Fri, 24 May 2013 14:08:06 +0000 forum@bzpower.com (BZPower Forums) IP.Blog 60 Me:  I have an opinion!  8D
 
Internet:  DIE
 
Me:  D=
 
 
That pretty much sums up my experience (in general, not just BZP).]]> Wed, 15 May 2013 12:22:00 +0000 So, where I've left off with most of the shows and stories I've been keeping up with:
 
-Micheal Bluth got his heart broken on Arrested Development (big time heartbreak).
 
-One of the main characters got killed off in Torchwood.
 
-Two of my favorite characters that I ship in Once Upon a Time got separated from each other just as they confessed (Oh, and one of them is probably dying).
 
-Pretty much everything is wrong and tragic with the post-trial phase of Super Dangan Ronpa 2.
 
-The mastermind is going to kill off half of my favorite couple in Dangan Ronpa Zero (and quite frankly, I'm still depressed about Kyoko Kirigiri's father).
 
-A murder has just occurred on the Orient Express.
 
I now know why fairy tales have happy endings...  I... I'm gonna go cry in the corner for a while, Billy...
 
Something about a lawn,
 
Tekulo]]> Mon, 06 May 2013 03:14:00 +0000 So, I've got good news.  Well, it's good news for me.  I don't know what's going on in everyone else's life, but that's not what I'm concerning myself with!  =D  (Yes, I'm always this self-centered.  So glad that hasn't been outlawed).
 
Anyway, I've been working a 9-5 office job this past week.  My brothers and I have worked there in the past, and it's mostly just regular office type stuff.  I wear a suit and tie every day and have mugs with funny captions, a picture of my wife and imaginary children and I nearly faint every time I spill maranara sauce on my freshly-pressed and starched white shirt.  I'm so glad they have those stain removal pens nowadays.  (Please note that everything past the first two sentences of this paragraph were a complete and total lie.  The dress code is probably what casual clothing you'd wear to school.  That is, unless your school has mandatory uniforms). 
 
So, while that isn't the most exciting thing in the world, I'm still glad I have something.  Plus I've applied to a local area for a job in my field (something that shall never be revealed to BZPower because I love enigmas.  I mean, it's such a fun word: enigma. ;u;).  So far I've had two interviews there and things are looking hopeful at this point.  I really hope I get the job.  Also, I've explained my situation to my boss and they're ready to let me go or work fewer hours around a new schedule if I do get hired.  In other words, it's possible I could be working two jobs this summer which makes me excited.
 
Now, I know I'm seldom on BZP these days, so my public activity will probably remain the same as it already is currently.  Actually, this strangely might result in more blog posts as I actually have some exciting things in my life to actually type about to random creepers on the internet who actually read about my life.  HI PEOPLE!  8D
 
Also, I've been reading up on driving laws and I'll be getting my temps soon. 
 
I know, I know, I'm getting my liscence late.  However, I would like to point out that Phoenix Wright didn't have his liscence when he was 26 and he was still the most awesome lawyer on the face of the planet.  Edgeworth is the classiest, ftr. 
 
What was I talking about again, Billy?
 
GET OFF MY LAWN!  >=/
 
~Tekulo <3]]> Sun, 05 May 2013 03:40:00 +0000 Nothing like replaying some of your favorite games after so many years. 
 
The thing I love most about this series is that it's so unbelievably epic with a great, detailed cast of characters with their own individual quirks, interesting bad guys with elaborate and tedious plots and is so entertaining on the whole; and the only way I can describe it to an average joe is "So basically you play as a lawyer and defend people in court."
 
I always get so many odd looks when I say that. 
 
Hah hah hah...  I feel forever ashamed of my own choice of words sometimes...  ''-_-
 
ANYWAY so I forgot how much I hate/love Miles Edgeworth's character.  The first game he's at his worst, but starts on his path to his best (and fails miserably with a Whooooooooop!).  In later games (Ace Attorney Investigations which I really loved [despite the boss making my video game life oh-so-ever-tedious]) he really shines and I love how classy he is.  Still, I do admit he doesn't have as much class as Professor Layton in my opinion. 
 
Larry Butz is probably my favorite character in the first game.  He's just a regular guy who finds himself in the center of bad luck, but he's always got a lively personality (both good and bad) that just makes me laugh every time he shows up. 
 
Maya is also a very fun character, but I start to like her even more later on in the series.  She's so goofy and doesn't always know what she's talking about, but at the same time she has a good heart.  Actually, I'd say she's the pinacle of goodness in any of the games.  No matter what the story puts in her way, she always comes out smiling and that's just really awesome.
 
So, I could go on and on about every character in the series, so I'll just stop before this becomes a really long entry. 
 
GET OUT OF MY COURTROOM!
~Tekulo <3]]> Wed, 24 Apr 2013 05:43:00 +0000 I chose a new text color and I was wondering if it was too bright?]]> Thu, 28 Feb 2013 22:14:00 +0000 Celestia, ruler of the sun.  Luna, ruler of the moon.
 
