Awesome movie; excellent cinematography. It's half documentary, half dramatic re-enactment about 2 British mountain climbers that attempt a route up a 21,000 ft, South American mountain that has never been completed. They encounter some pretty incredible challenges along the way, and the movie details these challenges. You discover early on into the documentary that they both survive, but had you just watched the events unfold as they happened, you probably wouldn't believe it.
Anyway, great movie, absolutely worth checking out. Oh, and don't read the synopsis; it gives too many details about what difficulties they run into, and I believe it will be more compelling to just watch the events take place as they happen.
I played Trine for a little bit; almost got into Fallout: New Vegas, but Skyrim derailed that endeavor. I've put a crapload of hours into Skyrim, but have kinda hit a skid with my interest in it. I have a whole bunch of games in my Steam library that I haven't yet played, so perhaps I might try something new soon.
I had been playing Titan Quest, but maybe getting a little bored with it. Is a great game if you enjoy Diablo-style games. Trying to decide what to play next.
I can't remember if I already posted this girl here or not, but if so, it won't hurt to put her up here again. It's the busty Snorgtees girl, Ashley Pridgen
I'm using a Logitech G9x and am quite happy with it. I was using a Logitech MX510 for years before this one. Only reason I got rid of the MX510 was the rubber feet on the bottom were wearing off, and I found the G9x for like $20.
Were those first 3 like practiced, or agreed upon beforehand? "Hey, let's practice air rockets... jump towards me and don't shoot, and I'll see if I can hit you" ?
I too have been playing the crap out of Borderlands, after grabbing it super cheap thanks to the Steam Summer Sale.
I got my copy the same way. A guy over at slickdeals.net was talking about how he had bought a 4 pack of the GOTY edition, so I PM'd him and asked if he had any left, and he did, so I got a copy for only $5.63! Woot!
How many of you pro wrestling fans are MMA/UFC fans?
I'm not too much of a UFC fan. Most of the matches they feature that I've ever seen have been pretty boring to watch. I watch WEC though. I think Uriah Faber was moving into UFC. He's always been kinda fun to watch, although I always gotta root against him, he looks a bit like a queer-boy to me. He's still tough as fuck though. I once saw him last an extra 4 or 5 rounds fighting with a broken hand, I forget which hand it was, but it was the one he uses for his massive followup shot to knock the hell out of his opponents. He was rendered pretty much impotent at that point. I figured surely he'd get KOed shortly after that, but he managed to continue fighting and hung tough the rest of the fight. The other guy ended up winning the fight by the judges decision. Anyway, if you ever get a chance to see Uriah Faber fight, watch that shit. It's uncanny how he seems to get better and better with every fight.
The UFC bought the WEC years ago, like in 2006. Since last December, the WEC no longer exists. The UFC created a new 135 lb and 145 lb division in the UFC and absorbed all the WEC fighters. Urijah is a good fighter. He fights in the 135 lb division now, where he used to fight at 145 in the WEC. There are a number of boring MMA fights, but there are a lot of exciting ones too. It's just like most anything competitive, sometimes there are snoozers, sometimes there are barnburners.
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