I’ve moved, but the work isn’t over. Still have to get a decent internet connection, and my bedroom has no flooring in it yet. (Sadness)
The rest of my floors look awesome though. They should for all the effort I put into them. I worked my unbelievably manly hands to the bone!
Anyway, I’m where I can start doing my “Half Assed zombie Webcomics” again. And soon very soon I will be able to start using my WHOLE ASS again!
That’s probably for the best as I’ve been doing things half assed for so long that my one butt cheek has become incredibly muscular, while the other butt cheek has withered nearly away……
I tilt when I sit now.
So THATS how Pinhead from Hellraiser was born!
I was going to ask how the renovations were going, but apparently they go well and are still tiring on your part. Yesterday, I got to help my dad move TWO large and heavy T.V.s; YAY!!!(imagine that yay being said as sarcastically as possible) This morning, I also tried to hock up the 360 to the T.V. downstairs only to find out that that T.V. is #%&@ing retarded and wont show any signs of wanting to work with me instead of against me.
Well, I feel retarded. Turns out that there was a button on the remote the whole time that I did even think to use until this morning that allowed the thing to work with the 360. Well, that’s one more mystery down, who knows how many more to go, starting with the mystery of what ever happened to my “lucky” rabbit’s foot.
See, but now that you have your Xbox working you can play some Left 4 Dead to sooth your injured pride. That’s what I call value.
Tonight I’ll be ignoring my 360 to draw more comics…. Why must my Xbox keep staring at me reproachfully…. WHY?!
It’s saying, “You can play me when you’re done.” Unfortunately, I do not have Left 4 Dead (YET!) because my parents aren’t thrilled about me or my brothers playing certain zombie-themed games.(mainly Deadrising, which kind of sucked due the strict time limit) However, I have borrowed it a few times and think it’s awesome. As for injured pride, as they say, “Learn for your mistakes or be doomed to repeat them.”
I feel your pain, sort of. I’m on the other side of the equation. I won’t let my son play those games or even see them yet.
Of course he’s eight, and I deem him not ready for the carnage yet. One day though I hope to sit down with my kids (when they’re way more mature) and blow the crap out of hordes of undead… as a family.
Aaaah, brings a tear to my eye.
And then you will be able to survive the inevitable zombie apocalypse AS A FAMILY! I think you might want to start at least letting him watch a little bit between ages 10-12 (starting at only a little violence then moving up); that way he’s not being exposed to too much violence at once.
True, I’ll have to gauge how much my kids can handle. Start them off slow.
My kids love Ghostbusters, and Beatlejuice….. That’s like the Children’s Gateway Drug for horror movies.
If you haven’t already, you could maybe try letting them play something like the Ratchet and Clank series. It’s not overly violent, not blood and guts, and plenty of good laughs for all. Game I do NOT recommend is Shadow the Hedgehog. Don’t get me wrong, I think Shadow is awesome; however, this game should have had a higher rating. Reason being that, if you suck, he swears every other minute and it’s very violent for a Sonic themed game. Now that you know that, can anyone tell me how Shadow got off with a E10+, and R&C got rated T?