Twilight:  Where the sun and moon meet.
 
Well, no duh...
 
I... I think I'm going to hide my head in shame now for just noticing this...
 
GET OFF MY LAWN!
~Tekulo <3]]> Wed, 20 Feb 2013 17:44:00 +0000 My newest project right now is to make LEGO minifigures out of chocolate.  I shall accomplish this, hopefully, within the next few days.
 
Wish me luck.
 
Oh, and,
GET OFF MY LAWN!
~Tekulo <3]]> Tue, 12 Feb 2013 16:39:00 +0000 So, one thing about me is that I really don't like sports.  It's not that I hate them or anything, it's just that I get bored watching them.  Really really bored.
 
I have since my dad took me and my brothers to baseball games when I was a kid.  All I really found interesting were the mascots, and that wasn't even that big a part of the game.  To me, the fans were far more annoying than the sport (unless they were doing the wave).  I'm talking about the fans that go out and trash the place after a game. 
 
So, the question becomes, how do I make die-hard football fans weep through their souls?
 
I have compiled a short list of ideas of how I will likely spend Superbowl Sunday 2013.
 
-Baking Cookies.  Possibly Snickerdoodles (Funny name and a delicious cookie?  Win).
-Watching an Anime titled Princess Tutu
-Making myself a homemade vegetarian dinner
-Settle down with a cup of tea.
-Work on my Spanish and try to sing foreign songs
-Try dancing to Hare Hare Yukai aka the ending song for the anime The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya (I've tried this before.  I have failed time and time again).
-Go to bed around 9:00 PM
-Caramelldansen (it's totally a verb.  I swear!)
-Contine my ongoing drama of romance, betrayal and passion with my Lego minifigures (who doesn't do this?  Don't lie.  =P)
 
So, why do I even want to do all of this? 
 
Dunno.  Just 'cause.  =P
 
Blasted kids with their TV dramas on Sundays...
GET OFF MY LAWN!
 
~Tekulo <3]]> Fri, 01 Feb 2013 23:35:00 +0000 The following blog entry contains a slight spoiler for the fourth edition of the My Little Pony/Phoenix Wright crossover video. 
 

TO BE CONTINUED?!  WHAT IS THIS?!  GAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!
 
Thank you.  That is all.
 
GET OFF MY LAWN!
 
~Tekulo <3]]> Fri, 01 Feb 2013 02:10:00 +0000 I am a huge fan of the original stories by Hans Christian Andersen and The Brothers Grimm.  I could fill this blog up about aspects of their lives and why the stories are the way they are and how that actually translates to the writers' outlooks on life and how you make the connection between fantasy and reality and how those stories always felt like a special link between the two and all of that, but without the form of a run-on sentence.
 
Instead, I'll save that entry for a later date, because I bet a lot of people don't want a lengthy rambling of all that out of the blue.
 
So, basically I'm a fan of the original tales.  I still haven't really gotten into Aesop outside of running into those through culture.  What I really love about them are the moral ties to apply to life, especially the ones that apply to children (which, not all of the stories were catered to be written specifically for children.  I'll rant about that some other time).  Hansel and Gretel:  A sweet story about two children who get lost in the woods (due to their parents after the wicked mother convinced the father to leave them for dead) and simply want to find their way back home.  It's a story about family, especially at the end when they find their father (their mother had passed) and despite the hardships cast upon them by life (mainly poverty), they still decide to remain a family from then on.
 
Sweet, right?  Charming. 
 
That's the feeling that made me fall in love with the stories to begin with.  It's also why I love Once Upon a Time (a show that airs on abc) namely the first season (I'm not loving the second thus far, though I still believe the writers might still have something up their sleeves).  The show has, in my opinion, captured that aspect of the classic tales, and has also developed many tales from simple stories into a series of events to make an overall plot similar to modern day story telling.  I think it's a clever idea, and I also think that the show is carried out fabulously (especially in season one). 
 
So, that is why I am far less inclined to watch the new Hansel and Gretel film that's coming out, nor am I inclined to watch the Jack and the Beanstalk movie.  They were never meant to be big action-hero movies with princess love interests and fighting the occult.  Heck, Hansel, Gretel and Jack were never royalty and in their stories they had nothing to do with royalty.  They all came from a similar background which was poverty.  It was supposed to show that even in the darkest of times, humans still had something to hold onto. 
 
I just honestly don't get that vibe at all from the movie trailers.  I might consider watching one of them outside of the theater if say a friend had the dvd a few years from now, and maybe I'll be proven wrong...  but, I just don't think I'd enjoy a movie that completely rewrites the overall moral of the classics. 
 
Those are my opinions, Billy.  Now,
GET OFF MY LAWN!
 
~Tekulo <3]]> Wed, 30 Jan 2013 18:01:00 +0000