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A Merry Talk Like A Pirate Day To Ya Matey!
Toa of Dancing posted a blog entry in Apologies for Who I Was
[flash=100,100]http://www.instantsfun.es/swf/youarepirate.swf Avast, I've started playing MechQuest! Seriously, if you aren't playing it do so, lad. Yar, and if you do decide to do so please do so using this link, land-lubber. So do so now please, matey! (Also mate, I found out that it was indeed this gloriously day through that game.) -
His new album "Imperfect Harmonies" officially drops tomorrow can't wait to see what he has done this time, hopefully I'm not as disappointed as I was with Linkin Park's new album >.< Hopefully KK=-
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That I use the smiley in like every post. And I'm not going to stop KK=-
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Honestly Halo: Reach is way harder on Legendary than any other Halo has been thus far >.< And playing it alone is submitting yourself to a constant stream of death and reverting to the last checkpoint -.- My only condolence is the 275 Points waiting for me at the end of the campaign, oh and the fact that even if you die you get to keep the cR that you earned from kills that life lol On a random note, good morning and happy Saturday KK=-
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I sure am! I'm so excited! I'm getting Legendary edition and all the fancy armor at GameStop. But due to my busy schedule this week. I'm not sure I'll get to play it much. I won't be able to play this weekend either, because I'm going to my Scout camp for my Vigil honor ordeal. I don't want to hear or see any spoilers. So if I'm on Live, I won't be joining any gamer parties until I'm done with campaign. Anyway. I hope you're excited as I am, and that you enjoy Halo Reach! Oh yeah! Reach Figures! Spartan V Elite Elite Ultra
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Went to Gamestop for the Midnight Event for Halo: Reach last night and (as is usual for us) me and Tahu Nuva 3.0 and another friend set up Rock Band on a huge projector and had everyone in line jamming with us we've done it so many times (as a company that we are building up right now) that the Gamestop people even took pictures with us and are sending them to the higher-ups awesome night last night to be sure (that doesn't even begin to describe it lol) As for Reach... Win. I did get the opportunity to test the full game before its release so I already knew what to expect but I didn't start the campaign because I wanted to beat it on my own Account and not the testing account lol Forge is absolutely amazing, way better than before! Firefight is fantastic, they have a Grunt-only mode and of course the Campaign so far is awesome and much more challenging than any Halo before! No seriously....I'm on Legendary and having a hard time with it :l Anyways I'm getting back to it now KK=-
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It has been sooo long since I was really active on here and that kinda makes me sad so I figured I'd drop a post in my blog so CzaR and Dalek can say hi to me anyways I think I may be visiting here more often and leaving some original content such as art and MOCs because I have some free time again In other news, Super Metroid on a legit and working SNES is highly addictive :l KK=-
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"It's to leave you behind I be wantin!" "You can't", said the Brakevan. "I'm essential." "Auk Aye!" Donald burst out. "You're nothin but a screech an a noise when all said an done! Spite Doggie would you! Take that!" "Oh Oh Oh!" Cried the Van. "There's more commin, Should you misbehave!" The Van behaved better after that!
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Yup, just updating my bzp blog from my Droid 2 thats all Mk ill be heading off now, y'all take care, ya hear? KK=-
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Oh my god. I am absolutely stunned. The Hunger Games series is amazing. The way it all pieces together, and all the smaller pieces fit into the climax... And, to top it off, it may have one of the best conclusions to any story that I have ever come across. It's not quite a happy ending...which is probably why I like it so much. :blush: . Anyway, it was a great read, and I can tell because I read about 100 pages of it in an hour, which is really fast for me. So yeah. Read it and love it. -Winnie the Pooh
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Though they have next to no relation, I felt like saying these two pics are awesomazing. Just saying.
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"Tacking them with ease'll, "Show the world what I can do,"Gaily boasts the Diesel. In and out he creeps about, Like a big black weasel. When he pulls the wrong trucks out – Pop goes the Diesel!"
