Been playing some Halo 3 lately...

Two months later and the first thing I feel like posting about is the skull splitting pain which is going to greet me in the morning tomorrow, the very same one that lurks now at the back of my head reminding me of that decade i spent without a single teeth related issue. Laughing at it and brushing it aside as if it never was. I doubt I will be able to bear it for seven days straight...its bound to be a wonderful week ffs.

Being a big fan of something inevitably implies that trouble are going to arise when one will see flaws in the creation he admires. In this case however there are no trouble, just the clarity of the fact. Shivering Isles an expansion for Oblivion is easily more captivating than the whole of the main campaign. As for the duality of the world I think it is a brilliant idea which grew to be more than just that. Overall money well spent.

Consider me impressed! The atmosphere of this game is right on the money. A perfect mix of a classical (by now) Roadside Picnic and a one certain movie of the same title. Could use a little fine tuning, but the experience is highly pleasing! The zone has never looked so good!

No, this isn't about the apocalyptic orgy (not directly anyway). Just a
note of admiration towards the work of H.P. Lovecraft whose awe
inspiring stories of temporary mankind and madness of abyss lurking
just behind the theatrical curtain of existence where without a doubt
worth reading.
On an unrelated side note however, Pirate Bay, the
much discussed torrent tracker has presented the Swedish king Carl XVI
Gustaf with a diploma to distinguish the "...progress in the fight for
positioning Sweden as a prosperous nation regarding technology and
culture."

http://thepiratebay.org/blog/60

Personally
I think this farce of an acknowledgement is pushing the buttons of
Swedish government a little too much. But what perplexes me the most
about this diploma is the fact that it bares the coat of arms of the
Russian federation as well as the word Diploma itself is written in
Cyrillic. Notably it is explainable but non the less intriguing to say
the least.