I think the hardest part of life isn't choosing where you wanna be...but sticking with it.  I wanna join the military yeah but the hard part is bein prepared for it...not the discipline or nothin...I can handle that but the physical part...maintaining the shape.  The older you get...the harder it is...thas why I need to go in ASAP. 

But beyond all that...I wanna travel.  Not how any spoiled ppl of today would...jus walk...literally around the globe.  I plan on bein in the army 4 years...do my four year tour meanwhile walk around the country on foot when I have time.  Of course its all preparation for Asia...my ultimate goal.  To go across the ocean...to go home in a sense.  I'm not Asian but always felt I shoulda been...I love the asian culture.  I wanna learn from the wisest in the deepest valleys to the highest mounts in Asia.  Starting with where my heart is....Japan.  So in about 4 to 5 years...I'll be in Asia starting my life.  Can't wait.

I just bought Grandia III last Wednesday and I've almost beat it.  Its one of those really long RPG's too...bout 40 hours of gameplay but...I'm almost finished with it!  What can I say...I'm a hardcore gamer.  Either way...I'm glad I got the game...I really like Drakengard but I don't think Drakengard is better than Grandia III...its such an awesome game once you get into it.  Love the storyline too.  Well...I recommend this game to anybody.

Jeah i jus got Grandia III and I don't give a damn what GS says...Grandia III is a bada** game...worth buying anyday.  So don't listen to this review crap...go get it and play it...bada**...GS is really breakin my balls these days...your breakin my balls guys...bad reviews...breakin my balls.

I thought this guy was a lot like the Dark Prince from the PoP series, but he's not him.  He's on the TV show s-cry-Ed yet he's still bada** if not more so than the Dark Prince himself.  This alter has the power of heaven and hell itself.  With a culmination of true power from the otherside, Ryuhou and Kazuma met this alter when they crossed over.  With one arm he holds the power of heaven in a flow of white power, and in his other arm he holds the powe of hell itself with darkness illuminating his arm.  He's one hell of an enemy who never talks, just with the power of his fist. 

Jus wanted to let yall know my favorite Alter User from s-cry-Ed is Kazuma the Shell Bullet.  He doesn't care bout anyone, except Kanami, not even himself.  Utterly selfless and seeks to stop HOLY and its leader Kyoji Mujo.  His only equal in power, Ryuhou, Kazuma secretly respects and yet wishes to destroy this worthy rival.  Starting as enemies...the story finds them having to work together at a point.

Kazuma The Shell Bullet

Let me know if yall can't see the pic

Don't know how many of yall seen s-cry-Ed but its one of the tightest shows I've ever seen.  I'll put in the quickness what its about if yall don't know.

Humans on Earth have reached a point where they've evolutionized in a way granted with special powers known as alter powers from another type of dimension known as the otherside.  The otheside feeds this alter power to a select few humans on the planet.  Alters originated there power from this main island that connects to the otherside but not known how known as the mainland. 

On this mainland exists a police type organization known as Holy...which monitors the use of alter powers throughout the world.  Holy seeks to make sure that only mainlanders are allowed to use their power.  Therefore they destroy any alter users not on the mainland, known as native alters.  Holy is taken over by a sick sadistic alter user known as Kyoji Mujo, also replacing Commander Jigmar, who has the power to absorb other alters' powers.  In hopes to become the ultimate alter user.  Eventually is known as the ultimate enemy for Ryuhou

Holy member Ryuhou is one of the main characters who works within Holy to destroy native alters.  He has been blessed with powers directly from the otherside as he has been there increasing the power of his alter.  He wields the mysterious and devastating alter power known as Zetsuei.  Ryuhou has always been military minded and loyal to Holy but with Holy's evil conspiracies the question is, how will this affect Ryuho's loyalty?

Kazuma a.k.a. Kazuma the Shell Bullet is another alter user who has been to the otherside like Ryuhou and has forever been rivaled to the Holy Organization.  Not ever caring for anybody but a little girl known as Kanami, Kazuma has always sought to protect the girl who calls him Kazakut.  Where Kazuma and Kaname's connection leads is to be seen.

There are other main characters who prance in and out of the scene as well that hold importance to the world of alters.  Shireece Adjouni, another alter Holy member who secretly loves Ryuho, binds the lifes of many and her alter power is just as important as if used to its fullest...she'll die.  Other characters can be found just as important as well such as the fastest alter on the planet, Cougar (unkown for some time to be the brother of Kazuma).  Kimishima, Kazuma's best friend, is an alter who's importance is valued as well.  Importance of a regular human without alter power known as Mimori Kiryu, she is just as important as any other alter user.  Childhood friend of Ryuhou and a love for him that is not too hard to be found even by Ryuhou, Mimori is influential in Ryuhou's life. 

