Rise of the 203

I don't think I've ever really talked about Haley on this journal. I know that I have mentioned her before, but nothing really substantial. Personally, I believe that entire books should be written about her. Unfortunately, I don't have the necessary talent or skill to do her justice. So, I will do what I can. She does deserve the best.

(My best friend)

Hay, I love you. Thanks for being so good to me for so long.

Stan Winston.  A legend.

This whole Limbo of the Lost deal is pretty interesting.  While I'm not as rabid as a lot of people seem to be, bloodthirsty lot that they are, I do think that it's all in rather poor taste.  I'm actually quite interested to see what Majestic Studios has to say about the whole thing.  I wonder if it's all just a publicity stunt. 

 

Kinda like Duke Nukem Forever.

 

Anyway, if all the allegations are true, then they've stolen from close to fifteen games and even a few movies.  I don't know how much of it can be proven, though.

Today, June 10, 2008 is a day that will live forever. 

 

For it is the day that I finally made a successful landing in the NES version of Top Gun.  Yes.  It's true.

Space, Science, Theoretical Physics, Astronomy, Cosmology, and Futurology are the most exciting things in the word.

 

EDIT:  Futurology, not futurism.  Not the same thing at all.

First off, I must reiterate my love for the work of Stephen Baxter.  Second, I'm prepping for Jake's Mage: The Ascension game, and getting super stoked to play a Son of Ether.  I was going to do a few hours with Lord of the Rings Online tonight, but I got caught up doing research and reading up for my scientist character.  I got that old fashioned, science-y, nerdy feeling, and couldn't stop. 

So, yes.  Instead of playing LOTRO, I am reading articles on superstring, CTC, Supergravity, M-Theory, and branes.   It's pretty cool.  To quote the Bill Nye opening: "Science rules." 

Yes, it does, disembodied voice.  Yes, it does.

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Like I told Haley, I need to get back into the habit of daily writing.  My work as really suffered and gone downhill.

PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE

The Duskencleft sounds like a Susan Johnson-dirty word.