>Miss Update

Hm, missed a day, and while I suppose it was inevitable that it'd happen sometime, it's still a bit saddening. Ah well, my first post covered this, I guess.

Anyway, it seems my constant yet sporadic love affair with text adventures has caught up with me again. It's mostly through this site that I've been playing them. I greatly recommend Anchorhead, very Lovecraft inspired horror, and Metamorphoses, a very mysterious and fantastic game.

Across Lines and Barriers

As the subject implies, this is one of those posts. My pal Eric P referenced me the other day, and I feel I ought to do the same. While I don't necessarily agree with my amigo EP's view on friendship (I think some people have friends regardless of whether or not they feel cooler than them sometimes), I do agree in some ways, as I think my tomodachi Extended Play is a pretty cool guy.
But anyway, the other lines to cross, those of language! In pun form, of course. I was busy playing an untranslated Japanese fighting game today, and each match is called a "mission", and when you fail, the narrator will say "ミッション 失敗 だ/ 'Misshon Shippai da", which means, unsurprisingly, mission failed. However, "shippai da", especially when said dropping the long "i" in "shi" as the narrator does, sounds an awful lot like spider.
Let's just say those damn mission spiders hounded me to no end today, ruining my chances at success.

Shameless Plug

Today's segment is a little different than the latter four, not that there was really a cohesive theme behind them to begin with. They were all pretty random and aimless, come to think of it.
Anyway, today's segment. This will serve as a plug for my good pals at 6d6CON(to advertise them to all of my readers, all four of them), and to show off my modest logo work.