commander's log 40... shite i forgot:
i'm gonna drop a black egg bomb on those slippery thrynn's homeworld. those bastards love to shoot at me when i refuse sell them my useful artifacts, and refuse to buy their useful black box. bastards. should have made contact with the elowan first. i hate i hate i hate. the lyrics of linkin park sound so relevant to me now. bleh. i prefer weezer. i'm assigning the android as the captain permanently. just because. lifeform hunting just ain't quite as fun(profitable) as in SF2. almost feel like re-installing diablo ii and ... oops i'm acting out of character. fudge it. i can just call myself a space-pirate cum drunken-horse-whisperer if i wanted to. who cares?


"the game":
i'm getting a weezer compilation album as soon as i can afford to. they're proto-emo, and not as depressing as early-radiohead, so i guess i can still act hip while listening to "buddy holly". whatever.

chrono trigger:
lavos falls on prehistoric times. wandering around in the magic kingdom, figuring out what the heck to do next. i seem to have an easier time defeating bosses/mini-bosses when i use the tougher(but weaker in magic) characters like the frog knight/ayla/robotool, instead of lucca & whatshername. whatshername's haste spell is pretty useful, but damn she dies easily, even when i equip the silver earring on her. i feel like ignoring those 2 characters for the rest of the game. thought of training up the characters in that sand cave in 600 AD, but i already died twice in there. the treasure i found in there didn't seem to be worth the trouble. i bet i could go through that magic kingdom plotline w/o much training anyways.

shadowrun:
ho hum. more courier runs. more karma earning & a wee bit of money. what a chore. so many sweet items to buy, so little money. maybe i could try temp hiring rianna for mid-level matrix runs. doubt my starter deck is good enough for mid-level. n hiring her for low-level runs would be a waste of money. oh well, earn more karma...


James Joyce once said, "There is no heresy or no philosophy which is so abhorrent to the church as a human being." But perhaps the great American lawyer Clarence Darrow put the
secularist argument best of all. "I don't believe in God," he said, "because I don't believe in Mother Goose."
- Bruce Sterling's blog.

rael board o thy dead