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On Sharing Being Caring
The more you give, the more you get, not on earth but in heaven.
And I can live with that.
Bible-ness Learned Today:
Strength is found in peace and quiet. Meditation, time alone with God, is good.
So like, I can go all monk and be all meditative, and that's good, and like, it gives monks super strength--like, you know those monks who carry giant weapons around in JRPGs, and when they join your party they're all like HUWAA! and then they crush stuff with their staffs and nunchucks.
Or like, the bald dude in Avatar: TLA. You know. The Avatar.
Speaking of which, I have not found true satisfaction in any of the Avatar games: I remember being eleven and spending hours playing the first one and thinking it was the cooliest thing ever. Then I went back and played it a couple days ago and was like, wow. Give me back the last forty-five minutes of my life.
Same with Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. I put in a fotchton of hours playing it with my dad last summer--at least, it seemed like a fotchton, because we beat a level a day and that took, pathetically, an hour per level--and picked it up Sunday night.
Can you say, slight piratical fail?
I played it on PS2. It wasn't horrible by any means, but after Crisis Core and God of War: Chains of Olympus, my video game pallet has wizened a bit. Hack and slash games don't quite do it for me anymore. If my thumbs hurt after five minutes of combat, something is wrong. And not with my thumbs.
As of now I'm downloading the PSP demo of Siphon Filter: Dark Mirror. Possibly I should have checked out its reviews first. Ah well, it is teh free.
WordCount: 63k
Jabez'd: Yup!
Jabez Day: 7 / 28
And I can live with that.
Bible-ness Learned Today:
Strength is found in peace and quiet. Meditation, time alone with God, is good.
So like, I can go all monk and be all meditative, and that's good, and like, it gives monks super strength--like, you know those monks who carry giant weapons around in JRPGs, and when they join your party they're all like HUWAA! and then they crush stuff with their staffs and nunchucks.
Or like, the bald dude in Avatar: TLA. You know. The Avatar.
Speaking of which, I have not found true satisfaction in any of the Avatar games: I remember being eleven and spending hours playing the first one and thinking it was the cooliest thing ever. Then I went back and played it a couple days ago and was like, wow. Give me back the last forty-five minutes of my life.
Same with Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End. I put in a fotchton of hours playing it with my dad last summer--at least, it seemed like a fotchton, because we beat a level a day and that took, pathetically, an hour per level--and picked it up Sunday night.
Can you say, slight piratical fail?
I played it on PS2. It wasn't horrible by any means, but after Crisis Core and God of War: Chains of Olympus, my video game pallet has wizened a bit. Hack and slash games don't quite do it for me anymore. If my thumbs hurt after five minutes of combat, something is wrong. And not with my thumbs.
As of now I'm downloading the PSP demo of Siphon Filter: Dark Mirror. Possibly I should have checked out its reviews first. Ah well, it is teh free.
WordCount: 63k
Jabez'd: Yup!
Jabez Day: 7 / 28