Awesome.
Check it out.
http://somefield.com/merricks_online/index.html
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Annoying People in Movie Theaters.
http://www.latinoreview.com/news/el-guapo-hates-you-the-moviegoing-general-public-7750
For all you young people out there please note that it wasn't always like this.
When I was a teen I could go to the movies with friends and there would be no noise during the film other than a few quiet muffled gasps at shocking parts. It was actually quite jarring to go outside of the theater afterward because you forgot you were sitting in a room full of people.
It was quiet nice.
However, it seems like people nowadays treat movies like a spectator sport and like to talk to their friends and type on their phones which light up and distract anyone who is trying to watch the damned MOVIE.
For all you young people out there please note that it wasn't always like this.
When I was a teen I could go to the movies with friends and there would be no noise during the film other than a few quiet muffled gasps at shocking parts. It was actually quite jarring to go outside of the theater afterward because you forgot you were sitting in a room full of people.
It was quiet nice.
However, it seems like people nowadays treat movies like a spectator sport and like to talk to their friends and type on their phones which light up and distract anyone who is trying to watch the damned MOVIE.
Friday, August 14, 2009
Zombie Webcomics
Well I could actually include a bunch of different webcomics where zombies are a reoccurring theme (Sluggy Freelance, ect.), but I think I will keep this restricted to straight up ZOMBIE WECOMICS.
Number one, Dead Winter.
http://deadwinter.cc/
This one has an interesting/weird art style that actually threw me off at first but I kept reading it and it was a pretty fun story. It says something when the character I root most for is a cold blooded killer named "Black Monday Blues". Nothing to take very seriously here. Interesting to note that the most dangerous character so far is an uninfected obese short order cook.
Number two, Last Blood.
http://www.lastblood.net/
Vampires VS Zombies. Really how much plot and character development do you need for a concept like this? Before getting into some pretty convoluted plot points this is a great read. Zombies are killing all the humans and without humans there is no blood. So Vampires have to step up and kick some undead ass. Best part is when one barbaric vampire starts killing zombies by biting their brains to "beat them at their own game".
Number three, Everyday Decay.
Everyday Decay
Sweet title. Nice little webcomic. The art has gotten better throughout it's run. The characters are a bit confusing and I really don't understand if they act the way they do because everyone who is still living is batshit insane for some reason or if the writer trying too hard. As usual the worst offenders are not zombies but asshole/insane humans. There is also a little toy dog in this webcomic that I find pretty annoying. Such USELESS noisy animals would have never survived the zombie apocalypse.
And last but not least, Number four, The Zombie Hunters
The Zombie Hunters
Great webcomic with a ton of character development and compelling story. It's interesting to note that this comic features several types of zombies. I suggest you read the introduction and zombie glossary to get up to speed. So pretty much every type of "zombie" is represented within. An excellent read.
(sadly the zombie hunters website is currently down)
If you happen to know of another great zombie webcomic please let me know!
And of course if you want a really great in-print zombie webcomic please check out The Walking Dead. I ordered if for my library and everyone seems to love it.
PS -
Speaking of undead things, please do not forget to vote in the Dreamcast top 100 event!
Number one, Dead Winter.
http://deadwinter.cc/
This one has an interesting/weird art style that actually threw me off at first but I kept reading it and it was a pretty fun story. It says something when the character I root most for is a cold blooded killer named "Black Monday Blues". Nothing to take very seriously here. Interesting to note that the most dangerous character so far is an uninfected obese short order cook.
Number two, Last Blood.
http://www.lastblood.net/
Vampires VS Zombies. Really how much plot and character development do you need for a concept like this? Before getting into some pretty convoluted plot points this is a great read. Zombies are killing all the humans and without humans there is no blood. So Vampires have to step up and kick some undead ass. Best part is when one barbaric vampire starts killing zombies by biting their brains to "beat them at their own game".
Number three, Everyday Decay.
Everyday Decay
Sweet title. Nice little webcomic. The art has gotten better throughout it's run. The characters are a bit confusing and I really don't understand if they act the way they do because everyone who is still living is batshit insane for some reason or if the writer trying too hard. As usual the worst offenders are not zombies but asshole/insane humans. There is also a little toy dog in this webcomic that I find pretty annoying. Such USELESS noisy animals would have never survived the zombie apocalypse.
And last but not least, Number four, The Zombie Hunters
The Zombie Hunters
Great webcomic with a ton of character development and compelling story. It's interesting to note that this comic features several types of zombies. I suggest you read the introduction and zombie glossary to get up to speed. So pretty much every type of "zombie" is represented within. An excellent read.
(sadly the zombie hunters website is currently down)
If you happen to know of another great zombie webcomic please let me know!
And of course if you want a really great in-print zombie webcomic please check out The Walking Dead. I ordered if for my library and everyone seems to love it.
PS -
Speaking of undead things, please do not forget to vote in the Dreamcast top 100 event!
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Tim Langdell is abusing the system.
God I HATE it when people use the system like this.
http://kotaku.com/5273141/trademark-troll-gets-mobigames-edge-taken-down
http://kotaku.com/5312534/trademark-troll-is-at-it-again
This guy produces NOTHING. Literally ALL he does is extort money out of people using the word "edge" in the title of their game. That's how he earns his money.
THEN he has the nerve to say that Mobigames has tried to defame his company. The two bit company that has done NOTHING but try to get money out of people who use the word edge in the title of their video games. How the hell does he have the nerve.
http://kotaku.com/5334971/tim-langdell-defends-self-in-open-letter-to-mobigame
Nobody has ever heard of his company before this.
All this guy is doing is abusing the system and trying to get money from other people's hard work.
It sickens me.
http://kotaku.com/5273141/trademark-troll-gets-mobigames-edge-taken-down
http://kotaku.com/5312534/trademark-troll-is-at-it-again
This guy produces NOTHING. Literally ALL he does is extort money out of people using the word "edge" in the title of their game. That's how he earns his money.
THEN he has the nerve to say that Mobigames has tried to defame his company. The two bit company that has done NOTHING but try to get money out of people who use the word edge in the title of their video games. How the hell does he have the nerve.
http://kotaku.com/5334971/tim-langdell-defends-self-in-open-letter-to-mobigame
Nobody has ever heard of his company before this.
All this guy is doing is abusing the system and trying to get money from other people's hard work.
It sickens me.
Saturday, August 08, 2009
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
Interview with the House of the Underdogs creator.
http://www.reviewwithextremeprejudice.com/?page_id=38
Great interview. Awesome site. I think I found it back in 2002 or 2003. Fun times. I got a copy of Daggerfall from it which in turn piqued my interest in later games like Morrowind and Oblivion.
Link grabbed from Rock Paper Shotgun.
http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2009/08/02/the-sunday-papers-79/
Great interview. Awesome site. I think I found it back in 2002 or 2003. Fun times. I got a copy of Daggerfall from it which in turn piqued my interest in later games like Morrowind and Oblivion.
Link grabbed from Rock Paper Shotgun.
http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2009/08/02/the-sunday-papers-79/
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