Not really. Cemeteries have a haunting beauty to them. I like to take pictures of statues, tombs and church architecture etc, as an amateur photographer.

It depends on the location though. Once, I visited a medieval graveyard that's reportedly haunted. I was a bit wary, because of its history. People would walk out with weird scratch marks, or the feeling of hands around their neck. (During the day.) Although, I managed to spend a couple hours walking around without feeling too bad.

Cemeteries show us how people viewed death over the centuries, which is kinda interesting.

I would love to see another Tenchu game, and one that's compatible with the Playstation Move. It would make stealth takedowns that little bit more satisfying. :)

I enjoy both, but third person shooters are just slightly ahead. I prefer the cinematic viewpoint- to see the character's every move, struggle and emotional reaction.

I've got a newfound appreciation/addiction for Wolfenstein, Red Dead Redemption and F.E.A.R 2 lately. My moon on Little Big Planet also receives a lot of game time.

The first three options apply to me. Although, I mostly like to keep my finger on the pulse of new and upcoming game releases.

I usually check my email or facebook messages. Or, listen to my favourite radio station online.

Max Headroom was pretty freaky, maybe not THE freakiest but it definitely deserves to be in the running lol :P

Its totally bizarre

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EDIT: Ah.. Yeah! This is the same thing I was going to suggest. (Didn't check the link earlier, and thought it was about the original Max Headroom.) Although, he's freaky inhis own right too.:D

The same thing happened with my 80GB this month. I bought it in April '09, and the warranty ran out a little too early for my taste. :? Although, I thought the update had become corrupt, and reformatting the HDD didn't help.

I've since replaced it with a 320GB slim, and am happier.

I've been hooked on Left 4 Dead recently.

Generally, I'd only dabble in the first few chapters of the campaign, and then lose interest. Which is odd, because I love zombies and horror. (As well as Valve's Half Life series.) But now, I seem to have reached that 'addiction threshold', and gained a newfound appreciation.

Mad Men, The Unit, M15 (Spooks), Leverage, Farscape, Spartacus: Blood and Sand.