Well, it's been a long time since I've been on here and I'm quite content to say I regret nothing. No, I'm not here to socialize, nor am I here to act like a harlequin. That doesn't mean I won't jot some stuff down here, but I'm not interested in being an entertainer- and no, I don't plan on being one of those passive agressive guys in the corner, mumbling and rolling their eyes either. Trimming the fat away, I'm here to sell off my Bionicle collection and I plan to provide information on th
In which case, I'd be the G-Man.
Why do I keep coming back here? I'd have myself a witty statement prepared, but I'm done with the facade. One way or the other, I just gotta scribble down some reflections for my own sake and anyone else who happens to be listening.
It's been the best and worst of times with college.
On one hand, I'm up till 3 in the morning on a daily basis now grinding away at whatever algebraic towering pillar of crud my prof. has thrown at me that day. I rarely have
I had to post on the site.
I needed to find a way to vent my excitement or I might explode.
Amnesia: The Dark Descent is made by Frictional Games, and also gave us the Penumbra series; the one horror series in any form of media that has successfully made me scream and stopped taking part in it on several occasions. Not to mention a good extra hour or so of gametime simply spent frozen in place, telling yourself you got to do something but you refuse to actually do it. If you've ever hesita
It is evil.
The crusty old relics at the DMV who watch you from the passenger seat like bloated rats are evil.
The fact that it's the first part of the test and bumping a cone means game over is especially evil.
The fact that I did it perfectly every time I practiced it and then the one time I got it wrong was on the test is evil.
The fact that I will probably parallel park once a month yet it being so ridiculously emphasized over everything else is evil.
Insert any Mermaid Man r
Really, when will the can sucking site stop telling me the password I just used to log in earlier is "incorrect' and just let me change my stupid name already?
Maybe it was cute the first year when I thought having an identity crisis online as some weaboo girl wasn't creepy, but seriously.
HALP
After the first few days of your brain feeling like it's going to hemorrhage from non-stop work, it ceases to hurt and just feels kinda numb while you grind away at you several hundredth algebra problem for the day.
You know I'm in need of a mental break if you see me on here.
So this guy named Jay Schaefer decided he wanted to make a small house because he felt the regular sized house sucked away too much of his money away on things like heating bills and mortgage payments. So he built himself a tiny house from scratch. On his own and with no experience. The results?
That thing is a mere 100 square feet. Note that that sounds bigger then it actually is. We're talking a tenth the size of the average house here. Oh and you can hook it up to your car an
Avatar is one of those movies where the more and more I think about it, the less I like it. Kind of like every George Lucas film.
And Unobtanium....Really?
Looking at pictures of the 2001 Toa, their Turaga and Matoran clustered together triggered a sense of feelgood on me that none of the other sets did.
I guess there's nothing else to say now except...
HALT.
HAMMERZEIT.
Just me messing around with my art tablet for the first time, getting a feel for how the basics work and all.
Not expecting any praise here, but opinions are always intriguing.
Not only do those bums at Games workshop continue to promise a Necron update yet never even touch them, but I just checked their site for the first time in months and they jacked the prices up on them by at least 15 percent.
14 bucks for a single metal Pariah. What a crock of nonsense!
I definitely need to start selling this stuff off before I get used to the idea of spending that kind of money.
Call it reassuring, call it ominous, but whenever I find myself bored senseless I just take a look at my schedule of Fall college courses. Can't forget the whole "Try and find a job in this miserable economical environment that isn't indentured servitude to faceless fast food corporations" part, either.
Suddenly, being bored to death is a luxury I'm all too happy to have while it lasts.
I figured I had matured more then this. Perhaps it's just that I have so much I can spend that I've begun contemplating things I never would have considered before. Maybe the resurfacing of the Toy Story franchise reawakened some inner kid in me?
But man, I got a bizarre urge to get my hands on some Turaga. Maybe the Bohrok Va too.
Why? I have no clue. I always knew I wanted Nuju, but this bad? Holy dooley.
I own the green guy *yes, I forgot his name*, Nokama, Vakama and the black one
"Lukas Shepard was trying his hardest to concentrate. Saren had gone rogue and effectively jeopardized his position on the council, as a Spectre and ultimately the entire human race... He and his allies would have to bring down the leviathan themselves. And yet despite this grave burden of responsibility now weighing down on his shoulders, he couldn't even begin to devise an approach. The annoyingly cheery elevator music softly prancing about in the background saw to this as he stared blankly ac
No, no photoshopped shenanigans involving the sci-fi game and the card game here. You may all leave now.
Nah, just kidding.
About the leaving part, not the Uno. There is no Mass Effect card game, much less Uno.
Sorry to disappoint...
Anyways, Steam had both Mass Effect games for steep sale. Originally I had no interest in the games, but I must admit the whole idea of your actions in the first game leading to consequences in the second sounded really cool. So naturally when I see
Well, how else would you explain why I'm back here? One minute Wyatt tells me the site's gone berserk with the signature guidelines and a month later I finally give in to curiosity and sign back on.
So.
UPDATES OF INSIGNIFICANCE
I aced my art and film classes, not to mention graduated. Somehow, I figured finishing homeschooling would suddenly yield more excitement in my life, but not so much. That's up to me and I am working on it.
Warhammer 40k is starting to bore me. I'm plannin
"I wonder if I lost all my stuff when I uninstalled TF2?"
After several minutes, I am relieved to see I have not after reinstalling it.
An hour later...
I'm so funny
I'm not particulary fond of online versus games- but I've always played Team Fortress 2. There is one thing I've found, though. The game's coordinator-and-teamwork attitude is spoiled by two things.
The Demoman and Soldier.
Now, I don't care so much about losing as long as I still have fun in the process, so that's not the issue here. I'm not one of those people who plays these games to win and feel awesome or something because it's just a game. But when I'm just trying to unwind and find
