Take on me - I remember when that song came out. I was on the lookout for it, as I spent three years in Norway and all my friends over there were so excited because a Norwegian group was getting mainstream play in the US. God, now I feel old. Thanks, Joe!
Thanks for the warning, Nick! Good luck on the plane with the little ones.
I can see you going on a quest to find out about the lyrics now. That would make a pretty awesome blog series, now that I think about it. "Ser's Lyrical Quest" or something like that.
Wayde is from the good old days on 1up when we had to code everything ourselves to spiff up our blogs. Did I mention he was my first 1up friend?
Although I own both this and Resident Evil, I have yet to play either one. I have an over-active imagination as it is and I get creeped out easily. I always planned on playing these games in the winter when I'm laid off from rangering, but now I live in a little cottage in the boonies with coyotes that make blood-curdling noises at random intervals in the field out back after dark. Oh, well. I'll get to them eventually. I do have a point-and-click horror game for the DS called Theresia that is pretty good. I ought to finish it one of these days so I find out how the story ends...
I remember you! I liked your contributions at 1up and it was always interesting to see what you were playing.
Joey, I don't think it has the 430, but I can't for the life of me remember what it does have. It was my dad's pride and joy, he let me help him work on it (which he didn't let my brother do!), but my role was mostly support - looking for the right size socket, cleaning plugs, etc.
Note cards have been the easiest way for me, personally, if I'm trying to stay on topic and not get distracted. It wasn't until I got to college and was working in the Learning Resource Center as a tutor that I learned about using note cards. Before that, I used to try using outlines, but that really never worked for me. Good luck and glad I could help.
