That last post was a cameo by Jay. He posts every now and then. For about the last hour I've been playing Eyetoy Antigrav for the PS2. This is my review. This game is great. It's so much fun and nobody knows about it. I just picked it up a few weeks ago for $12. You're a hoverboarder in the game and you navigate by moving your head around and you do tricks by swinging your arms. It sounds kinda easy, but the courses are so elaborate that it's tricky tricky tricky. I'm sweating a lot from playing it so it's one of those good activity games. So yeah, if you got a Playstation 2 and an eyetoy, look for this one. I think it's one of the most creative uses for an eyetoy, other than eyetoy kinetic. Most of the other eyetoy games are just "move here when the game tells you to" type games or simple minigames, but antigrav is a fully thought out game based on the concept. Also, it was made by Harmonix, the same people behind Frequency, Amplitude, Karaoke Revolution, and Guitar Hero. All of those games are fun too.

Ice is bad for your teeth because ice is cold and your teeth are warm. Did you ever see Alien3? Also, ice is hard and your teeth are hard and any amount of stress on the teeth is going to cause wear.

In other news, Bulbasaur was the featured article on Wikipedia.org the other day... or quite possibly today. I can't keep track of the days anymore. Just a second...

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Ahh, it was yesterday.

One time I had this idea where there should be a way to get a partial refund on a movie in the theater if you don’t like it. Maybe if you don't like the movie during the first half you can walk out of the theater and get about half of your money back. Then you could use that refund towards buying a ticket to a different movie. There would have to be some extra rules though to prevent cheating, but I think it should work out. With this system in place, I wouldn't feel as bad about spending way too much money and wasting too much of my life watching horrible movies.

I gotta go Dude. I'll be back later on. Hold it down.

It's not chewing ice that's bad. It's wearing an ice grill.

The type of metal used to make the grill is a key factor. “The expensive grills made of gold or platinum — those are very biocompatible metals — they do okay with the body,”