The Serpent's Lair

Got it used at gamestop. Between some gift cards and selling my DSi on ebay, I ended up only paying half what it cost used. So far I just have Mario Kart 7 and am really enjoying it. Next payday I'm going to have to check out the virtual console to see if anything is worth getting.

So this year, I got:

Two piece skillet set
Fahita Maker (Has a place to cook filling and a spot to heat up the tortillas)
Lego Pirate Fountain of Youth
Lego set of the scene from the second Pirate movie where the tribe wanted to eat Jack Sparrow
Modern Warfare 3
Kinect Sports 2 (The football in that game is awesome)
clothes
no-tear toilette paper
toy lightsaber
Lego Volkswagon Camper Van. Havent built it yet because the Imperial Flagship set taught me that sets with that high a part count take a good chunk of time to build.

Oh, come on! I told you not to click! You've just sent a tremor through the space-time continuum, unraveling time and destroying the universe.




Of course thats just a worse-case scenario. Best case, the destruction is limited to our own galaxy.

There is a trailer out for the Hobbit movie. Awesome to see that the same people who played Gandalf and Smeagol are back.

Aware of the fact that your clothes are touching your skin and you can feel it...

Of that ringing noise in your ears...

Is it just me, or is this the first green Glatorian Head?
Oh, and ther thick part at the neck is a Hero Factory foot on his back. The hexagons on the shield are pretty neat. The way they are textured you can seea bunch of little round "bubbles" that give them a nice "3d" force fieldy effect.

...That every time you swallow you hear a little crackle in your ears.




You also just swallowed to see if its true.

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After hearing a guard in whiterun say "I used to be an adventurer like you, but I took an arrow to the knee" for the thousandth time, I FUS RO DAH'd him down three flights of stairs, then proceeded to shoot him in the knee with some steel arrows until he collapsed on one knee, surrendering. Moral of the story: Never complain around the Dovakiin.