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Tuesday, September 27, 2005
Peanut butter crunch: Hardcore.
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Shin- The coders sure love its caffeine content.
Tony- You know, to this day I have yet to see The Nightmare Before Christmas all the way through. The closest thing in recent memory is when I was in Blockbuster and they were showing the part where the three bothersome children are squealing out an irritating tune.
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37 caps, counting the ones I have yet to drink (or pawn off).
I discovered that Sierra Mist is also doing this promotion, which eases the blow a little bit.
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I wish I had never introduced my dad to Medal of Honor. He was, at one point, under the firm belief that console FPSes were superior to the typical WASD/mouse setup, so to prove him wrong I bought him some Medal of Honor: Allied Assault bundle. He got addicted quickly, but eventually subsided.. But it's back, and now he's in his vegetative state of worship that this crappy game puts him in.
Part of me wants to show him Day of Defeat: Source, just so he can play something off of a decent engine, but the other part of me screams, "No, he'll be even more addicted."
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I ran cross country for the first time in what seems like forever today. Interestingly enough, the second I was all dressed and ready to go, thunder clapped and rain began to fall.
But we persisted, and it was awesome. Normally, in our wonderful, sunny Californian weather, you get really hot really fast, but the rain kept us nice and cool as we ran around the track.
I suppose it would have been better to go shirtless, but I'm not about to do that.
Anyway, three miles, I ran most of it (spare about a quarter lap at the end). We then came home, played some We Love Katamari, and messed around with Adobe Illustrator (which I have still yet to make something worthwhile with).
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My DVD R + RW drive does not recognize blank DVDs. Which is bullshit. I bought a pack of about 75 DVDs, hoping to spread various things around (Family Guy movie, music, Half-Life 2 demo, etc), but it doesn't even act like there's anything in the drive.
It's nuts. I really need to reformat.
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