It's still there. This would seem to contradict our discussion about how I view mediated violence, save for the fact this is still Hollywood violence that I can handle better than real, bloody and creul violence. I mean it's all those things, but I know it's not real, so I do ok.
It's a bit out of the norm for me, but I dug it. It's done by some of the same people behind the Ace Attorney games, and I hear it's similar.
Wait, he pepper sprayed students?
And I can handle most mediated violence; Hostel II honestly just bored me; and I do get somewhat uncomfortable watching sex scenes with other people, but if I had a choice between watching FGM again or viewing porn in a classroom, I'd easily choose the latter.
I watched a few stills of FGM (don't look that up) in my Freshman Anthropology class that made me faint, but there was nothing explicit in the A&E doc. I want to watch the Hollywood film, which is explicit.
What you did sounds far worse to me, and I'd have been pissed if they offered extra credit to people eating nasty lunch looking at violence. I have a much harder time stomaching (real) violence than I do stomaching sex, unless of course STIs are involved.
It's been a good year for me too, way better than last year thus far. Happy belated!
Cool figures and games.
I like "Diamonds and Rust" by her. I found out about it by hearing the Judas Priest cover from their 1977 album, Sin After Sin.
WE DO! There are two whole CDs of Zep uploaded a month or so ago that basically have all their hits. Those are played Saturdays and Sundaysbetween 10am-6pm for Classic Hits.
I only saw part of the first episode on Netflix and wasn't really into it, but I'll give it another chance some time.
I mean, I'm not gonna lie. This is one of the great things about living in the U.S. But we'll just agree to be jealous of each other. lol
Nice. My friends Austin and Brayden actually went to the most recent Wrestlemania, and my friend Wes is a big fan ... where as I haven't really paid attention since Smackdown! was on network TV in the heyday of The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin (whose podcast I definitely need to check out now; sounds hilarious).
I was about to say the Breaking Benjamin in the background was distracting until I realized I was doing one of my random screenings of KSAU. Oops. lol
I do like a few rasslin' games though, so I'll be sure to come back after my run and some family time (I left off at about 6:40). In the meantime, both my friend Austin and I are baffled by why this borderline unplayable GBA game he owns got such great reviews. It's called Fire Pro Wrestling and even on easy, it's just atrocious in my opinon and his. Neither of us can get anywhere, cause the wrestlers get tired and then there's just nothing you can do to come back in the exhibition matches we've played. Maybe it got good reviews cause the graphics are good for the handheld? Music is decent, too. The gameplay, though?
