bored on a sunday morning...
Shopping Update:
Picked up Budokai 3 and Digimon World 4 for my bro (I owe him Budokai from last year and I figured DMW 4 would be a safe bet since we've had/played the other 3 at various points and we both actually like them (except I don't really like DMW 2)) at a bit less than $30 a pop. Picked up a replacement copy of FFX (probably gonna get FFX-2 at some point this month as well) and gave in to temptation when we dropped by Borders and picked up Gravitation vol. 1 (yeah, yeah, I've heard it's five and a half kinds of mental torture and frustration for the reader, but I'm about nine kinds of masochist so it works). I've read it three times already and I've worked out a formula to create Eiri Yuki.
(Genjo Sanzo + Rose Berkley + imagination required to be a novelist) / 1.75 = Eiri Yuki
And I like Hiro, a lot. *grins*
Lessee... stuff still on the shopping list:
Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories (since I'll take what I can get untill KH2 hits the shelves), new Fire Emblem game, a replacement Dragon Ball game for nii-san (I owe him a lot for buying me all of FAKE last year), must see about picking up a PS-compatible copy of FF8 via the net some time, dad said he'd help me out (though acording to the guy at Game Stop the standard price on E-bay is around $50 o.o; maybe I can get my bro to split the expenses with me)
*simultaneously checking her e-mail* OhMiGODWhisperedScreamsisupdatedYESH!!! *boogies* :3
*coughAhemcoughhack* Pardon my fangirlishness.
(apologies to any vegetarians reading this)
Aaaaand, this weekend I went on a hunting trip with my grandparents down to Red Lodge (which is a very, very, very small twon in southwestern Montana and I love it there) and got a couple practical lessons in the anantomy of a deer's hind leg, which really is a very complicated piece of equipment. *has new found respect for deer* We were down there for a couple days and we saw three different kinds of deer (white tails, mule deer and a herd of elk, though strictly speaking, elk don't exactly count as deer per se). And we spent most of our time over at the Blazina cabin (commonly reffered to as 'Uncle Tom's Cabin', pardon any inappropriate refferences to the Underground Railroad) and all in all it was a good time (excepting the appearance of my periods [insert standard bitching/moaning/whining/complaining/ranting about periods here]).
Now that that's done with, I'm off to feed my inner fangirl, ja.
Picked up Budokai 3 and Digimon World 4 for my bro (I owe him Budokai from last year and I figured DMW 4 would be a safe bet since we've had/played the other 3 at various points and we both actually like them (except I don't really like DMW 2)) at a bit less than $30 a pop. Picked up a replacement copy of FFX (probably gonna get FFX-2 at some point this month as well) and gave in to temptation when we dropped by Borders and picked up Gravitation vol. 1 (yeah, yeah, I've heard it's five and a half kinds of mental torture and frustration for the reader, but I'm about nine kinds of masochist so it works). I've read it three times already and I've worked out a formula to create Eiri Yuki.
(Genjo Sanzo + Rose Berkley + imagination required to be a novelist) / 1.75 = Eiri Yuki
And I like Hiro, a lot. *grins*
Lessee... stuff still on the shopping list:
Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories (since I'll take what I can get untill KH2 hits the shelves), new Fire Emblem game, a replacement Dragon Ball game for nii-san (I owe him a lot for buying me all of FAKE last year), must see about picking up a PS-compatible copy of FF8 via the net some time, dad said he'd help me out (though acording to the guy at Game Stop the standard price on E-bay is around $50 o.o; maybe I can get my bro to split the expenses with me)
*simultaneously checking her e-mail* OhMiGODWhisperedScreamsisupdatedYESH!!! *boogies* :3
*coughAhemcoughhack* Pardon my fangirlishness.
(apologies to any vegetarians reading this)
Aaaaand, this weekend I went on a hunting trip with my grandparents down to Red Lodge (which is a very, very, very small twon in southwestern Montana and I love it there) and got a couple practical lessons in the anantomy of a deer's hind leg, which really is a very complicated piece of equipment. *has new found respect for deer* We were down there for a couple days and we saw three different kinds of deer (white tails, mule deer and a herd of elk, though strictly speaking, elk don't exactly count as deer per se). And we spent most of our time over at the Blazina cabin (commonly reffered to as 'Uncle Tom's Cabin', pardon any inappropriate refferences to the Underground Railroad) and all in all it was a good time (excepting the appearance of my periods [insert standard bitching/moaning/whining/complaining/ranting about periods here]).
Now that that's done with, I'm off to feed my inner fangirl, ja.