I felt some well deserved respect should be granted to one of the best damn anime shows ever to be viewed.  So if you haven't seen s-cry-Ed...you need to cuz your missin out.  New episodes come on I think it's like every Saturday nite on Cartoon Network late at nite, and reruns happen every nite around 12 am.  Peace out yall and hope you enjoy, lates. 

I was watchin the Military channel and they had this one dude who was in the British SAS, which is like in comparison to American Green Berets, who walked 180 miles in 7 days without food or water.  During the Persian Gulf War...he stayed behind waitin for his comrades but they didn't show...so he hoofed it behind enemy lines to the border past enemy lines which was 180 miles from his location...now if that ain't a soldier I dunno what is!  Hope I'm that strong in Spec Forces...can only hope.

I know people use to seein me on causin commotion early in motion but...my bad yall...jus got outta the hospital.  So don't be hatin cuz I didn't holla at you...jus wasn't here...felt like I was gunna die.  But it ain't that bad now...jus bronchitis.  Sucks tho...couldn't breath for s***...and my chest was on fire...damn ain't that somethin.  Oh well...my bad yall...check ya later, peace.

I know a lotta people didn't like FFX-2...some think its too girly...some thinks its too hard...some think its lame...and some misjudge it like me.  I beat it...but I got the ending that would make anybody pissed off...somebody's hopes and dreams even in a game like that shouldn't be unanswered.  I've seen all three endings now...the bad, the good, and the perfect endng.  All I gotta say...is every minute of that game was worth playing to see those endings. 

I'm  not gunna give away those endings because the game...and the characters in them like Yuna...deserve the respect to play the game thru and thru.  Squaresoft couldn't have finished up the FFX title more perfect than this.  And for those who didn't like this game...you just don't understand...I'm not gunna explain it, you need to figya it out for yourself.  So...play it and dedicate time to it cuz its more than worth it. 

If ya don't know...I'm a huge raiders since I was a young un and I've been a diehard fan even thru hard times like now.  I never sold out and believe its all worth it...to see a legend like Art Shell take over the team once again...I believe Raiders are gunna make one hell of a team this year! 

After considering outsiders such as Ken Whisenhunt, Bobby Petrino and Mike Martz, the Raiders went with one of their own and hired Art Shell as their new coach.

Shell will be introduced at 4:30 p.m ET Saturday as the Raiders' new coach. He replaces Norv Turner, who was fired after two seasons and went to the 49ers as offensive coordinator.

In hiring Shell, Raiders boss Al Davis was able to correct a move he said was a mistake more than a decade ago. Davis fired Shell after the 1994 season. Shell, who was 56-41 as the Raiders head coach from 1989 to 1994, will get a chance to right that wrong.

Shell was working for the NFL when he was called by Davis last week to interview for the job. Shell flew to Oakland and interviewed last Thursday. Once Whisenhunt, the Steelers offensive coordinator, decided to stay with the Steelers and informed the Raiders of his intentions Thursday, Davis put in a call to Shell.

Shell, who was in Tampa, Fla., working for the league, got on a flight as soon as possible and made it to the Raiders' offices Friday.

After meeting with Davis most of Friday afternoon, he was offered the job and his agent worked out the contract Friday evening.

Shell, the first black head coach in modern NFL history, becomes the seventh one currently in the league. Of the 10 openings this offseason, the only other black coach hired was Herman Edwards, who was traded from the New York Jets to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Shell had been working as the senior vice president of football operations and development for the NFL.

Oakland has been without a coach since Turner was fired Jan. 3, giving Shell little time to put together a staff and set his offseason priorities before the scouting combine begins Feb. 22.

Davis also interviewed Al Saunders, James Lofton and Rod Marinelli, and he had talks with former St. Louis coach Mike Martz, Oakland quarterbacks coach John Shoop and University of Louisville coach Bobby Petrino.

Saunders decided to take a job running Washington's offense, Marinelli was hired as Detroit's coach, Martz will be the Lions' offensive coordinator next season, and Petrino said he wants to stay at Louisville.

Shell made eight Pro Bowls and won two Super Bowls as a standout offensive lineman in a 15-year career with the Raiders that led to his induction into the Hall of Fame. He replaced the fired Mike Shanahan during the 1989 season and lasted through 1994, the team's final season in Los Angeles.

Other than Jon Gruden, Shell was the last head coach of the Raiders to have a winning record during his tenure in Oakland. Mike White, Joe Bugel, Bill Callahan and Turner followed Shell and failed to produce a winning record with the Raiders.

In the end, Davis kept it in the family and hired Shell.

Information from The Associated Press was used in this report