Monday, November 29, 2004

More of my life belongs on TNT

Last night I was driving home, and as the snow started to fall faster I began my slow turn onto the street my house is on. As I turned the wheel I noticed that the car was not turning proportionately; instead it was sliding down the hill. So, I slide down the hill and decided to try it again. So I wound round the block and started my turn again, this time with a better angle on it. Unfortunately, this time when I lost control I was pointed into the bushes infront of someone's yard, and unfortunately I went right into them, over the curb and all. Fortunately, it didn't damage much of anything, but it did take a half hour of pushing and lifting to get the car out onto the road, where it again slide partly down the hill.

By that time I was done with it, so we called for some chains, which helped.

Has anyone noticed who hates bloxxing? I have.
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Sunday, November 28, 2004

Stuck in the Snow

Last night our balled front tire got us stuck on the hill leading to our house, so we parked it there for a while and walked home. We got about 7 inches of snow yesterday and they didn't plow until there were at least 4-5 on the road. Afterwards we walked around the town in the snow, made snow angels, ate a pizza, drank hot chocolate, decorated the christmas tree, discovered a 300 hundred year old skeleton, put up the christmas lights, and talked to reticent sales person about an XboX. Overall it was a pretty eventful night, and I slept well with the holiday glow coming in through the windows from my one strand of lights haphazardly put up on our deck.

In other news, the old Law and Order's with Ben Stone as the D.A. are more enjoyable to watch because I haven't seen them so many times before, in fact there are some that I haven't seen before. In still other news, my oldest nephew is beginning to sound a lot like Dexter when he talks.

Saturday, November 27, 2004

New Opinion of Halo 2

Now that I have played Halo 2 for several hours at a time I can say definitely that I like this game for the XBoX. It details the struggle of the human species to survive against the superior technology of the aliens and their blind faith religious cultism that they would impose on freedom loving earthlings. In this way Halo 2 is really analogous, and applicable to our own lives, and should be viewed as such. In life we are often confronted by aliens who would enslave, or probe us, but, as in Halo 2, we should not yield so easily to their sweetly-hummed siren song. NO, we must resist the aliens, and declare our freedom and the freedom of the dog lords who rightly rule over us. Hence, by playing Halo 2 for many hours a simple-minded, short-sighted human can become "virtually" entangled in the affairs of a make believe universe, while in real life doing nothing more than sitting on the floor, thus Halo 2 is the ultimate mental workout.

Recently in the "Alternative" press there have been some grumblings about Halo 2. Two points in particular were attacked. Holding two weapons at a time, and the use of vehicles in vanquishing the aliens incumbents. The "grumbled" point is valid. There should not be any "hoopla" at all over these two "innovations" (if they can be called that). On the otherhand, the hand that controls the direction of movement that is, I'm not sure these "innovations" have existed on a console game before. I'm no expert, but I spared no expense. On the third hand, the hand of a Nala fugitive that is, holding two weapons is very fun, although it limits the player's ability to throw grenades which is crucial in essential moments of combat. On the fourth hand, Goro's fourth hand that is, the one that killed Johnny Cage, driving a vehicle in Halo 2 is very fun. This is one of the funnest parts of the game, especially a Scorpion Tank. " and I must be honest here, I love driving it. It is so choice. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking one up."

Saturday, November 20, 2004

Ready To Work

Due to recent boredom I have downloaded several old DOS games. Unfortunately I have been unable to get them to play with sound or music. I can't seem to get them to jive with the sound system I have. It is pretty frustrating, because PC speaker mode won't even work. I downloaded both Warcrafts, ROTT, and Cannon Fodder, and something else but I can't remember what it was. I might try DOOM, or Heretic tonite.

Also, Fear Factor is a good show. I tryed America's Top Model, but it was too slow, or maybe it was the people that were slow. I even saw the Japanese commercial but I decided I'd rather watch Futurama.