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B6 Thinks I'm cool. :blush:
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Been gone the past few days. Reading Lord of the Rings like mad before summer ended, and then watching all three movies. blind = mown Though the movies weren't as good as the books, both were still great.
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why so much punctuation in the english language i mean cmon we dont need any of that stuff like right now im expressing myself just fine right
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Become a mixture between a bumblebee, a mad artist, a jedi, an old man, and Jason Bourne? Nah. But I have been told that I'm a squid, a monkey, an old young man, and a weighted companion cube. Yeah.
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Quite addicting... Got it on Steam for $2 during a mid-week sale. For you who have no idea what it is, I'll explain: You're a ninja robot and you dash around in space on battlefields of all kinds. You try to kill other robots by locking onto them and dashing into them. If you kill another robot with points, you get all of theirs. If another robot kills you, they get your points. Once you have points, to bank them you kill yourself by having a meltdown. If you catch other robots in your meltdown, it multiplies your score. Got all that? Great. It might sound like it'd get boring, but it isn't. There are five game modes. There Deathmatch which is strictly what I said above. Lighten Up is where you try to make the biggest meltdown on a marked spot. Capture the Flag, everyone knows what that is. Team Deathmatch is where Red Team and Blue Team fight each-other. Then comes my favorite, Ninja! Ninja! Botzilla! You run around as a giant robot with a dinosaur mask and you're trying to stock up as many kills as possible. Then, if you are another player instead, you try to whittle Botzilla down until you kill him.
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This is the prologue of a steampunk story I'm writing. If any of you writers out there would be so kind as to critique this, I would be happy. Also, only a couple more days to enter the Purple Blog Blog Contest! » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «Steam. Flowing, smothering, choking. The steam which poured from the airship over the hills was like a thick wool blanket that one sits in on a cold winters day. This was not quite like a blanket, however. Yes, it did heat the green rolling hills, but only as it was blocking out the light of the sun, preventing it from reaching the greenery beneath. This was perfect, he thought with a smile. This would be his salvation. This would be his… Revenge. It was the only possible word for it. He’d been cast out of society after his people had been vanquished by the High Emperor, curse him. He was an outcast. Never accepted, feared, hated. He was tired of it. And he wanted revenge. Revenge, though, is a powerful word. It can turn men to slithering, cowardly worms, running and hiding from everything. But not him. His mind was strong, and sharp. And it had just chosen the perfect weapon to use as his tool. Steam. Unsuspicious, but subtly smothering, choking. Plunging a city into eternal night. Which is just what he was hoping for. Hearing noises of propellers, he strode to the deck of his airship to see several army ships hovering in front of him. The words “Prepare to be boarded,” were projected over a loudspeaker. He drew his sword from the scabbard at his side. He decided he would fight to his last breath. As men clad in white and gold uniforms sprang aboard his airship, shouting battle cries, he stood still and silent. And then he charged. Sword fighting had always been his specialty. He ducked, dodged and whirled through the field of men, cutting them down like grass stalks. As he tackled one young man to the ground and raised his sword, his face froze into a surprised expression. “No…” he thought, “It can’t be…” and then he was grasped by his collar and flung against the deck, looking straight down the barrel of a rifle. “Don’t move,” said the holder in an unfeeling voice. “Search the ship, but leave his office!” he barked at the rest of his men. They sprang to action, ransacking his quarters, pounding down doors, overturning tables and chairs. Papers ruffled about, but were blown away by a sudden gust of wind. “You, Sev!” It was the young man he had tackled! “Search his office!” There was no mistaking it now. His suspicions were confirmed. “Please,” he said hoarsely, for the barrel of the rifle was digging into his throat, drawing blood. The wielder of the rifle, who was obviously the captain, took no notice of his pleading. Sev came out of his office, carrying a stack of papers. He dropped them at the captain’s feet. “Well, what’m I gonna do with ‘em! Put ‘em in the ship so I can deliver ‘em to yer mum the queen!” “What?,” he thought. “If Sev’s mother is the queen, then that would mean…” he gasped out loud. “Yeah?” snarled the captain. “Oh, nothing, nothing,” he said meekly. “Just…please spare me….”. “Oh I ain’t doin’ the honors,” snarled the captain with a malicious smile on his face. He turned and handed the rifle to Sev, who had now returned. As Sev cocked the rifle and prepared to fire, the man on the floor said, “Wait! Don’t shoot! I am your-“ BLAM!!! And Jed Hawthorn’s dead body was kicked over the edge of his airship, his last thought being that he had died by his son’s hand. So, yeah. The next chapter's gonna be way longer than the prologue, jsyk. Again, please critique! -Winnie the Pooh
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"... God destroys Dinosaurs. God creates Man. Man destroys God. Man Creates Dinosaurs." "Dinosaurs.....eat Man. Women inherit the Earth."
