...should be called Operation Dumbass.

Mini-Review for the hour I wasted playing this game.

Hello there!

I'm still selling Final Fantasy X-2 (with guide), Tales of Legendia, and Grim Grimoire for the PS2 as well as Dr. Mario for the NES and Game & Watch Gallery for Gameboy Pocket/Color.

Now, I have added Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble for the Gameboy Pocket/Color and a ton of Gamecube goodies, including the entire console.

I recently bought a Wii, so my Gamecube console (dubbed George) has just been sitting around and is in need of a new home! I am also selling a Gameboy Player as well as several games--
Starfox Adventures (with guide)
Sonic Adventure 2 Battle
Luigi's Mansion
Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life
and Mario Party 4
All (with the exception of Starfox Adventures, which is missing its instructions) come complete with original case and instructions.

You can find the games through this journal or you can go straight to them by clicking here.

You can find my feedback here as well!

Please take a look! Thanks!

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First - Saturday May 17th, 9am-5pm, at Balloon Fiesta Park, the 20th Annual Rio Grande Valley Celtic Festival & Highland Games! (See http://www.celtfestabq.com for details.)

Second - Sunday May 18th, DukeCity Derby is having a CAR WASH FUNDRAISER!!
At Joker's Pub (Wiley's) @ noon till ?
There will be bands and drinking in the afternoon!!
2509 San Mateo Blvd NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
(505) 884-4151

Bring your car, truck, van, motorcycle, etc., have a beer, and hang with the lovely ladies of Albuquerque and Santa Fe's Roller Derby League!

Monday's Fact of the Day: Indian pudding
Indian Pudding is a baked pudding made chiefly of cornmeal, milk, and molasses. This hearty, old-fashioned dessert originated in New England. It's a spicy, cornmeal-molasses baked pudding that can sometimes include sliced apples. Indian pudding is usually served with whipped cream, hard sauce or ice cream. The name Indian pudding comes from the addition of cornmeal - early colonists called most everything made with corn "Indian." Originally the pudding was cooked in a pot over the open hearth and was very dense.

Tuesday's Fact of the Day: horror films
In the earliest horror films, which were influenced by German expressionist cinema, the effect of horror was usually created by means of a macabre atmosphere and theme; The Student of Prague (1913), an early German film dealing with a dual personality, and The Golem (1914), based on the medieval Jewish legend of a clay figure that comes to life, were the first influential horror films.

Oh my god I hate Jessica Hahn. Worse than Eric the Midgets calls now.

anyone know where I can see a round up list of XBLA games as well as reviews and maybe info on upcoming games? I've got 800 points burning a hole in my account. I've got like 20 games already.

I found this stuffed bear stuck in a tree in the woods behind a cemetery :)

So with the recent GTA4 hype and my lack of a PS3 or Xbox360, I got back into the GTA franchise with Vice City (my favorite one so far). Anyone happen to know where I can find Kchat and/or VCPR in MP3 format that isn't a torrent, since none of the CDs seem to have it?

The kids love it. The store called it a 'fancy' goldfish.

From this post, here's the trailer for MadWorld for the Wii. Sorry. I don't have a youtube link for it.

http://rapidshare.com/files/114602729/um_1095048-381759-madworld-1210675354.flv.html

[edit]Youtube link Seems Sega's been deleting youtube videos of this rather quickly, so don't be surprised if this leads to a dead video.[/edit]

And if anyone is interested: Trailer to Bayonetta as well.

Hiho,



Cu,
Andrew

hours and hours of doing nothing. time to clean the emeffing bathroom.

Selling my pink DS at my journal please click here

http://kana-salez.livejournal.com/1702.html#cutid1

thanks!

I really have little explanation for this, it's a small piece of notebook paper I found on a sign at the office building where I work.

I have no idea what the symbol or charm on the back is, but it looks like it's partially written in Hebrew.




( Deep into the darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing... )