Well, after a long time of trying, I have finally filled out the first row of emblems on my account! W00T!

OK, I know this is a long post, but I think it is very important that you read it. Something very major has happend.

Today was one of the scariest days of my life. Who: My Dad, Clayton, Sam, Ashkon, Ravi, myself and Matt most importantly. Where: My house, living room, in front of Wii. When: 12:30-ish. What: This is were it gets scary. At about 12:30, Matt, Ravi and I were in the living room playing Elebits on the Wii, Ashkon, Ravi and Clayton are in my room just about to play Rainbow Six Vegas on the 360, and my dad is in the office doing something for my mom who is in LA. Suddenly, Matt yells "OW!" and promptly falls to the ground. Now, I have seen people hit things and fall as they were playing the Wii, and I just thought that was what happend. Then I see that Matt isnt getting up. I say, "Hey Matt. You ok?", still nothing. I then realize something is wrong. I go down to get a better look at Matt and then I see Matt is on the ground convulsing. I scream "Help! Call 911!". Now everyone else has run into the room. My dad is trying to figure out what to do, and everyone else is trying to find out whats wrong. As we are trying to find out what to do, I see someone on the other side of the door. I run to open it because any help is needed. And, either by chance or miracle, its Matt's dad. He's confused by how we are all running around. I yell at him, "Help! Something is wrong with Matt!". He runs up to Matt, but becomes frozen as he kneels next to his convulsing son (But who can blame him, I was nearly frozen too). Now Im running around trying to find a phone to call 911, when I see my brothers cell phone on the chair. Yes, I do know that call 911 on a cell phone is not a good idea, but I didnt know where a phone was and I didnt want to waste precious time running around the house looking for a phone. So I pick it up, call 911, then I have to go through the needlessly long process of getting to the actual Pleasanton 911. While we are waiting for the ambulance to arrive, we put Matt on his side and try to get him to open his mouth to make sure he can breath. It doesnt work because Matt's mouth is shut tight. My dad then starts to deeply massage his back to try and relax him and get his lungs moving. It seemed to work though because Matt quickly opend his eyes but still couldnt talk. It takes about 5 minutes after I call for the police and firefighters to get to the scene, and another 3 minutes for the ambulance to come, but by that time Matt is already conscious and trying to find out what happend. They sit him up and, after he can talk again, ask him questions (Whats your name? Where are you?, etc.). So they take Matt off in a stretcher, and everyone's parents come and take them home.

Now, you might be wondering why Im posting this now if it happend at 12 o' clock. The reason is that I wanted to find out what the doctors say happend and also to see if Matt would be alright. Luckily, about 1 hour ago, I got a call from Matt's dad saying that Matt will be ok and that he will even be leaving the hospital today. He came by about 30 minutes ago and I even got to talk to him and he seemed to be back to his normal self. They said that the doctors took some tests, but everything came back negative. Im just glad that he is fine and that he is even well enought to go back to school on Tuesday. I believe that a combination of bad sleep (he sat on my computer chair with his elbow on the desk and his hand under his chin) and bad eating (Cheetos, Doritios, cookies, and a lack of breakfast couldnt have helped) made his body seize after the large amount of flashes in Elebits. But this experience has taught me, and I hope everyone else who was there and maybe even some of you that read this, that: A) I will never do an all-nighter again, B) I will only play for 2 hours, after which I will play a boardgame with my friends or do something else, and C) I need to buy some board games. Later.....

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So I finally got time to get The Campfire Song Song: Halo Version up onto this site today. You can see it by checking my profile. The video has been very succesful, with over 10,000 cumulitive views on YouTube and GoogleVideo and we over at Penguin of Spades want to let the GameSpot community see our video. So please leave comments and let us know what you think

Why is it that people are complaining about the Wii straps breaking? They complain how the strap breaks when playing Wii Sports Boxing and the controller flies across the room and crashes into the TV or someone's face. Now, is it really THAT difficult to hold onto a remote? Do you throw your TV remote at the TV to turn it off? Do you take your keys and stab yourself with them to get it to start? Do you take your keyboard and slam it against the closest person to you's face to get it to type? NO! You dont ACTUALLY let go of the Wiimote to throw a bowling ball or to pitch a ball. You HOLD ONTO the controller! Suprisingly, most people have difficulties understanding that. Later.