Reply
I’m gonna get drunk as f**k and eat chicken fingers! But that’s for much later this evening. The big event for my birthday this year is… football? My dad procured a couple of tickets to this year’s “Banjo Bowl,” which … Continue reading
Category Archives: Outside Games
So, I bought a basketball two weeks ago. Yeah. I know. It’s weird. I went out to throw the ball around a bit by myself that weekend, and had a pretty good time having finally found something to do while … Continue reading
This may be the longest list to date… I don’t know quite how it happened, seeing as I feel like I’ve been playing far fewer video games than usual. Ack! Maybe it’s time to start logging playtime? ~ Game Over … Continue reading
May came in like a lion and… well, it was pretty heavy on games I wanted to play throughout. A stark contrast to an April that saw almost no new games and gave me ample time to work on my … Continue reading
It’s no secret to anyone who knows me: I’m a child living an adult’s life. I appreciate a lot of things that people my age aren’t supposed to, if advertising and demographics have anything to say about it. Marketing is … Continue reading
I went out and bought a Wii Fit Meter the other day. I know, you’re thinking that’s pretty nuts. Just hear me out: There’s a Wii Fit U demo on the eShop, which is the full game, but it’s only good … Continue reading
An excerpt from the Zoo Rules page on the website of the city zoo: The following items are NOT PERMITTED and should be left at home: Pets * Roller blades, roller skates, heelies, skateboards, child scooters Bicycles, tricycles, and unicycles … Continue reading
Told ya there’d be another one. My only regret is that I really borked up the music. Not only did it record poorly, but also it’s hard to hear too often. Oh well. Lesson learned! … Continue reading
Hey, so does it mean you’re old when just the air can cause waves of nostalgia to wash over you? Because I’m totally getting that right now. It’s been a beautiful fall day, and the first real one as far as I’m concerned, … Continue reading