Fark is trying to trademark NSFW. All I can say is WTF.
Personally, I think it's just an attempt to promote the site.
It doesn't seem to be all that popular, but it's actually pretty cool.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Monday, December 10, 2007
Blizz Finally Announces Next Gen MMO (Sorta)
We don't know the name.
We don't know the premis.
We don't know jack.
Except that it's in the making, for sure, thanks to Drysc for saying about the project, "It is an unannounced Next-Gen MMO. And that doesn't mean an expansion for World of Warcraft either."
Job postings have been around for some time, but this is the first time anything official has been said about the game.
We don't know the premis.
We don't know jack.
Except that it's in the making, for sure, thanks to Drysc for saying about the project, "It is an unannounced Next-Gen MMO. And that doesn't mean an expansion for World of Warcraft either."
Job postings have been around for some time, but this is the first time anything official has been said about the game.
Sunday, December 9, 2007
Playing WoW Again
That's right. I'm officially playing WoW once more. Call me a hypocrite, I know. I traded my old 70 ally hunter for a 68 horde hunter. It was well worth it to me, but by most standards it was a shitty trade. I was completely done with the ally though, so it was better to level the other hunter than make a new one from scratch. Besides, he was one bar from 69 and completely rested through 70.
Also, I just bought this sick new knife/dart gun. It reminds me of the gunblade, only the native american version of it or something.
Also, I just bought this sick new knife/dart gun. It reminds me of the gunblade, only the native american version of it or something.
Friday, December 7, 2007
Movie Review: Dan In Real Life
First off, I watched this movie completely by chance, and really wasn't expecting much. Somehow I had never heard of Dan In Real Life, but when my girlfriend told me it had Dane Cook and that dude from 40 Year Old Virgin I was all in. It was a good choice on her part.
Right from the get go you know that Dan is a single parent of at least three. You also know that he is a somewhat established columnist for his newspaper. Lastly, through several funny yet touching scenes, you also know he fails to connect with his children on the level that they need.
While there come to be many small conflicts, mostly internal conflicts with Dan, the main problem he faces is that a random woman he meets and falls head over heels for coincidentally ends up being his brother Mitch's girlfriend.
Dan must play his role as a good son and great brother to the family, while also sorting things out with Mitch's girlfriend behind the scenes. He must also learn to be a better father at the same time. These conflicts are brought together through laughs and giggles, and even a few knee slappers, but they do not draw away from the seriousness of it all, either. That proves to be a double edged sword.
The humour and the seriousness seem to balance eachother out. They do so in such a way that one really can't speak badly of this movie, but at the same time it's not a movie that leaves you feeling awed, or with sore abs from sheer laughing the entire time. Because of that I recommend renting it rather than going to the movies, not that it will be showing much longer, but it is a good movie nonetheless, and I have absolutely nothing bad to say about it.
Right from the get go you know that Dan is a single parent of at least three. You also know that he is a somewhat established columnist for his newspaper. Lastly, through several funny yet touching scenes, you also know he fails to connect with his children on the level that they need.
While there come to be many small conflicts, mostly internal conflicts with Dan, the main problem he faces is that a random woman he meets and falls head over heels for coincidentally ends up being his brother Mitch's girlfriend.
Dan must play his role as a good son and great brother to the family, while also sorting things out with Mitch's girlfriend behind the scenes. He must also learn to be a better father at the same time. These conflicts are brought together through laughs and giggles, and even a few knee slappers, but they do not draw away from the seriousness of it all, either. That proves to be a double edged sword.
The humour and the seriousness seem to balance eachother out. They do so in such a way that one really can't speak badly of this movie, but at the same time it's not a movie that leaves you feeling awed, or with sore abs from sheer laughing the entire time. Because of that I recommend renting it rather than going to the movies, not that it will be showing much longer, but it is a good movie nonetheless, and I have absolutely nothing bad to say about it.
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