Saturday, October 2, 2004

Live performances = suck.

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Shin- Don't worry, it's all taken care of. I went to the confession booth and fixed everything. Catholic priest man: "A video game called Halo..? Does it spread the good word of Christ?"

Mimmi- Sen = trouser wearing, clipart junkies = miniskirt wearing. I certainly hope I didn't have to establish anything defining the difference.

Godel- Whoa, 93%. That's crazy. But with all that laser tag..

Solo- I'm really looking forward to the "remastered" version of Half-Life 1 that's coming with the collector's edition of HL2. It sounds like it's going to be the shiznite.

And that format is apparently a part of high school writing standards here. The teacher mentioned something about a high school exit exam..

Godel- Nocturne > 2 (Me + ToS) to the third power.

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I feel like shit. Not physically, necessarily, but emotionally. I feel a bit nauseous, but that's probably not from the Chuckie Cheese-tasting Pizza Hut. Anyway, I won't go into details, and I won't bombard this mO with anymore angst and whininess than necessary. Let's move on.

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My friend ended up spending the night over here. He played Halo for a while, as I was on the computer and half-watching from across the room, and we ended up watching the top fifteen most memorable Saturday Night Live moments. Because I enjoy SNL so much, it was interesting to see what they chose and where they chose to put it. Back on Monday, when Gumby (dammit) was 101, I knew things were bad. Gumby deserved better.

The Aerosmith Wayne's World episode ended up number one, and though I knew something like that was coming, I felt it was sort of a letdown. Oh well, what can you do, other than despise list shows?


Speaking of SNL, the season premiere is on tonight. I don't remember who the host is, but I'll be sure to tune in, assuming I don't fall asleep before it comes on.

After that we watched The Simpsons, and fell asleep on the couch and accompanying sofa-chair. We ended up with my grandmother's furniture, and she had some freaking soft couches. They're very easy to fall asleep on, if you take off the really bulky pillow that keeps your back from hitting the hard wooden frame.

We awoke this morning and went to Denny's, which sucked (I ordered scrambled eggs and I got sunny side up), and we wasted a few more hours on the computer. We watched Flash cartoons, mostly, and relived such great moments as the Spongemonkeys and the Courtney Love Schoolhouse Rock cartoon on Camp Chaos. He left around four, and I was pretty relieved. I don't like sleepovers. In fact, there are very few people I can stand spending more than ten hours with. Oh well.

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Halo got old. The level designs all seemed sort of similar, and the fighting wasn't really all that interesting. It was just running and shooting, without many changes. Half-Life kept on doing different things, even with the same enemies. The only "dynamic" I found like that in Halo was changing altitudes. The sniping is cool, though.

Of course, it's not like I played through the entire game, so I can't really can't talk about Halo through assumptions like this. Oh well. Nothing about it really made me want to play more, so you could sort of base my opinion off of that. *makes the Half-Life power sign with his arm*

My weekend posts are lame. I should probably do a good rant tomorrow, to compensate..

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