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"And no one cares....." "Rubbish Henry!" Snorted James, "You don't work hard enough!"
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Defend This Chopper!
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So I Thought I'd Do One Of Those Music Things
Toa of Dancing posted a blog entry in Apologies for Who I Was
1. Open your library (iTunes, Winamp, Media Player, iPod, etc) 2. Put it on shuffle 3. Press play 4. For every question, type the song that's playing 5. When you go to a new question, press the "next" button and continue 1. What is my life's philosophy? Falling out, Relient K (Is that like dropping out of school?) 2. What will my last words be? Under My Skin, Skillet (So will I die due to a disease?) 3. How am I feeling today? Nothing and Everything, RED (Exactly) 4. What is my theme song? Shadows, RED (Hmm... I guess...) 5. What song will be played at my wedding? Storm the Gates of ######, Demonhunter (Wow... Nice. Not shure many people would appreciate that, seeing as many of my friends don't like screamo/growl. Though it is a Christian band, so eh...) 6. What song will be played at my funeral? Desperate, Decyfer Down (lol) 7. How will I be remembered? Imperfection, Skillet ( ) 8. What is some good advice for me? The Symphony of Blase, Anberlin ('K then, I'll keep that in mind...) 9. What is my life's dream? Red Sam, Flyleaf (Whut?) 10. What's my kind of lady/man? Favorite Disease, Thousand Foot Crutch (Ah, so my wife will be that disease...) 11. How do people see me? Say Goodbye, Skillet ( Dang, no one likes me... ) 12. How would I describe this page? Oh, Happiness, David Crowder Band (But some of this isn't happy...) 13. How would I describe my best friend? So I Thought, Flyleaf (No! He couldn't betray me!) 14. What's in store for this week? Fully Alive, Flyleaf (Ah, so I won't die...) 15. How would I describe my parents? SMS (Shine), David Crowder Band (My mom and dad are shiny?) 16. If I had one wish, what would I wish for? What Do We Know?, Thousand Foot Crutch (Everyone to know something is my guess.) 17. What do my friends think of me? Crash, Decyfer Down (So I fall asleep a lot. LIES!) 18. What is said about me behind my back? Can I Lie Here, David Crowder Band (Oh come on...) 19. What do I think of this questionnaire? My Obsession, Skillet (Must... Do... More... Questionnaires...) -
OMGOMGOMG epic movie. Enough said. Also, only 1 MORE DAY TO ENTER the Purple Blog Blog Contest. Enter away, there are only a couple entries so far. -The Killer Rabbit
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So I came up with this whole setting with good ol' Ped-Xing. I'm Andrew Corlot (Not my real name) and he's Nate Muad'Dib (Partially his real name). Read on! Andrew Corlot says: You are wielding a two-handed sword, and your partner next to you is holding a bow with twelve arrows. There are two orcs on the opposite side of the room, both armed with axes. One approaches. You have no shield, what do you do? NO YOU MUST MAKE A SINGLE ACTION And it must have an undetermined result. Nate-Muad'Dib says: I swing the sword. ... With an undetermined result. Andrew Corlot says: Okay, let me calculate what happens. Your hit determiner is 4d6+1, with a 19 required. You do not hit. The orc swings at your leg. Determining... The orc hits. Damage determined: 3d4+1 Eight damage. You are now down to nine health. Your partner fires at the distant orc. It is a direct hit to the right arm, he is now unable to swing his axe. That orc approaches too, and bites at your partner. He misses. Nate-Muad'Dib says: ... Andrew Corlot says: What do you do? Nate-Muad'Dib says: Er... Attempt to run. Andrew Corlot says: The doors are locked. Actually, you fell into this room through a pit and the orcs are blocking the only exit. Do you attempt to run past the orc? Orcs? It's a 2d 8 roll. No bonus. You