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Postby **SlappyMcGee** » 2010.01.03 (06:51)

Why not? No music allowed.

http://nmaps.net/user/toasters · Postby **toasters** » 2010.01.03 (06:53)

Torchlight.

http://www.nmaps.net/user/Seneschal · Postby **Seneschal** » 2010.01.03 (09:29)

Neil Gaiman's Sandman series.

http://nmaps.net/user/astheoceansblue · Postby **a happy song** » 2010.01.03 (13:32)

Neil Gaiman's Anansi Boys (just finished, his best novel imo).

Also just got through Dexter season 4. That was one of the most arrowing experience of my life, in a very good way...

Playing a lot of this game.

Taking my girlfriend through all the 80s/90s action/sci-fi classics. We've done T1+2 and the first two Die Hards so far, and she's enjoying herself a lot more than I thought she would.

http://nmaps.net/user/T3chno · Postby **T3chno** » 2010.01.03 (18:17)

toasters wrote:Torchlight.

This, TF2, and LeGuin's Left Hand of Darkness.

Postby **otters~1** » 2010.01.03 (19:27)

Yeah, got hooked on TF2 this Christmas. My new author is Dostoevsky.

http://nmaps.net/user/Tunco123 · Postby **Tunco** » 2010.01.03 (19:56)

Rented Saw. (PS3) It's fun, I like the atmosphere, but it's not a game you will have fun for a long time. My suggestion is that you should play it, but not buy it.

http://nmaps.net/user/ · Postby **capt_weasle** » 2010.01.03 (23:26)

Sherlock Holmes, Wii Sports Resort, gearing up for Avatar some time this week. Hopefully the crows will have eased.

Postby **Luminaflare** » 2010.01.04 (21:27)

Tunco wrote:Rented Saw. (PS3) It's fun, I like the atmosphere, but it's not a game you will have fun for a long time. My suggestion is that you should play it, but not buy it.

That's the impression I got at eurogamer expo, A rent not buy type of game. It also seemed like the traps would get repetitive.

Postby **squibbles** » 2010.01.05 (02:26)

flagmyidol wrote:My new author is Dostoevsky.

Whoa! Just drop the D-bomb!

I could never finish any of his novels, but I might've been a bit young for them. Wanting to go back and try again, would you have any suggestions on starting with him, albeit starting for the second time?

Postby **SlappyMcGee** » 2010.01.05 (02:59)

squibbles wrote:
flagmyidol wrote:My new author is Dostoevsky.
Whoa! Just drop the D-bomb!

I could never finish any of his novels, but I might've been a bit young for them. Wanting to go back and try again, would you have any suggestions on starting with him, albeit starting for the second time?

The Idiot is his best, and although it takes some work because of it's sheer length, it is the easiest to understand from a narrative perspective. (of those I've read.)

http://nmaps.net/user/rennaT · Postby **Tanner** » 2010.01.05 (03:31)

<Tanner> SlappyMcGee, Tilk only had one line in that entire episode of Stargate that I just watched.
<SlappyMcGee> Teal'C.
<SlappyMcGee> Hahahhaa.
<Tanner> "What is an 'Oprah'?"
<SlappyMcGee> I LVOE THAT EPISODE!
<ATR> Ahahahahaha.
<SlappyMcGee> SOLELY FOR THAT LINE!

http://nmaps.net/user/Tunco123 · Postby **Tunco** » 2010.01.05 (18:31)

Luminaflare wrote:
Tunco wrote:Rented Saw. (PS3) It's fun, I like the atmosphere, but it's not a game you will have fun for a long time. My suggestion is that you should play it, but not buy it.
That's the impression I got at eurogamer expo, A rent not buy type of game. It also seemed like the traps would get repetitive.

Yeah, also the controls and the puzzles start to look alike, but people should consider playing it and the athmosphere of the game is very intense, you get the feeling that you're creeped out.

http://nmaps.net/user/ · Postby **Torex** » 2010.01.08 (04:33)

I've been keeping up on episodes of The Mighty Boosh on Adult Swim on Demand, and I've been reading Last Words, the biography about George Carlin recently released. It's really cool, seeing how he formed into the crazy guy I love.

Postby **otters~1** » 2010.01.08 (22:28)

Imagine was bizarre. (The movie.)

Chabon's weird.

That's all for now.

http://www.nmaps.net/user/Seneschal · Postby **Seneschal** » 2010.01.09 (12:07)

http://nmaps.net/user/ · Postby **capt_weasle** » 2010.01.09 (23:08)

Just saw Avatar in IMAX 3D. Amazing.

Postby **SlappyMcGee** » 2010.01.09 (23:43)

Sons of Anarchy is superb!

http://nmaps.net/user/Tunco123 · Postby **Tunco** » 2010.01.10 (08:48)

<Tunc> I bought Guitar Hero 5 yesterday.
<Tunc> And it's friggin' awesome.
<&sidke> i bought a bunch of women slaves yesterday
<OutrightOJ> pretty good, hey?
<&sidke> they're pretty nice
<OutrightOJ> Guitar Hero 5, that is.
<&sidke> they make sammiches all day
<OutrightOJ> sidke, i can imagine that.
<OutrightOJ> Are they all fit and sexy?
<&sidke> yes
<OutrightOJ> yeah.
<&sidke> and they like cutting each other
<&sidke> so
<&sidke> you can imagine how i feel about it all
<OutrightOJ> do they cut themselves over /you/?
<&sidke> ooooh yeah
* Orange` ([email protected]) has joined #moa
* @Orange ([email protected]) Quit (NickServ (GHOST command used by Orange`))
* Orange` is now known as Orange
<OutrightOJ> Why not step between them, and say
<OutrightOJ> 'Ladyies, ladies
<OutrightOJ> there's enough of me for all of you!'
<&sidke> i do
<&sidke> i've had to have three blood transfusions in the last 18 hours

http://nmaps.net/user/toasters · Postby **toasters** » 2010.01.12 (16:28)

I finished watching the anime series Baccano! and I thought it was good.

http://www.nmaps.net/user/Yahoozy · Postby **yahoozy** » 2010.01.12 (19:05)

I just watched the film "I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK." Really fantastic.

I also finally got around to watching Watchmen. It wasn't a good film, but it's Watchmen. It was also fantastic.

http://nmaps.net/user/gloomp · Postby **unoriginal name** » 2010.01.12 (22:12)

Wes Anderson's filmography and Celine and Julie Go Boating!

Postby **SlappyMcGee** » 2010.01.13 (19:03)

xVxCrushloaderusSupremusxVx wrote:Wes Anderson's filmography and Celine and Julie Go Boating!

Funny you should mention anderson, I watched Bottle Rocket and The Life Aquatic yesterday.

I've been really digging the Coens lately. Just watched Barton Fink, The Man Who Wasn't There, and Intolerable Cruelty. They're all fascinating works of brilliance.

http://nmaps.net/user/Tunco123 · Postby **Tunco** » 2010.01.13 (19:22)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1DZPtRI ... re=related

http://www.nmaps.net/user/Yahoozy · Postby **yahoozy** » 2010.01.16 (23:40)

Recently watched Ponyo. It was an escapist's dream.

Also watched both Marble Hornets and Let The Right One In yesterday. The latter's a masterpiece, but the former attributed more to my sleep deprivation.

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