Do you doodle, too? Because I try to doodle, and I just fail. I can never think of things to doodle, is my problems. (Also, you now, my utter lack of artistic ability.) It's a great word! I learned it in my art history class, which was a fantastic class. My professor was hilarious and awesome, and kept referencing "everybody's favourite Ninja Turtle," which would, you know, change depending on which artist we were talking about that week. And told us very interesting things, such as who was incredibly promiscuous, and who had to run from country to country because he could never finish a commissioned work (hint: his name was DaVinci). It's definitely more benign, and it actually would give you a better-rounded idea of the person's mind than Silent Hill. Because yeah, Silent Hill is all about the guilt and the darkness. Oh man, you're so right about Hester's far away world and Valentine. It could be something as simple as a portrait, or it could be his actual presence. And I can't decide if Shrike would have a lot of figments, or very few. Okay, so: the Prince and Psychonauts. I don't know about Raiden's swooshy hair, but I'm going to say yes anyway. Although now you're going to be disappointed when you see the actual tail, after all this build up. (Hee! I don't think I've done that yet, but I am so going to the next time I play it. I really have to finish that game.)
Oh man, all kinds of stuff. You find stim and trauma patches, sometimes medkits, although you usually get those off the guards (usually partially used, poor guys), grenades of all types, and occasionally a gun. No wonder, though, there are all those bloodstains on the walls. I think if I ever make the decision to read through a lot of Shakespeare, I'll want to take a good class at the university for it. I've heard that it helps get into the language, if you can submerse yourself in it and, you know, have someone to help explain what the hell everything means. (From what I've heard, a lot of it means "penis joke!" Oh, Shakespeare.)
I don't know if I've heard Tim Curry before. I mean, I'm sure I must have, but looking at IMDB, nothing's jumping out. Oooh, Jafar! Oh man, yes to David Hayter! I - I don't really know the others, so that is why I am not agreeing with you, not because I actually disagree. I'm going to add Chris Sabat, too. And of course Steve Russell, and so much agreement on the Prince and Farah (original style), and Raz! (Or both! Have you heard that the Janitor ad libs practically all his lines, because he never bothers looking at the script beforehand? Somehow, that just makes me love him more.)
That's true. I have this bad tendency of wanting to put crazy subjects in all of my emails, though, which could possibly lead to horrible misunderstandings, one day.
I think I have songs from approximately fifteen different video games and animes in my Shadowrun playlist. I would give you examples, but they're all on my other computer, so I'm not sure it would work very well. I have all these songs, though, that make me think of Shadowrun in general (there's one by The Faint called "Violent" that makes me think of run down apartments and everything, and there's quite a few that make me think of doing corp runs, or the heavy techno blasting through the speakers in the bars), and then I have quite a few dedicated to Joshua and Reckert and random other characters. There's another song by The Faint (I use a lot of their songs, actually, because they all make me think of the type of songs I picture playing at the bars) called "Take Me to the Hospital" that makes me think of Joshua and his stupidity because of lyrics like, hold my hand, it's shakin' bad/i'm going to the doc/I pay him, he'll fix me up/I think I've got enough. I can't remember where I stole all the songs from, though. Those lyrics work really well, and now I really want to go download it. Oh yes, Bang Bang. I think I have it dedicated to at least two different people at the moment, and it could definitely work for Hungry City, and OH MAN KATHERINE. AUGH.
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Oh man, all kinds of stuff. You find stim and trauma patches, sometimes medkits, although you usually get those off the guards (usually partially used, poor guys), grenades of all types, and occasionally a gun. No wonder, though, there are all those bloodstains on the walls. I think if I ever make the decision to read through a lot of Shakespeare, I'll want to take a good class at the university for it. I've heard that it helps get into the language, if you can submerse yourself in it and, you know, have someone to help explain what the hell everything means. (From what I've heard, a lot of it means "penis joke!" Oh, Shakespeare.)
I don't know if I've heard Tim Curry before. I mean, I'm sure I must have, but looking at IMDB, nothing's jumping out. Oooh, Jafar! Oh man, yes to David Hayter! I - I don't really know the others, so that is why I am not agreeing with you, not because I actually disagree. I'm going to add Chris Sabat, too. And of course Steve Russell, and so much agreement on the Prince and Farah (original style), and Raz! (Or both! Have you heard that the Janitor ad libs practically all his lines, because he never bothers looking at the script beforehand? Somehow, that just makes me love him more.)
That's true. I have this bad tendency of wanting to put crazy subjects in all of my emails, though, which could possibly lead to horrible misunderstandings, one day.
I think I have songs from approximately fifteen different video games and animes in my Shadowrun playlist. I would give you examples, but they're all on my other computer, so I'm not sure it would work very well. I have all these songs, though, that make me think of Shadowrun in general (there's one by The Faint called "Violent" that makes me think of run down apartments and everything, and there's quite a few that make me think of doing corp runs, or the heavy techno blasting through the speakers in the bars), and then I have quite a few dedicated to Joshua and Reckert and random other characters. There's another song by The Faint (I use a lot of their songs, actually, because they all make me think of the type of songs I picture playing at the bars) called "Take Me to the Hospital" that makes me think of Joshua and his stupidity because of lyrics like, hold my hand, it's shakin' bad/i'm going to the doc/I pay him, he'll fix me up/I think I've got enough. I can't remember where I stole all the songs from, though. Those lyrics work really well, and now I really want to go download it. Oh yes, Bang Bang. I think I have it dedicated to at least two different people at the moment, and it could definitely work for Hungry City, and OH MAN KATHERINE. AUGH.