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I hope your hard drive will be okay Canas.

Ours went bad a couple years ago and I panicked because it contained one of the last conversations I had with my brother before he passed away. Luckily we were able to get into it, get what we wanted, and temporarily borrow my husband's father's portable hard drive to store it on until we got our free replacement in the mail. When we got our replacement, I made sure to save a copy of the conversation to my email in case this ever happened again.

@Canas: Is that kid your friend? If not, BEAT THE S*** OUTTA HIM!

@Bio: Meh, horror conventions aren't that great...I Mean, you do get free stuff, you do find movies you wouldn't find anywhere else, you do get to chat to your idols, you do get to say "You're the hottest 30 year old teenager" to Danielle Harris, you do get to see movies that will probably never be released, you do...Oh man, I should shut up. Lol, but no...Sorry you don't get to visit as many as me...

@Angela: Was it a wonderful conversation?

Well, I finished Uncharted today. Good game. Not quite as good as everybody's making it out to be, but still. I also downloaded the trailer for the sequel and it looks, like, way better. Glad to see all the characters return too. I'm pumped. I'm also pumped for that new Aliens VS Predator. It looks sick.
Canas, speaking of zippers... on the bus back from Florida, the zipper to my carry on bag broke, then the strap broke while I was carrying it, causing my shampoo to leak all over on the inside and ruin a bunch of my s**t. Then I got stuck in the ghetto in Orlando for six hours. I was pretty much the only white guy there. Just about everybody I talked to just got out of prison. One dude (who had also just been released from prison) was there to basically bury his parents who were gunned down. This dude owed his father some money for mechanic work, and when his father confronted the guy about it, the dude tried to beat him up, but got his a** kicked. So then the guy came back and broke into their house, shot his father twice in the stomach and once in the face. Then shot his mother at point-blank range in the back of the head, and I guess that's how they caught the dude, 'cause he had her blood splattered all up his arm when the cops pulled his car over. So yeah, unless you're going to Disney Land, stay clear of Orlando. A bunch of vile s**t happens there. Moral of the story being, it could always be a lot worse. Oh, and some dude tried to swindle and rob me at Port Authority.

Macbeth is a good time. That's, like, the only Shakespeare play I actually like.

Yeah, I noticed a lot of that stuff. And then I watched all those making of featurettes, which is cool they threw all that in. I love that stuff. And don't get me wrong, it's a really cool game, I'm just not creaming my pants over it. I don't know as if it's a game I'd play and go, "man. I've just got to get a PS3 now!" I'm going out and buying the sequel today, though. xd

Yeah, that's a bad comparison. Since RE5 has no soul.

Hey, all you Legend of Zelda fans. I was bored and needed to refresh my 3DS Max skills, so I put this together. Took about a day and a half. I even made sure to get the light spot as close to the original as possible. Hope you guys enjoy it.

@ Chase: Well, ignore what I said about Uncharted. Because it's a good game, has a great cast of characters, and its sequel (so far) is ******** SICK. It improves on the first game in just about every way. I mean, it still has the same basic mechanics, but everything is better. The weapons are better, the grenades are WAY funner, the hand-to-hand combat is better. And the set pieces and stunts and everything are just epic. Another thing about it, it puts you in a lot more situations that require you to use a lot more of those game mechanics than the original did. Like, I hardly ever used a lot of the combat mechanics (like stealth kills, hanging and shooting, etc.) in the original, because I wasn't put in very many situations that required it or gave me an obvious opportunity to use it. I only played it through once, so I'm sure I'd do a lot more of that when I went for a second go, which gives it replay value and everything, but you don't get quite as solid a gameplay experience as the game's potential allows your first run-through.

@ Angela: Yeah, well the theme parks and stuff are safe because they have security up the a**. But their police force isn't big enough for their city, and there's a lot of crime. You just gotta know where NOT to go in Orlando, just like pretty much every place else.

@ Bio: Wow. That's sick, man. Did you make that from scratch?

So why are you going into acting then? You already have a trade/talent that you went to school and payed good money for. I wish I could do that s**t. My job is so stressful and depressing and unfullfilling. Pays decent, but I hate it. I wish I could do something cool like that for a living.