MY EYES BLEED
(but, best insult ever: “You uncircumsized philistone!”)
Yikes.
One hundred and fifty billion bytes. That’s 1.2 trillion ones and zeroes. And that doesn’t even fill up half the drive.
Holy.
Fucking.
Shit.
STAR WARS: IN CONCERT IS COMING TO WICHITA!
Considering how bummed out I was that I barely missed this show the last time I was in Seattle, I could not be happier that it’s making its way to Wichita! And in our brand-new Intrust Bank Arena, no less!
May 22nd. Two shows. I’ll probably be at both of them.
This is a dream come true.
Sorry. Can’t form whole sentences. Dying of nerdy happiness.
guh…..guh….
(that all being said, I’m enjoying Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces as much as I have every other recent Project Aces game, which is to say a great deal. I love the whole arcade-style flight sim genre…but I would like it more if it was a prettier Xbox 360 game.)
In the past two years, I have purchased exactly three games for my Wii. Almost exactly two years ago, on March 9, 2008, I purchased Super Smash Bros Brawl. Then, in November of last year, I purchased New Super Mario Bros Wii. Just last week I purchased The Sky Crawlers: Innocent Aces. (It was on sale for the day for $20.)
In the same period, I’ve bought probably a dozen Xbox 360 games, and maybe half again that many PC games. What is it about Nintendo’s console that just does not capture my interest? If I did not have one today, I don’t believe that I would go and buy one. Hell, I think I play my Nintendo DS more than I do the Wii. Why is it that none of the games that are attractive (to me, at least) are Wii exclusives? Almost everybody has a Wii, right?
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Auto-Tune The Science of the Day: Symphony of Science #5 — “The Poetry of Science (An Anthem for Science)”
Neil deGrasse Tyson: “If you’re scientifically literate, the world looks very different to you. And that understanding empowers you.”
Go Team Empirical Evidence!
[melodysheep / sos.]
Earlier: “A Glorious Dawn”; “We Are All Connected”; “Our Place in the Cosmos”; “The Unbroken Thread”.
(via soupsoup)
Dear Boyfriend,
We are going to do this very soon. As in, the second college basketball ends. I know better than to deprive you of KU basketball.
XOXO,
Shea
It’s not bad at all. Allison and I get local channels over-the-air (which honestly takes care of most of what we want to watch anyway), DVRing them with Windows Media Center. We’ll watch whatever else we want to either through Hulu or Netflix. It’s great to have a cheap computer hooked up to your TV…it’s $400 or so out the gate, but you recoup that quickly by not having to pay for cable.
