Damn you all to hell! Why do you have to pick the absolute worst time ...group project due tomorrow that we're nowhere near having done, final project for Maya that looks like crap, extra class and presentation tomorrow evening, packing our house as chobit001 moves in... to completely explode?!

Between this whole WfI mess, mass paranoia on LJ, just coming out of FanLib, and now anonymizers in KHFFR? MY PRODUCTIVITY IS DOOMED. Doomed, I say! And why is the server not robust?! And dammit, as soon as lab is done it'll probably be a whole 'nother six hours of lunch and class and projects and traffic before I can find out more of what the heck is happening!

Than again, maybe I really need to step away from the computer for a bit...

FYI, I'm not changing my interests or deleting any of my icons or banners. As far as I can tell, none of my stuff is questionable, and if anyone thinks it is, they're a few fries short of a Happy Meal. I am paranoid, but I'm doing my darndest not to actually act on it. My prediction/hope is that by the time the weekend rolls around, this will actually be settled and fandom will move on.


...Guh, yeah, I promise I'll post something actually cool and non-freaky later. In the meanwhile, have a new Lunargyros page. It's fuzzy!

I can't even comprehend the amount of wank that's exploding the internets. And now the KHFFR wank, too? DAMN, man, I am slain!

So, instead of offering my thoughts on pedos yaoi mass hysteria Gin and Sin whatever like everyone else, I offer you a shiny distraction instead.



The first video game invented in the United States was, in fact, not Pong! But it was similar. It was invented by William H. Higginbotham, and it was called Tennis for Two. It was played on an oscilloscope, hence the "graphics" actually look better than most of the first video games. Pretty nifty, no? :3

While on video game history subject, here's an interesting music video about E.T., the worst video game ever made.

The group project for this is gonna suck, but at least as a reward we get free dinner, and then there's a special guest presentation by Dan Curry, who's won multiple Emmys for his work on the Star Trek special effects for pretty much every series. :D It should be interesting!

Drawing: Homework

Writing: Homework