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Well. In some parallel universe, my alternate self got married to Mary Jane Mckenzie Richards somewhere on a beach in Oahu yesterday.
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reid:
hahaha, that is weird.
morgan:
They do, and they are awesome. I love libraries.
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thistle:
Man, you are taking it way back.
cheyenne:
heehee...why cuz i got the i phone?



or cuz imma buy meez a pistol?
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So, there was a moment yesterday afternoon, whilst I was struggling to paddle beyond the surf break at Nauset Beach in Cape Cod, when I nearly drowned. This head-high wave, at least a six footer, folded over me before I could duck dive or turtle roll, and I was dragged under the water for a couple of seconds, at least. I obviously saved myself, since...
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morgan:
the Boards now are generally useless, but there are some majorly funny things said out there.
aya:
Look, everyone needs a new addiction every now and then. smile

PS - the best rendition I ever heard was Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby" with about 60% cowbell.

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I spent the day atop the seawall in Hampton, New Hampshire, observing less-than-epic sets of unsurfable waves roll into shore, and waiting for a call that did not come. You know what's not so cool? Waiting by the phone for a call that you find out was never going to happen. Anyway.

I found out that the game I had been working on before I...
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serial:
He also ate the internet, modem, router wires... my wacom wire... and the 7.1 surround sound wires(hard to know where I'm getting attacked in Bioshock because it all sounds like it's in front of me with my only one speaker he didn't kill...)

I think he's going to make it... blush blush blush
oryon:
Oh I hadn't heard that. Good times. What ever happened to Dodson working on it? Geez, for a guy working in the media, you think I would be on top of it all. Well, that would be pretty awesome to see.

Wait, Dodson was just working on regular WW, right? Or did I imagine that?
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rin:
Swimming 6-8 miles a week? You are my mega-hero. I'd love to be able to do that! Someday I know I will though and that is satisfying for now.
cheyenne:
heh...yep....and totally got you!!!!
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rin:
Maybe...I mean, that would be awesome. Maybe I'll just pretend I do and write about surfing every single day for 5 hours just to make you jealoustongue
rin:
Puppy filled? Hardly, they live in Edmonton. I am seriously bummed that I am not at my mom's, crawling around with the baby pooches in the grass.
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bob:
I want to start out with the concession: I totally understand why it isn't that appealing to you.

I think for many people who are deep in the gaming world such as programmers expect more from their big-title games...and that's the way it should be. That's what pushes games to be better.

I think the reason for the lack-luster appeal Fable II has to hard-core gamers is the first one's lack of real technical skill to play.

It became more of a Harvest Moon of morality rather than gardening, missions wern't the focus of character develoment and merely moved a short story along and was more Devil May Cry hack-and-slash than Final Fantasy technical turn-based and especially not Tactics strategy.

It fell into that weird either where it wasn't simple enough to be addicting or compelling like Geometry Wars or Tetris and it wasn't complex enough to warrant any really gameplay skill.

But, being a girl...I'm allowed to like crappy games...and get excited about the crappy swag that comes along with it.
smile I like it for a lot of the same flaws I listed above. I'm a fan of simple hack-and-slash battle "systems."

And, I think the character development based on morality, while not played ot the extent it SHOULD have been, was enough to get me hooked.

Like any other girl, I'll sit in front of the tv and create a character in Elder Scrolls for HOURS...without even playing the game (although I later did after going back and completing all of the assassin's and thieves' guilds).

So, I understand your lack of enthusiam about the game...but, being a simpler creature...

I GET TO OWN A DOG!!!

WOO!

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oryon:
First of all...Batman.

Second of all, why aren't you allowed? Hmmm
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Good stuff:

* I hung out with Perdita on Sunday. Oh, what an awesome girl she is. We went to the beach in Rhode Island and swam in the ocean and talked about douchebag dates and comic books. We got on like Batman & Robin, only without the homoerotic subtext. She's my new superfriend.

* The first day at the new job went as well...
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bettina:
Lame news about the email invite, people can be so careless in their emailing....

And THANKS for pulling out the word gams, that makes me so happy!
perdita:
ha! superfriends indeed!

also rin's comment made me lol. a lot.

we need to hang out again soooooooon. restaurant week(s) woo!
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Well. Guess who is in Boston? Well, the Boston-area, anyway.
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maxi:
Fixed
bob:
You'll be happy to know, when you do get your system set up, the graphics for SC are WAY better on the PS3 than the 360. But, the load times are long, if your used to playing it on the 360 and suddenly switch over (like I did).
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Back from San Diego.

Bad parts of the trip?

- I ate the cost of renting a hotel room in a bad area of town. We just could not stay there. The room had the kind of smell that I imagine a scene of a sex crime would have. The sheets were stained and the mattresses were just beds of springs. Literally. Three separate taxi...
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bob:
That's heartbreaking!!!

We're getting both versions tonight...I can play in your honor.
troa:
We totallly kick ass with the same Soul Cal character! Bwahahaha!