I guess this also means I should've mentioned that I bought Rock Band recently to play through the Guitar Career. Well, it was tons of fun anyhow.

One of my favorite songs to play?

This one :).

Sooner or later, I'll buy the drums. That ought to be fun.

-Verdugo

I HATE ALARM CLOCKS. HATE HATE HATE!

So I found many wonderful alternatives to your ballistic beeping beotch. Check out our wonderful supply:

The Heavy Metal Alarm Clock (For those who need that guitar solo to wake you up)

The Hellacopter Alarm Clock (Guaranteed to drive you insane, and get you out of bed)

Sonic Bomb Alarm Clock (Vibrator ensures you'll be violently stirred)

Exploding Alarm Clock (20 bucks says you're not waking up)

And more!

But mostly, this blog is to express my feelings in the morning when I hear my Alarm Clock.

PURE AND RELENTLESS RAGE.

Anyone else feel this way? :P (I lack good blog material, I know.)

-Verdugo

http://www.last.fm/user/EddyZeppelin/

And you can go there to see my profile. I'll add anyone who has one to my friends list.

-Verdugo

Yes my good friends, there is a way for anyone to become a god at guitar hero.

And you know what it is?

DRINK MILK!

-verdugo

V For Vendetta Ending Scene

This movie is a personal favorite of mine. Hugo Weaving's performance as V is damningly awesome. And the whole movie is excellent as a whole.

And, since I've been at a bit of a mental block as to what to do for a Blog lately, I just decided to throw the question out for kicks:P.

So, if you've seen this movie, what did you think of it? And if you haven't....

GO SEE IT.

-Verdugo

Matthew Ballamy, lead singer, Guitarist, and Pianist of Muse, seems like a rather normal (if there is such as thing) guy. Not the type to go absolutely nuts, like for example, dropping the F-Bomb about 7 times when told to not use anykind of profanity in a Radio 3 TVE show, while performing a great song called Feeling Good (Of course, by Muse)

Now, the title of the following video suggests the band members were drunk. Even so, they still put on a damn good show, not to mention an incredibly humorous one.

ROCK ON MUSE!

(Muse performing Feeling Good at Radio 3)

and remember, Matthew Ballamy's beautiful voice contradicts his colorful language.

-verdugo

TODD

Now, it's not just Todd that likes to kick me in the shin, it's also a myriad of names that seem to make you think "Why the hell did their parents name them this?".

Of course, you can't take my word for it, you must settle down and hear a certain comedian say it. (Which I might add, is my dad's favorite comedian)

THE HAPPY BUTTON

But be wary, this video contains explicit language. Enjoy the video and check out his stuff, he is hilarious.

-verdugo

I am in a bit of a fix right now, I can't decide what to buy:

A Nintendo Wii? or An Xbox 360?

Why I want the Wii:

1. Want to build up Mario collection again, (Super Mario Galaxy looks fun as hell etc.)

2. Interactive controls

3. Whole family can play

4. Great game selection

5. Did I mention MARIO?

Why I want the 360:

1. Most everyone has one.

2. Xbox live allows for me to play games with people from all over, including with some fellow Gamespotters.

3. GH3 on 360= MUCH BETTER THAN MY PS2. And has online pro face-off

4. Excellent selection of games.

5. Did I mention Xbox Live?

So which do you think I should buy? I can't decide, so I'll let those who are already forward into the "Next-Gen"decide. (Seriously, the only new console I have is a DS.)

All suggestions as to which is a better choice are welcome:).

-verdugo

There has been at least one moment where you probably just read a blog and thought, "what do I say?". You could be just dumbstruck by the blog, thrown off by it's offbeatness, or just have a mental block or whatever. It's like jumping off a roof and surviving, you have no idea what to do next.

But when this occurs, just follow Verdugo's 8 quick tips to commenting: (DISCLAIMER: RESULTS MAY VARY)

1. Take the mainstream approach and just express your true feelings and say what you think right out. If you liked the blog, then just say ( OH WOW THAT WAS AN AWSOME BLOG) or something possibly less outburst-related and more related to "I liked the blog". It gets the point across. And it's the simplest way to comment.

2. Have something witty to say, while cleverly tieing in your enjoyment for what you just read without sounding too overly dramatic.

3. Go digital, and start throwing out DAT WOZ TEH ROXorZ! or something along those lines. The writer of the blog will get your point. And find it encouraging.

4. Say something nobody else would really think about saying, point out something you think is awsome that other fellow commenters might not have already talked about. Bonus points if the comment is humorous.

5. Quote some famous line that is related in some way to the blog, it puts your idea through, and it sounds good (Of course, it's highly unoriginal, but who gives a damn.) But if the blog is about a flying pig, and you quote something COMPLETELY off-topic when compared to said Pig, you'll look lost, and your comment will be both null and void. (But you'll get a thumbs up for randomness).

6. Mention Chuck Norris in some way. Hell, you could put CHUCK NORRIS as the comment. Or if you are not a CN person, then go with Bob Dole. Cause Bob Dole said so, BOB DOLE!

7. Be humorous and intelligent with your comment, sound smart and funny. If your comment is funny, while also having an agreeable and strong point, it makes for a quality comment.

8. Don't comment. Only use as a last resort:D.

I hope these tips have better educated you in how to comment on sophisticated blogs in any way. If not, then I guess it's my fault huh?

Thank you for reading.

-verdugo

I WRITE IN COLOR NOW!