Good Times
The Incredibles has come out. My life is once again awesomer. There is nothing I should have to say about this movie to make you go out and see it. And I shall leave it at that. No I won't, and you know it. I'll just say one thing: Pixar always tries to outdo their previous films with every new film, oh and Brad Bird directed it. There. My two cents.
After The Incredibles we all went to Chumley's, a speakeasy from the 1920s. One because it's good eats and awesome cider and two because my friend Claire from LA is in town and what better way to show off NY than an illegal bar from the 1920's. Good times were had.
A good amount of sleeping was required to recover from the good times and jump directly into going over to Jason's place to beat Manhunt. I was always too scared to play Manhunt, but it wasn't too bad playing it with three other guys screaming at the top of their lungs whenever one of us was close to death. Either that or whenever something really really effed up happened. So basically you're a prisoner sentenced to death who at the last minute is abducted by a deranged TV director. He puts drops you off in random places and forces you to play a survival game, in which killing everyone is the only way out. The idea is that violence sells in the television business. From stabbing peoples eyes out with glass shards to hacking away at someone's neck with a cleaver, Rockstar does not fail to gross you out and yell out "awesome!" at the same time. Not that I condone that kind of behavior, but it was pretty awesome. Hopefully you all will get to face the wrath that is Piggsy sometime soon.
Waiting for Blu-ray discs to come out
GenuineOtaku
After The Incredibles we all went to Chumley's, a speakeasy from the 1920s. One because it's good eats and awesome cider and two because my friend Claire from LA is in town and what better way to show off NY than an illegal bar from the 1920's. Good times were had.
A good amount of sleeping was required to recover from the good times and jump directly into going over to Jason's place to beat Manhunt. I was always too scared to play Manhunt, but it wasn't too bad playing it with three other guys screaming at the top of their lungs whenever one of us was close to death. Either that or whenever something really really effed up happened. So basically you're a prisoner sentenced to death who at the last minute is abducted by a deranged TV director. He puts drops you off in random places and forces you to play a survival game, in which killing everyone is the only way out. The idea is that violence sells in the television business. From stabbing peoples eyes out with glass shards to hacking away at someone's neck with a cleaver, Rockstar does not fail to gross you out and yell out "awesome!" at the same time. Not that I condone that kind of behavior, but it was pretty awesome. Hopefully you all will get to face the wrath that is Piggsy sometime soon.
Waiting for Blu-ray discs to come out
GenuineOtaku
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