Monthly Archives: February 2008

I never thought I’d find myself posting a link to an article by Roseanne Barr on politics, but here I am, doing it, because what she says here is absolutely right: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/roseanne-barr/experience-vs-inspiratio_b_87982.html From the piece: When I fly in an … Continue reading →

With GT5 peeking around the corner, Burnout Paradise has quietly snuck under the radar. And it’s a great game. A really great game. First, a couple of notes on the game. It supports rumble (very nicely), sixaxis control (who the … Continue reading →

No, I’m not referring to a John Lee Hooker song. I’m talking about how we’re going to try blowing a bus-sized satellite out of space with a missile. Now taking bets on whether we hit it or not. I say … Continue reading →

Right, for those of you not addicted to the 24-hour news cycle — Michelle Obama got quoted saying that, due to her husband’s success, this is the “first time” she has ever been proud of her country. Oh, man, was … Continue reading →

I went ahead and added a little poll to the right sidebar, all the way down. Whee.

Fidel Castro has resigned. Oh frabjous day, Callooh Callay! Just breaking, so not much to say about it right now.

Obviously, this isn’t really me rooting for a Dem to win the general. The question is…which one is easier for McCain to beat? I think it’s almost a tie. If Hillary is nominated, you have a candidate who has negative … Continue reading →

I recently received a pissy email from someone who apparently thinks it’s my job or something to review games and was appalled that I didn’t offer anything beyond quick impressions after my vast 10 minute experience dabbling in the Devil … Continue reading →

Bear in mind, first, that I love the DMC series, so I’m a little biased. But I will give DMC: – 8.5 overall (out of 10) – 9 on graphics – 8.5 on gameplay (I’d give it a 9 but … Continue reading →

I wanted to go back and say a little more regarding G.C.’s remark that had a black player with braids run off the field early, you’d have heard stories of him being a “cancer to the team” and stuff like … Continue reading →