Blarghagh

Impressive impersonation.

Too busy working on my exam project to play video games, just got a StarCraft II beta key.

As someone whose high school friendships consisted almost entirely of hordes and hordes of girls that placed me squarely in the much feared "friend zone", I confirm that girls are on average FAR more perverted than guys are.

Hah. Actually, I enjoy using it for the casual games with other people, but I'm just a little sad so few things come out for it that are actually fun.

It's not childlike, but it sure as hell isn't mature either.

Good thing I didn't buy it. Why oh why did I get a Wii?

That, or his stamina wasn't *that* impressive.

Like how negative comments about it make it sound like the poster is jealous more than anything else? No offense meant, and I'm not implying it, but that's just what it sounds like to me.

Magic! >_ Also, foreplay counts.

You're kidding, right? Jason Statham is terrible. And speaks with the exact same monotone wheeze that Steven Seagal does. ALL THE TIME.

Not much better here in the Netherlands. I half expect to hear soft, screeching voices going "I'm melting! I'm melting! Oh what a world!" every time I go outside.

Peter Mayhew's Lightsaber Cane. *worship*

Who needs Terminators when you've got Garthim?

I'd remake the Dark Crystal, make it faster paced. In fact, this is more of a re-edit than a remake.

Paranormal Activity. Bored me to death.

Gotta work on my exam project but we got a terrible project, so I am having major motivational problems and end up constantly playing flash games on Kongregate instead.

I saw Kickass, which was a lot better than I expected. I thought it was just lampooning superhero stories, but it had a surprising amount of heart and epicness.

Yeah, my real name is an apt description, how cool is that?

http://www.fleen.com/archives/2010/05/14/laryngitis-lovely/ "Alert reader Andrew de Weerd* wrote to point us towards an interesting project; a friend of his, a middle school teacher, has begun a diary webcomic of sort as a class project. I

I just read that Frank Frazetta died yesterday.

To me it just sounds boring.

Speaking of which, Captain America and Thor both get referenced (though the latter only after the end credits). I was surprised at how much I sympathized with Sam Rockwell's Justin Hammer. He was supposed to be a villain, but he had this endearing nerdy schtick going that really worked for him. He was like the low-glamour, jealous version of Tony Stark. The scene where he was just had me laughing so hard. I always find it worrisome if it seems a sequel is going the 'ever more villains/subplots per sequel' route or something similar, as a way to try to up the ante/excitement. Sometimes it becomes so 'busy' everything becomes kind of lost, if that makes sense. Too many cooks, as they say. From what I've read it seemed Ironman2 might be falling into that. I take it you felt it all gelled together? I've heard this, and my friend said this too, but I finally got around to seeing it today and it's just not true. It all pretty much worked as a solid story, there was not too much of anything. Although I did feel the inclusion of S.H.I.E.L.D. felt a bit shoehorned in, but I was prepared for that considering it was the same in the first flick. I'm a bit antsy about the Avengers movie though. Joss Whedon directing a superhero flick featuring a whole bunch of well-known superheroes, played by people like Samuel L Jackson, Robert Downey Jr and Edward Norton? The anticipation level on this is going to rise through the roof and there is no way any film can live up to that.

Yeah, I'm not sure what the problem is either, other than "games traditionally just don't use more memory than this even though they could so there's no reason to change it". Might not be what Nightshape means, but it's pretty much what I'm getting from it.

Aww, crud. Looks like I'm going to have to learn html.

*checks to see what his location says* EDIT: Yep, mine's accurate. The Netherlands... much the same as The Netherworld of the Twisted Nether or the Nether Regions.