If you've ever been to touristy areas in a big city , you surely have seen guys that paint themselves all silver or gold and do dance perfomances (or make stupid robot noises). Well, last weekend I was I Fisherman's Wharf, and saw cops putting handcuffs on one such performer. Unfortunately I don't know what promoted his arrest, but it was pretty funny seeing them drag a silver-coated man into their cop car. I'm sure that stained their seats. They also left his silver-coated boombox laying on the ground. Maybe they picked it up later, I don't know. All I know is it would suck sitting in a prison cell with that silver paint on. That stuff is a pain to remove.

I finished KOTOR this weekend. I must say I enjoyed it. And a big middle finger to those who said "Welcome to 3 years ago"  *cough BobC cough* :P   I was taking classes when it came out and didn't have time for RPG's.

I had gotten Urban Chaos from Gamefly like 2 months ago, so I started playing that now. Saving a city isn't quite as heroic as saving teh galaxy, but electricuting someone with  stungun until they catch on fire is much more amusing than cutting them with a lightsaber. I recommend it!

I finally have gotten around to laying KOTOR. I guess I'm on an RPG kick lately after finishing Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne (which I loved). I tried playing the dark side path, but I couldn't handle being that mean. Yea yea, I'm a goodie goodie. But I got to the major plot twist, and now I'm wanting to replay the game with all the evil choices :)  Sometimes I hate games with multiple choice paths. I want to see both ways to play it, but don't want to spend all that time replaying it.

I got a shipment from Amazon today. I find it amusing how I have a Christian metal band CD (Norma Jean) sitting on top of an atheist book (Letter to a Christian Nation by Sam Harris). I'm waiting for both to annihilate each other like matter and anti-matter.

If only I had become an engineer, I could have scored even higher!

I picked up the new Fire Emblem this evening. I will say goodbye to the world for a few days now. Amazing that GBA games are the ones that I will obsessively play for days on end.

I love it when my dad comes in town for business. Free dinners!

It's a little late, but still worth posting. Cornell beat Harvard 3-1 in the ECAC finals to advance to the NCAA frozen four tournament! We face Ohio State in the first round on Saturday. I wish these games were televised. Oh well, I usually curse my teams when I watch them play so maybe it's for the better!

The NHL season may be dead, but college hockey is in finals. Cornell just won its semi-final game against Vermont. Complete shutout 3-0! They advance to the ECAC finals against the winner of Harvard/Colgate. The winner of ECAC will advance to the NCAA finals. Woohoo! Cornell was #1 in the ECAC league by the way. Go Big Red!

The results of a CT scan done on King Tut's mummy indicate the boy king was not murdered, but may have suffered a badly broken leg shortly before his death at age 19 -- a wound that could have become infected, Egypt's top archaeologist said Tuesday.

http://www.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/meast/03/08/tut.scan.ap/index.html

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