Wednesday, November 17, 2004

Eggnog is as Eggnog does

I'm drinking eggnog right now. I put some Sprite in it, because I obey my thirst. It's not a bad combo.

Does anyone have a copy of the Simpsons episode where they are in a box car with the bum telling them stories? The story of Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer is great.

I watched LOST , it was kind of boring in my opinion. I guess it is the middle of the season, and they all can't be great.

Also I downloaded ROTT and played it, and remembered the gore of eyeballs shooting past you after you blow someone up. Anyway.

Tuesday, November 16, 2004

Caution: Renting an XBox Could Incapacitate

I accidently rented an XBox and a couple of games and it turned me into a robot. You know, the kind of robot that wakes up early to play an RPG after staying up late. So I rented LOTR: The Third Age. It was pretty fun. It is a turned based RPG, which historically I have made fun of, and this one was no different, except that I was already interested in the world. Call me a nerd, but not to my face.

Unfortunately, I haven't done anything else since Friday night except work occasionally everyday. Happily, I beat the balrog, and am outside Moria.

Tuesday, November 09, 2004

spicerack.girl

Does anyone remember the Spice Girls? I remember them, but they don't remember me.

I went grocery shopping today and surprisingly I bought no cheese. I guess that means that I won't eat very well this week, or it means I already have enough. I've decided that Sharp Cheddar Cheese is best, and then Swiss cheese.

So, I've been playing video games lately. Last week I remembered the good old days of BBS's and darkforce; I also remembered that there was some old shareware that might even run on this computer. Well the story goes that I got a couple of them. One named Conquest, and the other named the General. Basically they are Risk and Stratego. I couldn't find Jetpack, and I forgot to look for Blake Stone. Anyway, I've played those two games alot, too much. It seems that I am addicted to any video game, no matter how lame it is.

Thursday, November 04, 2004

A Story

Once upon a time there were two adventurers wheeling and dealing for supplies in the dusty frontier town of Lut Gholein. In all the hustle and bustle it just so happened that both the adventurers dropped a large amount of gold on the sidewalk. It all the mayhem the gold disappeared, and has never been found. Until now on the back of the Declaration of Independence and in the middle of a famously craptacular movie. Actually the story goes that one adventurer remained destitute for a long period of time, while the other seemed not to worry about the "LOST" money. So where's the money?

Smear Campaign against frumix

It has been brought to my attention that I do not have the drivers for my printer. More importantly there have been those lately who have questioned my devotion to the email checking. Let me just say: "Check your email"

In my attempt to hook up the printer, and get a rebate for my modem I found that I do not have Adob Acrobat@ (I don't have the trademark symbol). So I downloaded it, but I also got a piggybacked version of Photoshop Album which upon inspection by me, was found to an incredibly handy program for handling all of my bad pictures (which are numerous). It is so easy to use, and the little paperclip at the bottom was so nice and friendly.

I tried to watch Lost last night at work, but I couldn't remember what channel it was on and since I was convinced it was on NBC I didn't even check the other networks until The West Wing came on at 8:00 and I knew I was hosed.

Wednesday, November 03, 2004

Election Night Counting Frustration

All I have to say about the election is that some states are really slow at counting. I think that maybe to help with the next election we should spend some federal dollars on counting programs in the public schools to help people count faster. I just don't understand why it takes people in New Hampshire so long to count, I guess they're just special, and they want a pudding cup.

In other news: I have been told that I am a dead beat blogger and email checker. But let the record show that I blog at least 4 per week, and check my email at that same rate. Also I would like to present Peoples 34 : "The whale is a mammiferous animal without hind feet." Baron Cuvier. Has anyone eaten whale? I can't say that I have, but I sure want to see one up close, and possibly swim with it, or harpoon it. Or maybe just hold a harpoon, or be cool enough to be someone who gets to use something cool enough to be called a harpoon.

"If you make the least bit of noise," replied Samuel "I will send you to hell."

At one point in my life I thought it would be cool to be called a warlord.