I feel for you. I'm dealing with redoing a bunch of written policies before we get fined by the Bureau of Labor Standards. I have acually fallen asleep at the computer due to the incredibly boring and repetetive nature of the material.
Well, I missed the previous blog, so no worries. As for getting banned for trying to debate something...well, I've had my share of arguments with idiots. None of them ever banned me, kind of wish a couple of them had, though, lol. Isn't it both amusing as fascinating as to what sets some people off?
It would be better if that envy tasted like a bbq pulled pork sandwich.
It's not a console I see myself purchasing, and my 360 is my favorite console this gen, so I'm by no means a fangirl. Many of the reasons I'm not buying one have already been mentioned. My other issue is that Microsoft seems to be moving away from a gaming platform and more to a bizarre computer/cablebox hybrid. I have a computer, I could have a cablebox if I so wished (I don't wish). What I want is a console I can shove a game into and play when, where, and with whomever I choose.
To be honest, though, I don't see myself purchasing a PS4, either. I have so many games in my backlog that I won't have to buy another game for many, many years and I'll still have more games in that backlog.
Whoa! Cool beans! Very envious.
I have no idea if it gets better, because I didn't like it well enough to bother watching more than the one episode.
Blake, the American one is called Elementary. I don't think it's as good as the British one, which is awesome.
I love Double Fine.
I was never a big Pokemon fan, but I do think Pikachu is adorable. That's much cuter than my N64.
I'm old school TBC all the way. I like being able to think about what I'm doing. If I want to play an action game, I'll play an action game. And I do play plenty of action games.