need a 13 to succeed. A 13 out of 16. Well? Nate-Muad'Dib says: No, I'll just try and survive it out here. Andrew Corlot says: Okay, what do you do then? You haven't made a turn yet. Nate-Muad'Dib says: Attack the orc again... With undetermined results. Andrew Corlot says: Sword? Alrighty then. Determining. You hit. Determining damage... You do eleven damage, felling the orc. The next orc bites at your gashed leg, where the axe hit. Determiner: 3d6-2 Needed: 13. He hits, for eight damage. You are down to one hit point. Your partner succeeds in killing the orc. With an arrow at point blank. What do you do in this room? There is one exit, and the rest along the walls is dark. You are in the south east corner. The exit is at the north east. Next action? > Nate-Muad'Dib says: Head for the exit. Andrew Corlot says: You are now in a large, octagonal room. There is a booth off to the left-most side. Around the edge of the room is a system of platforms, forming a spiral-staircase-like path around the room. Nate-Muad'Dib says: ... Andrew Corlot says: It ascends to a door. Nate-Muad'Dib says: I'm in the TARDIS, aren't I? Andrew Corlot says: Above the door is an open ceiling, and trees growing densely beyond that. No... I hadn't even thought of that. What do you do? Nate-Muad'Dib says: Examine the booth. Andrew Corlot says: You find many, many cabbages behind it. There is one red cabbage among many green ones. There is nobody manning the booth, either. A small knife is on a shelf inside the booth. What do you do? Nate-Muad'Dib says: I grab the knife and attempt to stab the DM. Andrew Corlot says: He is on another plane of existence. Your attempt fails. What do you do? Next, that is. Nate-Muad'Dib says: Attempt to tend to my wounds. Andrew Corlot says: You tear off a piece of your garb and tie it in a tight wrap around the leg wound. Some pain is relieved, your health is now at four. The cabbages are rather fresh smelling, and there are shiny rocks scattered around the booth. > Nate-Muad'Dib says: Grab some interesting rocks to put in my rabbit skin bag. Andrew Corlot says: Now you're just getting silly. Your bag is leather. But sure. You bend down to pick up the rocks when you notice a hinged door under the cabbage. Nate-Muad'Dib says: Hey, I had to reference Hitchhiker's Guide somehow. Andrew Corlot says: Open the hinged door y/n? Rather, you may examine the hinged door now. > Nate-Muad'Dib says: Examine the door first. Andrew Corlot says: It opens easily after the cabbages are moved over, and inside is a dark room. It seems rather narrow, with one corner concealed in darkness. It is large enough for you to exit. You now have three exits: The way you came The stairs door The hinged door What do you do now? Nate-Muad'Dib says: Head for the stairs. Andrew Corlot says: You climb the stairs. The rocks protruding from the walls appear to be very stable, although as you climb you notice that they are becoming more and more crumbled-looking. You reach the door, and it opens with a shove. A small rock falls from the door platform and, after a few seconds, hits the ground. You enter the door. Through the door is a large, sand-filled room. It is circular in shape, and the sand on the floor is lying in a spiral-star shape from the center. There is a bit of a dip in the sand in the very middle. The lighting is very ambient. You are on the west side of the room, and there is an open chest on the south side. The room is empty, with no signs of life. What do you do? Nate-Muad'Dib says: Head towards the chest cautiously. Andrew Corlot says: Let me draw the room, for you to specify how you got there. Andrew Corlot writes: Andrew Corlot says: Draw your path. Nate-Muad'Dib writes: Andrew Corlot says: You reach the chest, but only to find it empty. Cobwebs are covering it. The door behind you has been locked. Nate-Muad'Dib says: I head towards the center of the