993, directed by Tsui Hark. Want to see an kung fu romance about Shadowfist-style Transformed Animals? Then this is the movie. Not the greatest ever, but I enjoyed it.
2. Green Lantern. Not the worst movie I've ever seen. It is a hell of a story to tackle, by it's very nature it's almost damned to be 90% CGI. I was sad that I had ( Read more... ) -
Reading
Not books, no, I seem to have given that up. I'm doing hours of reading a day, though ( Read more... ) -
Jumpin' Jehoshaphat
I went to see John Carter tonight. I loved it ( Read more... ) -
Whew.
Mass Effect 3? Finished.
There is a lot of butt-ache about the endings. And I understand where they're coming from. But honestly, if they gave me a pleasant little cottage with Shep sitting there smoking a pipe while a lot of little krogans run around (you all chose Grunt Wrex as your LI, didn't you?) I would immediately suspect the Brazil Effect.
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Mass Effect Monday
One cool part of the Stay-cation? Time to get down with some serious hours of Mass Effect.
So that's been pretty cool.
But it's time to take a break, go for a walk, and then concentrate on Pathfinder stuff.
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Danger 5 are on the case!
This Australian TV gem is simply the most Pulpy, trashy-Men's Magazine, 70's low-budget flick, WWII TV show ever made!
I know there's a selection of fans of this sort of stuff lurking around my friends list, so this one is for you!
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Cage, Rusty, Personal, For Breaking Only.
I first heard "My Body is a Cage" -- my song of the moment -- in a Peter Gabriel video of his concerts of his recent album. I'd never heard the Arcade Fire original, but I did think it seemed a very "Peter Gabriel-esque" song ( Read more... ) -
The Ruins of Dinner
Mostly because I made it. Noodles. Meat. Stuff. it -- wasn't the worst thing I've ever made, but it's not going to make anyone's cook-book. Such is the culinary history of my life.
Dinner in the RuinsMy RPG group has finished the first chapter of Kingmaker, Stolen Land. Judging by the increased response on the wiki by the players, they're enjoying ( Read more... ) -
The Thrill on the Hill
About 22 or 23 rounds of combat in a ruined castle? There was running and jumping and climbing (and falling) and sword-fights, a critical that disarmed a key opponent that he never recovered from, lots of foes set on fire, a surprise Owl Bear, a Badger spider-climbing on the ceiling ... this one had it all ( Read more... )
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