Dear Internets, How Have You Been, Camp Is Fun....
Hey y'all. Here's a brief little slippity slap as to what's going on with me:
Been greatly building my SNES, PS2, and yes, even Virtual Boy (1/3 complete!) libraries, finally got around to IIDX 9th Style thanks to a decent deal, but 10th continues to elude me for less than 60, which I'm not willing to blow. Waiting on my Pop'n Music ASC to come in the mail, probably next week, which I will hope to have much fun with.
Trying to have fun with little stuff, company and beers, bad indie movies, poker poker poker. Got a new phone, which takes pictures and video-deos. SD card is on the way, and if I can be arsed, I will do so to keep you visually informed on the mediocrity that surrounds me.
Had a good idea for a little creative experiment wherein I purchased 50 CD-Rs with sleeves to match, and am distributing them to those around me, with the expectation that they will be filled with music and returned. For a $20 investment, it's turning out quite enjoyable thus far, and I can't wait to wrap up the project and report on my results as soon as possible.
No Facebook, no Twitter, blame Orwell.
Speaking of Orwellian-derived paranoia:
This is a rare chapter in the world of pirate television worth investigating, if you don't mind being equal parts disturbed and confused.
Been greatly building my SNES, PS2, and yes, even Virtual Boy (1/3 complete!) libraries, finally got around to IIDX 9th Style thanks to a decent deal, but 10th continues to elude me for less than 60, which I'm not willing to blow. Waiting on my Pop'n Music ASC to come in the mail, probably next week, which I will hope to have much fun with.
Trying to have fun with little stuff, company and beers, bad indie movies, poker poker poker. Got a new phone, which takes pictures and video-deos. SD card is on the way, and if I can be arsed, I will do so to keep you visually informed on the mediocrity that surrounds me.
Had a good idea for a little creative experiment wherein I purchased 50 CD-Rs with sleeves to match, and am distributing them to those around me, with the expectation that they will be filled with music and returned. For a $20 investment, it's turning out quite enjoyable thus far, and I can't wait to wrap up the project and report on my results as soon as possible.
No Facebook, no Twitter, blame Orwell.
Speaking of Orwellian-derived paranoia:
This is a rare chapter in the world of pirate television worth investigating, if you don't mind being equal parts disturbed and confused.