Lights Out, Nobody Home

[eldogo]

I'm the only person left at work. It's usually like this on Fridays, everyone bugs out around mid-afternoon, except us marketing administration peons. Except today the other people in the department left early too, for various reasons. You get really, really alone in here, it's almost tomb-like. Sometimes it's cool. No distractions, I feel like I

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office to yourself

[galactic_dev]

Blast the music! You don't have to play "Old Time Rock'n'Roll", nor do you have to strip down to your underwear. But definitely blast some good music.

[saveau]

Download the demo of Left 4 Dead and blast your way through some zombie-slaying goodness.

Hey, how much hard drive space do you have open? You may need some more games...

[hedgiewan]

If you are still concerned about your ear, call the doc again. It is better to have to take more antibiotics than to have it come back, populated by all the bugs that survived the first round. But it may just be a case of your body needing a little extra time to clear things out in there, especially considering how close you were to busting a drum. That is hopefully a question you can get cleared up over the phone.

[professormortis]

Which Turkish stuff did you check out?

[eldogo]

The Deathless Devil (their ripoff of The Mysterious Dr. Satan) and Tarkan Vs. The Vikings.

Y'know, except for the most laughable costumes ever, I thought Tarkan was kind of fun. I was somewhat less into Devil, which surprised me. Maybe Bitik is to blame.

[professormortis]

Ah, that's a fun disc. I agree that Tarkan is a bit goofy/low budget, but fun, while Devil I loved-but only because it's a shameless (including actual footage stolen from) rip-off of The Mysterious Dr. Satan, my all time favorite serial.