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Company of Heroes.

I finished the campaign last night, and just a few hours ago did I just figure out how to play as the Germans. So I'm having fun with that.

On DVD: Under the North Star.

I watched it with subtitles, and it was a very interesting, though hard to watch at times, war film,.

In theaters: Kätilö

This one was without subtitles, mainly saw it because it was advertised by my bus stop. So I mainly guessed the plot from what little I understood, gestures, and took a more hefty approach to the sound effects than usual. The weapons in the film sound like actual weapons, compared to air soft weapons with sound added in later. And given my limited experience in the Finnish war films, I would say it was alright, at least a 7/10 film that I would gladly watch again. Just with subtitles.

Captain America.

Switched to it around the time I read Ed Brubaker's Captain America run. After that, I was obsessed, leading it to where it stand's today.

In theaters: Guardians of the Galaxy

Drax... oh my gosh, how do I describe this guy. I gotta go watch it again just for him.


On TV: Air Force One

How did Harrison Ford go from still looking relatively young, to what he looked like by Indiana Jones 4?

I got Premier Membership mainly because I had the money lying around, and allot of free time. So I thought to myself: why not support the site I love?

April Fools Day 20... 11 I believe?

It was one of those days on the site that I can never forget, because it set the tone of a huge forum fun experience for me that hasn't been matched since. To this day, I'm not sure if the full entirety of the staff were in on it (and I don't want to know). Members were choosing sides, "My fort is better than yours," "We have Hulk" and eventually Hapori Tohu had to step in... It was one of the funnest days on the books for me.

PS3: Grand Theft Auto V: I've completed the game, but now I face the issue of having not enough money to buy the big moneymaking venues, requiring for me to play for a longer amount of time. Not that I mind.

PC: Medal of Honor: Pacific Assault. I completed it before, but now I'm doing so again.

 

Red Dead Redemption.So horrifyingly addicting. I spent practically ten hours the first day playing it. What was I doing? 3 story missions, HOURS of the ambient challenges. I'm so close to 100% completion; I just have to get the US Marshal outfit and the Bureau outfit and then I'm all good.

 

yeah woah, that game. nuts. played undead nightmare yet?

 

YES! I got 100% on it the other day, and I feel totally awesome about it. It's the first Rockstar game that I got 100% on (Bully would've been the first, but it's stuck at 99%. I have no idea what I need to do to get that 1%, because I'm sure I did nearly everything I needed to).

Red Dead Redemption.So horrifyingly addicting. I spent practically ten hours the first day playing it. What was I doing? 3 story missions, HOURS of the ambient challenges. I'm so close to 100% completion; I just have to get the US Marshal outfit and the Bureau outfit and then I'm all good.

Winter Soldier, from Marvel comics.I'm going to cover one arm in duct tape, to give the cybernetic look of his arm. I have black cargo pants, a black workshirt, and I'm getting a friend to repaint a combat vest for me.Ask for the diamond mask, I figure I'll use black face paint, because I don't believe I'll find any (good) diamond masks in my area.

I have Borderlands, all the Halo games, Medal of Honor: Airborne, MOH (2010), Call of Duty 2, 3, WaW, Black Ops, Rainbow Six Vegas, R6V2, Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter, GRAW2, Saint's Row, SR2, Splinter Cell: Double Agent, Conviction, Brothers in Arms, Mafia II, GTA IV, Mass Effect, ME2, Godfather II, The Saboteur...And that's all that I can name off the top of my head.Does anyone here own Spec Ops: The Line? Would you recommend it?

Personally, I'm angry with AMC splitting up the final season for this year and next year. But it'll at least give me something to do next summer. And then there's the wait for the DVD...I really like how Jesse took the position as the only sensible mind in the season ("What about a magnet?") while Mike and Walt got into a yelling competition.Additionally, I thought that Ted Beneke was dead (I think we all did). Why bring him back if it's only for a few words? He played no role this year, but I think he'll play some part in 2013. How large of a role is yet to be determined.

Happy birthday to BZP!

Utica College in August. I'm planning on majoring in History. The only career that pops into my mind with that is teaching it, and the last time I checked, there's a bit of a demand for male teachers. So I'll have to aim for Masters. My plans, give or take 5-10 years, I'd go for a Doctorate, and become a history professor.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who probably read this in Stan Lee's voice.... or caught the refrences to the TV show....Anyways, depending on what I can scrape together, I'll try and pay a visit to TRU and get this.

Revolution 2.0 by Wael Ghonim. It's about how social media was used to overthrow Mubarak back in 2011.

-You know that Geico pig commercial? Well, if that little piggy went "WWWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE" one more time, that little piggy would've paid a visit to the breakfast table.-JG Wentworth. Every time I hear this commercial, it makes me I wish I was deaf.-That commercial on Adult Swim that goes "I like cheese" for twenty minutes. Again, it makes me wish I was deaf.

I had. I went to the Mission "Pillar of Autumn," and it took multiple trys to get it. As in as soon as I hit around 20, I stopped counting.Head towards the cliff. See that elite at the bottom? Sprint when you're really close to going off the edge and go for him. Again, it will be multiple trial-and-error-and-resetting. Sometimes, that elite will be off the the left, others, you could overshoot him completly (again, more than 20 tries). I even landed on top of him once, hit the assassinate button, but all it did was melee (I can tell you, I was cursing for a good few minutes).I'm sure there's a video of how to do it somewhere. Try finding that first.

I got Winter Soldier number 2 a few days ago, Captain America and Bucky 628, and I got the Red Skull: Incarnate graphic novel. On my way out, I saw Civil War: Frontline, and I'm still chewing myself out for not bringing more money to get it.

I preferred Adrenaline in Mass effect 2. It was a lifesaver in many areas on insanity. As for Mass effect 1, I didn't really use any. Pretty much only Unity, if that counts.

Some people added me randomly onto theirs, so I just say "Oh, cool."I only add people if I frequently communicate with them, or the such.

I went to the comic book shop today, and found a "Winter Soldier #1" poster. It's coming out on February 12. Bad news for me, though, it's closed on Sundays.Still, I know what I'll be doing that week.

Movies:-Letters from Iwo Jima-Downfall-Flags of Our Fathers-A Bridge Too Far-Big Red One-Star Wars Miniseries:-World War II in HD-Vietnam in HD-Band of Brothers

-Flame wars over stupid stuff. Seriously people, mellow out.-Ponies. It's one thing to see an avatar or sig, it's completly different when you go to the blogs and see every third entry as "pony this" or "pony that". I understand that people are fans, but it's starting to get annoying.-Once every four or five years, the word filter. The filtering of some words are very understandable. Others, however, are a bit ridiculous.

The Hangover.I watched at least most of it before flat-out quitting. You hear one Vegas joke, you heard'em all.Halloween 87 finished the up the series very well. Why add in a pointless sequel, aside from the "Make more money on the oh-so-original masked stabber horror movies!"