room. Andrew Corlot says: You step on the raised ridges of the spiral sand, and realize it's solid hard. Almost, but not quite, entirely unlike sand. You reach the center... And the spirals shift to allow an opening in the very center. The loose sand around the spirals begins to fall in as the sand lowers, but the ridges give you a place to stand for now. You are now standing in front of the open pit. Nate-Muad'Dib says: Look for a way to descend down the pit. Andrew Corlot says: It isn't a very long fall, you won't get hurt by falling. You notice a crack in one of the four pillars in the room. > Nate-Muad'Dib says: I go to examine the crack. Andrew Corlot says: It appears that the pillar is hollow. There is a small, dwarf-sized door behind it that you can see. The pillar appears to be made of thin, weak chalk. > Nate-Muad'Dib says: I attempt to smash the pillar. Andrew Corlot says: It breaks easily. The door behind it is unlocked. There are now two open exits: Center Pit Dwarven Door And the original door is locked. You may take any open path, or suggest a new action. > Action, Mr Bohannan? Nate-Muad'Dib says: I decide to search the Dwarven Door first. Andrew Corlot says: It easily opens. Behind it is a narrow, yet navigable tunnel. Recesses in the tunnel provide light by torches, covered by mesh screens. > You suddenly realize why the door is so low. The ceiling is starting to lower. Very, very slowly. But steadily nonetheless. Nate-Muad'Dib says: I drink the bottle labeled "Drink Me." Andrew Corlot says: There is no such bottle. The ceiling is about two feet above your head. Nate-Muad'Dib says: I decide to attempt to leave the room. Andrew Corlot says: Which way? Nate-Muad'Dib says: Backwards. Andrew Corlot says: Which path? You can kill yourself with the knife and end this if you wish. Nate-Muad'Dib says: I JUST WANT TO GO BACK OUT THE DOOR I CAME IN. Andrew Corlot says: It's locked, I said. The ways out are the floor pit and the dwarf tunnel. Nate-Muad'Dib says: Floor pit. Andrew Corlot says: You drop through. You fall onto a large pile of... Lemons. And other fruits. But you see that they are not real fruit, but rather intricate stone fruit. Carved and placed into a large, large pile. A pile about thirty feet tall. You are now sitting on top of this pile, staring straight into the eyes of a large brass man. The brass sculpture of a man has an open mouth, and in that gap are several of the fruit carvings. The room is well lit, and the floor below the pile is a plain dirt floor. What do you do? Nate-Muad'Dib says: Slide down the pile of lemons to the floor. Andrew Corlot says: There isn't an exit on the floor level. The pillars at even intervals around the room. Nate-Muad'Dib says: I climb back up the lemons to examine the brass man. Andrew Corlot says: His mouth is open, and inside are several stone lemons. He is a few yards away, but you are easily within a stone's throw distance from him. Nate-Muad'Dib says: I throw one of the lemons into the mouth. Andrew Corlot says: The first misses, and the second you throw hits his eye and crumbles. But the third lands on the lower jaw. His eyes begin to glow, and his entire body below his head opens up longways. A very grande door is behind his legs, with a large wooden bolt. Nate-Muad'Dib says: I attempt to open the door. Andrew Corlot says: With some effort to lift the bolt, you open it. (OOC: Do you want to continue, or end it? Up to you.) Nate-Muad'Dib says: Let's put it on pause for tonight. Andrew Corlot says: Sure. You step through the door... And into a wide room, extending left and right. Grooves are in the floor, and there is an alcove next to the door with a cover on it. You go to sleep inside it, getting some much needed rest. That was fun. Mind if I save it and repost it somewhere?
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Manliest movie ever. B) Good work Mr. Stallone.
