Archive for November, 2007

Nov 29 2007

IBM wants unskippable ads in DVDs

Published by Booyor under Haiku, Kitschtech

The Haiku
We may have to wait
after the commercial break
to see who’s Luke’s dad.

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Nov 29 2007

Selection of Games

Published by Booyor under Experiment, Wii

I had read an article yesterday from a Yahoo! blogger who claimed the Wii was just a fad. (He forgot to mention that it’s a sold out console that’s tough to find on the shelf.)

One of the reasons he said it was a fad was because most people played only Wii Sports and nothing else (which, is that a bad habit?) and that the true measure of a system is in how many games it offers. (Although I saw at a swap meet a system that boasted 5000 games in one cartridge that didn’t hold true to the quality test.)

I, for one, think that there needs to be more games available on the Wii. The nice thing about my PS2 is that I can find quite a bit of games. BUT what I found myself doing was buying a couple of games for $10-$20 but not saving up for an actually good game (a couple of Black and Bruised/Starsky and Hutch instead of Metal Gear Solid 3 (yes, feel free to mock my short-sightedness))

So with a giant selection of games, I’m wondering how many truly are stellar. I have a Wii, my brother has a PS3, but neither of us have an XBOX 360. Since it’s so foreign to us, and yet Yahoo! says XBOX will dominate the Wii fad, I’m wondering how many stellar games can be picked out.

Below is a collection of screenshots from popular XBOX360 FPS games, at least according to a Google search.

Try to identify which game is represented by each screenshot.

Click for a zoomed in view.
XBOX 360 Games

I will post the answers later. I’m wondering if it will be a battle of
Quantity
In honor of Grandpa.

over
Quality
Boom, baby!

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Nov 28 2007

Laboratory Conditions

Published by Booyor under Haiku

The Haiku
Nuclear physics
and Golden Rule ethics are
in this five part film.

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Nov 28 2007

What to do in a non-Heroic world

Published by Booyor under Haiku, Heroes

The Haiku
How can I stand to
watch TV when there will be
no Heroes each week.

As a public service to our faithful readers, we on the editing staff have decided to provide some steps to take to cope in the “no Heroes on TV” interim (or, as well call it, The Long Dark Tea Time of the Soul).

Try a couple and know that you are not alone (unless you like Sylar, ’cause then we can’t be friends).

  1. Go to a department store dressing mirror and yell at “Jessica”.
  2. Riding in an elevator, grab your temples and curl up in pain, screaming,”Stop! I can’t let you have Molly!”
  3. Storm gallantly into McDonald’s claiming to be “Takezo Kensei the Sword Saint, here to restore the McRib to the regular menu” (a suitable alternative would be “reclaiming the righteousness of the Double Cheeseburger on the dollar menu”).
  4. Pretend that Matthew Fox can stop time.
  5. Mourn the absence of Nitro and Diamond on January 6.(woo, American Gladiators/Running Man)
  6. Jump off your mom’s roof wearing a red towel.
  7. Threaten to release strain 138 on the world population if more reality shows result from the writer’s strike.
  8. Two words: Potato Flippin’ Gun
  9. Create an Excel spreadsheet on the death tolls of a Self-Proclaimed Adam versus Kara Thrace Leading Humanity to Earth. Bar graph!
  10. Watch kids argue about who gets to run the Nation and who gets to sign the waiver to avoid a lawsuit.
  11. Know that Claire’s blood can help her dad, can bring back any hero that dies in the finale, but can’t bring Katee Sackhoff back to NBC.
  12. Obsess about 1-18-08 Cloverfield like the Internet fanboy that you are…did you check out our other articles?
  13. Put a globe on your kitchen table. Shine a flashlight on it. Spin the globe, saying,”Previously…” and then bust out with your Powers of Exposition
  14. Write a haiku a day until the next season about how you were just starting to get to know Alejandro.
  15. Put an AOL CD in your microwave for one minute and say, “Are you proud, Daddy?”
  16. Sleep naked on the docks. If anyone bothers you, claim amnesia.
  17. Know that Churck Bartowski just got another nine episodes.

If you are part of the hundreds (thanks for the heads up, Site Meter) who just tuned in within the last few hours, make sure to check out the finale insight that we provide, as well as expert analysis by The Master Predictor and Devin, Benevolent Dictator.
If you really love us and want to support more Heroes/the culture of “my people” updates, buy Heroes:Saving Charlie (the continuation of Hiro and Charlie the Waitress’ love), the Peter Petrelli/Milo Ventimiglio Poster, or Hiro Nakamura/Takezo Kensei’s sword (Amazon will sell anything).

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Nov 26 2007

Pandora

Published by Booyor under Cool Stuff, Haiku

The Haiku
Tell me what you think
of Music Genome Project
and the seeds of tunes.

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Nov 26 2007

Heroes Prediction

Published by Booyor under Heroes

Crazy stuff will happen.

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Nov 25 2007

Tough Choices

Published by Booyor under Haiku

The Haiku
Dooku or Vader -
Do I want to grip or shoot
lightning at the bricks?

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Nov 24 2007

Mr. T and William Shatner in WOW

Published by Booyor under Cool Stuff, Haiku

The Haiku
Have you seen the ads
With Kirk and B.A. as the
shaman/warriors?

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Nov 24 2007

Soundtrack of my life: Voting

Published by Booyor under Uncategorized

I swear I’m not cynical, but when I contemplate who to vote for, this song plays in my head.
I will vote, mind you. I just gotta do some more research.

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Nov 23 2007

Leopard

Published by Booyor under Haiku

The Haiku
I love the Spaces
to separate Safari
and Firefox stuff.

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