Tuesday May 06, 2003

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i went to my first hip-hop class yesterday and OW OW OW do my muscles ever hurt! my body was doing things i didn't know it could do! there i was, swinging my legs all around on the floor, and suddenly they were up in the airmy feet waving towards the ceiling, my head resting gently on the floor. my whole body was balanced on my poor little matchstick wrists. it felt GREAT!

one thing i'll need to do is get myself a proper pair of runners. i can't do this in my little mag maryjanes. i keep marking up the floor with black rubber streaks. which, you know, is just not cool.
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disappearhere:
HAHA!!
I just changed them. I had been meaning to for a while but your comment pushed my lack of motivation into gear.
Thank you...I guess.biggrin
catdad:
I think I heard that the Longest Journey is supposed to have a sequel. And Syberia is definitely going to have one. I postponed getting it and now that the sequel is coming, I will probably wait to see if they release a special package that contains both. Amerizone was written by the Syberia writer and is supposed to be good. I want to get Silent Hill 2. I have a couple of the trailers for the console version that are way creepy. I took an online survey from Ubisoft after Myst III came out that asked what I wanted to see in the next installment. I told them less bad acting (among other things). Riven was my favorite although I liked the music and mood in Myst a little more. What about Beyond Atlantis or Atlantis II or whatever it is? The trailer looked good, but it got mixed reviews. Or Schizm? I heard that Schizm on DVD is significantly better than on CD - less compressed graphics and no CD swapping. But I also heard that the puzzles weren't always logical in context of the story and sometimes required lots of running back and forth between areas. It is so tough to get an unbiased view of these types of games because most people either love them or hate them. The ones that love them seem to go out of their way to talk about how great they are because the genre has been bashed so much - like they are trying to compensate for it. The ones that hate them generally don't give constructive criticism.

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