I don't really care about achievements. It's like comparing penises.

American Bacon.

Train's going to be late, my bus goes off w/o me, I'm late to my first class (or miss it completely), homework was actually due that day, I come home and fuck up somehow, and I cry myself to sleep in my corner.

What time is it now...?

No Pepsi, Coke!

Public transportation and walking, all the way.

New born nephew I'm helping to take care of.
I love him dearly.

Leftover Thanksgiving food and beer.

WHOO.

Younger. Definitely. Youth is the elixir to life.

American traditions as well as Asian ones.

This super girl named Sophia.

Can't go wrong with the good ol' PB&J

OH!

It was when....
....
...I forgot what happened.

Christopher Titus - Love is Evol

4 hours? Probably 5.

I don't really like following game reviews from big-name sites like Gametrailers or IGN because of how they always compare the game to another game (not to mention being paid off by some companies). Some sites don't even play majority of the game to see how it really is, or how deep it is later on

Take example: Splatterhouse, the new one
A lot of reviews say that the game is very shallow, very simple, not that much thought being placed into the game, and so on and so forth. It's true for the first few levels, but it gets extremely hard later on, as if those first few levels were treated as a tutorial. Big-name reviewers completely trashed the game when they haven't even delved into the very flesh of the game and only scratched the surface.

Imaginary?

What do they mean, Zack?

Because they're bored and are curious if anyone will actually answer them.

Yes.

We get a lot immigrants from Mexico here =O

Skyrim, baby.

I wouldn't be able to save the human race because the moment her body lands on me, I'll be dead, forever losing the one chance to save the human race. She would then proceed to go insane, knowing the fact that she's the only human being on the planet.