Friday night/Saturday early morning was pretty much awesome. I'm going to start by telling you about our infamous Milk Challenge that took place on Friday night. Well, the challenge consisted on drinking a gallon of milk in an hour or less and you had to be able to hold it in your system for an hour (you were not allow to throw up for an hour after drinking it). I wasn't going to participate when I first heard that my friends were doing this (the reasoning behind my apprehension to participate is really stupid, so I'm not even going to mention it lol). My favorite person in the world pretty much talked me into doing it, so I decided to step it up and attempt to drink a gallon of chocolate milk (terrible idea!). We started the challenge and everything (and everyone) was going fine. I started out strong drinking the chocolate milk with no problem, until I got to a little bit more than half of the gallon. I was trying to be really strong and not throw up, but I couldn't help it. I lost the challenge, but I had a great time (with the exception of like 15 mins that I felt ill) attempting to break the challenge. So I want to especially thank HorseyJesse for talking me into doing it (sorry that I let you down though).

After the Milk Challenge some of my friends decided to play board games, but since I brought my X360 HorseyJesse and I decided to play. We played some COD4 (in which HorseyJesse kicked ass, but that's another whole separate blog coming soon), RSV2, Gears of War, and Lego Indy. It was so much fun!! Although I sucked at most of the games, especially Gears of War and Lego Indy lol...When we were playing Lego Indy, I wasn't being all that serious about it at first (my bad HorseyJesse!!). This was quite annoying for HorseyJesse (she was very right to be too lol), since I was just messing around and getting killed. I started to play seriously after this was established, yet for some odd reason I was having a hard time to get the hang of Lego Indy. I'm a decent gamer when it comes to platform games. I was just having a hard time trying to jump from platform to platform lol. This lead to the fact that when my friend Kenny (who's not that of a gamer at all) and HorseyJesse were playing, they would say that they "pulled a Jon (that's me :P)" every time they would fail to jump from platform to platform. It was really funny and perhaps you just had to be there to get the humor. Time flew by so quickly that we didn't end playing until 6:00 am (we started approximately at around 9:00 pm). I definitely had an awesome Friday Night/Saturday early morning. I never thought that the X360 would strengthen a friendship, and I'm just extremely lucky to have a favorite person in the world who's 100% made of awesome! In addition to other great friends who are crazy enough to attempt to break the Milk Challenge lol...today I am Happy!!

Yet, I'm not...lol. I posted a mini-blog on how I feel frustrated after I play COD4 on live. After having a conversation on fb (which I had no idea you could do) with my favorite person in the world, I came to realize that it is not so much the fact that I'm not great at COD4 that frustrates me. Instead, what frustrates me is my inability of being upset and not being able to talk about what is bothering me. Wrongly, I took it out on COD4 lol. I'm the type of person that has to let things out in the open in order to feel better, but we all encounter a situtaion where things are better left "unsaid." Since I'm not able to talk about what is really upsetting me, I channeled my frustration to the fact that I suck at COD4 at the moment. In my conversation I was making a big deal about my gamer skills lol, so silly of me. I even said that I was thinking about returning my X360; I freaking love that thing!!! Is seriously my escape from reality and my stress reliver lol. I know that I haven't being paying shooters for that long, as a matter of fact is not until two weeks and a half ago that I got my X360 that I got into shooters. I just need some more practice. So my bad HorseyJesse if my attitude frustrated you lol...after all, is just a **** game lol!!! You sure know how to bring a smile to my face :).

That's what I feel after playing COD4 on live...I'm starting to wonder if gaming is my thing, perhaps I should stick to other things...

So I have finals this week, which pretty much means that I should not be playing X360. My favorite person in the world just let me borrow Lego Star Wars II and I'm pretty much addicted to it!!! I have 4 finals to study for, yet I have a game to beat. I'm pretty prepare for my finals, but I feel I should be more responsible and prepare even more. I also want to bear Lego Star Wars II though lol. Im trying to find a balance between the two, and my parents are all in my case about me playing too much. I guess I'm just going to limit my playing time and increase my study time just a bit. I knew that gettin my X360 two weeks before finals wasn't a great idea, but I did it anyways because my X360 pretty much rocks!!

For the curious ones: my favorite person in the world is HorseyJesse becuase she's 100% made of awesome and pretty much rocks! And she totally kicks my ass on COD4 (I hate to admit it, but she's just better than me)!!

Rainbow Six Vegas 2 is by far one of my favorite games (take into consideration that's the only shooter game I own, provided that I just got my X360 two weeks ago lol), but I've been a fan of Tom Clancy's games dating back to Ghost Recon. I already finished the story in Normal mode. It took me about three days to finish it in Normal mode. During those three days my average playing time was around 4 hours, so it took me a total of 12 hours to finish the story in Normal mode (Did it take me too long? reasonable time frame?). Well, now I'm attempting to finish the story in Realistic mode. Let me inform you, it is very close to being realistic! The enemies are smarter, you only get 2 frag granades (as opposed to 5 in Normal mode), and the quantity of enemies seems to be grater. It's taking me the same amount of time it took me to finish it in Normal mode just to get done with half the story in Realistic. It gets really frustrating when I keep getting snipped or killed by incenaries. It is more frustrating to know what to do, yet I keep getting killed. I figure I will finish it sooner than later. One thing is true: I really enjoy RSV2!!

I would like to give special thanks to my favorite person in the world for the awesome RSV2 image on my profile!!!

So I'm new to this deal, but I'm looking forward to using it! I recently got a 360 and I am defenitely addicted to it and to RSV2!!! It's awesome!!! I feel like a kid again! It brings back memories of when I used to play my Nintendo!!!! I'm really glad that I invested in the 360.