This is almost like a blog, except no one I know outside of gamespot actually reads it. I'm considering actually using my blog that I never use, and just cutting and pasting the info here. So here goes...(what follows will make it to a blog)
Did anyone ever talk you into doing something that you kept saying no to, basically just because you were being lazy? And then when it turned out good, did you thank them for talking you into it? I bet you didn't, and you should, because you know if it had turned out crappy, you would have been beating them senseless with the "I Told You So" stick...
Well my wife and I needed to go to the fair (small town, small fair) to see some pictures that our friend Amy had entered in the photo contest. We realized this at 6:35, as I also realized that I had not clipped the free entry coupon from the paper at work, and that it would probably be 5 or 6 bucks to get in, even though we would be there 20 minutes tops. To make a long story longer, after much convincing we get the papers, clip the coupons and race over to the fair to make it to the gate right at 7:00, the coupons work (saving me $12 bucks, not $10) and we get to see the pictures, including one of Amy's and our friend Nate's with honorable mention ribbons, and a friend of the family with a 2nd place ribbon, and it was all free.
And you know what I did? I said thank you to Abby for making me get off my ass and running to get the papers and making me go to see the pictures, because there were really some outstanding shots. Think about that the next time you are laying in to someone for talking you into something that blows up in your faces...
And on another note: I emailed Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, today and he actually emailed me back. Pretty cool, and made me feel much more important than I really am. It went something like this...
- Mr. Adams, Is it just me, or is the officer in today's comic shooting bullets out of a donut? - Erik
- Erik, My editor wouldn't let me show a gun in the comic. So I replaced it with a doughnut that shoots bullets. Everyone seems happy. - Scott
Plus the Lama, a big hitter the Lama, told me that on my death bed, I would have extreme consciousness. So I got that going for me, which is nice.
I am also interested in figuring out how to access the hot coffee mod on GTA:SA if anyone can tell me how or direct me to a place to find out how. I keep getting into discussions about it, but haven't actually seen it and want to form my own opinion on whether it is funny, lame, offensive, or not worth all the hype. And whether it is closer to the M rating of that Sims game, or closer the AO version since they just changed the rating of GTA and I heard its not any worse then the M rating since there actually isn't nudity...
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