Sony Marketing is good.

I am not sure how this happened, but I really want to buy a PS3. I just don't understand why though.

 

There is just a conscious desire to buy one. There isn't a single game out there on the PS3 that I must buy at the moment. I don't really have an HDTV. I find that I am enjoying console gaming less and less everyday, but I still really want one.

 

 

Maybe this has to do with the recent price drops. Maybe this is because there are a shitload of games for the PS2 that I missed and I kind of want to play (Final Fantasy, I have missed you.) This would mean, however, that I can't get the cheaper model, which would preclude me from buying it altogether.

 

Sony Marketing is good.

 

LFG helper.

Email me if you want to help me write a story.

It'll be an ongoing collaboration.

 

I think that's the solution for lack of interest.

TV

Oh wow, Dexter has been an amazing show. I highly recommend this to anyone mature enough to not be offended by body parts (alive and dead). I really like shows that get into the head of the main character like that.

In case you don't know, the premise is that Dexter is a serial killer who has been killing other serial killers. He has done this for a long time now without being caught. Now, a new serial killer has come into the town, and they decide to play.



Recently, I've watched the first season of Prison Break, and I can tell that this show is a much more flawed and unbelievable show. Don't get me wrong, I still like it, but there are parts that don't quite make sense. (And by that, I mean everything that happens outside of the prison)

There's this whole secret organization called "The Company" who has been controlling the government for a long time. They are above the law and everything, yet they can't manage to successfully kill two lawyers? Comeon!

Summary:
Dexter is super awesome. Watch it.
Prison Break is great, except for the whole plotline outside of the actual Prison (which takes up half the time, so I guess this show half-sucks)

Limited Edition DVDs.

There are DVDs that are on sale at the Point-Of-Purchase locations (by the cashiers, usually). Often, they're like 8.99 or 9.99 and the case almost always say "Limited Edition".

I understand now what that actually means now.  It doesn't mean that the movie is on a limited run (making it a somewhat collectable version), but it means that the product is limited in terms of quality and what you get. That is, it includes only the basic movie.

I only connected the two terms together just now.

Stop reading this.

If you stop reading this, I'll start updating it again.

If you don't know what I'm saying, I'm not talking to you.

www.cadsucks.com

LL's newest project.

I think I found the perfect niche market.

Online junk food store.

 

More specifically, asian junk food. Been looking for one in Canada, but haven't found one thus far.

Too late, Arman.

This was what I was talking about.

http://www.2decide.com/table.htm


Now, there needs to be sources for the points, and I think that's what a Canadian version needs.
Go make one, plox.