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Greetings, readers!
I encountered this a while ago, but had not yet shared it. It is a description of a (fortunately imaginary) Hipster Coffee Shop. It is quite amusing in its commentary. I hope you enjoy.
Happy Tuesday.
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Greetings, readers!
In part in “honor” of the majority of last week’s posts, and in large part to compensate for the overdose of sweetness on the blog recently, here is a video I found amusing. (I would suggest listening until the song’s end.)
I hope you have a good week.
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Greetings, readers!
I have good news for you. I am inserting my own post into the Webmaster’s Valentine’s Themed posts, and therefore you will not be subjected to another love-song video today.
Instead, I found an interesting project that, if I were able to, I would want to try at some point. It is instructions on how to make a bouquet of bacon roses.
Enjoy.
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Greetings, readers!
Your world… I honestly do not know what other world would create tutorials for making ice cubes.
But such things do exist, due to your world.
So, I hope you have a cool rest of your week.
Happy Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Thanks, Webmaster…
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Greetings, readers!
Today’s fluff is submitted from a reader. It is fluff only in the sense that it has no particular use in normal life, for it is a video dealing with traditional archery practices from your world.
Some comments:
1) I now rather want to see a movie use a drive-by (arrow) shooting.
2) I am slightly concerned about the target audience, given that the movie includes multiple “do not try this at home” warnings dealing with arrows being fired at the guy in the video.
I hope you have an excellent Sunday!
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I was visiting YouTube again, and it showed me a very interesting video.
Have a great weekend!
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Greetings, readers!
Due to a long chain of wandering through the internet, I recently encountered a rather remarkable teapot. You should look at its picture.
Enjoy the rest of your week!
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Greetings, readers!
First, I bid you a happy Wednesday.
Next, in honor of the Webmaster’s “resolution” for this website, here is a short story. Or, rather, a flash fiction piece, inspired by a friend, many years ago.
Staring at the fire melting away the family’s fortune, the man sighed.
“Note to self,” he said through the smoke, “pillage first, and then burn.”
Thoughts?
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I recently encountered another remarkable version of “the cup song.”
Enjoy.
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As I mentioned recently, I played both Portal 1 and 2 recently. Since I reviewed Portal 1 multiple times already (with an in-depth and brief review), I thought that I would give you a review of Portal 2.
The game was definitely excellent, and I recommend it, for several reasons.
The controls were again intuitive, easy, and smooth. The graphics flowed, and I did not encounter any bugs or glitches that I can recall. I am sure that glitches happen, but I do not think I encountered any of them. Portal 2 did an excellent job with the mechanics.
The game designers did a brilliant job of creating an immersive world. Depictions of overgrowth and “broken” paths indicate how old and worn-down the environment is. The designers similarly depicted “older” and “newer” areas admirably. The total experience portrayed what the designers wanted quite excellently.
There are some rather amusing characters in Portal 2. Each is given its own visual quirk and its own voice. The effects work together quite nicely to create a variety of characters that the player gets to know and appreciate.
I did not anticipate what the story was going to be like, or how dark the game was going to be. It was reasonably thought out, but it was very different from what some of the trailers indicated. It also seemed to have a few needless complications. (Spoiler: Why did we need GLaDOS’s back-story? Or the backstory of the labs?)
There were a few too many elements in any given location to make the puzzles as friendly as I had hoped. More specifically, there were too many hidden locations where you did, in fact, need to have precise control to hit things precisely in order to solve the puzzle. There was a lot more “Twitch-factor” involved in this game than I would have hoped for a puzzle game.
I guess that is my only real critique of the game. Overall, it was well done. I expect that people who normally play video games who for some reason have not yet played Portal 2 would enjoy it a lot. I recommend the game.