Tifosi 94
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As all of you know, I went on a major rules rant awhile back. Since the day I’ve deleted all of my previous entries, I have actually been in talks with Watashi Wa over the rules I’ve complained about. We’ve been exchanging questions back and forth. Some things have gotten clearer and I think we can both say that we’ve gotten a different perspective on a few issues. So yeah, I haven’t just fallen off the face of the Earth. I’m talking to staff and working things out. Maybe in the future I’ll post some of things we’ve talked about (with permission of course. =P). -94
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Alas, no. Am I in it though? Alas, no. Can you tell us when you're planning on releasing this at least? B) Hey, posting this blog entry is more commitment than I want to give to anything right now. You'll know when I know. Ok cool, I comlpletely understand.... *looks at unfinished game*
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Alas, no. Am I in it though? Alas, no. Can you tell us when you're planning on releasing this at least? B)
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Alas, no. Am I in it though?
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Does it have anything to do with Formula 1? (Odds are about 5000:1 right? )
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I am right there with you. Knowing that you have the official CD for something just makes it that more awesome when you're listening to it. I guess it's just that feeling you get when you know that you now own something entirely.... Like paying off a car or something. The only two bands and songs I have heard music from and remotely like from the "Modern Era" (Assuming that this is like 1995-present day) are "Calling All You Angels" by Train, and "Fire" by Kasabian. I have to admit I like Train a little better, but I have been listening to some of Kasabian's music and it sounds like something from the 80s instead of something present day and is growing on me a bit. The problem with this though is, I turn anything on from the “Classic Era” (Pink Floyd, Wings, Bryan Adams, ZZ Top, Bad Company, The Eagles, Don Henley, Creedence Clearwater revival, and Golden Earring are just a few bands that I like in no particular order) and I feel instantly like myself again. The key part for any music though, is if it something that I can listen to (let's face it is the whole point of music) for than 30 consecutive seconds, it's good music in my opinion. Most modern music I hear I can only tolerate for a minute or so before I have to shut it off.
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*massive facepalm*
