With a tear in her eye she turns her back on the life she thought she knew
The scene fading out and a beautiful new opening infront of her
Colors and smiles seeming alien to her
Is it really possible that all the pain and sorrow can be erased in the blink of an eye?
When anger and tears are all she has known, nothing seems okay
Now she is faced with smiles and open arms that wont hurt her or let her face trouble alone
The new world scares her yet makes her want to give in and forget her past
The past of pain haunts, but it's time for her to let go as she walks into the new sunrise
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Friday, April 16, 2010
Updates.
I've decided to start tweaking the blog more, and maybe getting rid of a few things. Most of the games on the games page don't even work, so I might just wipe them. Also, I was thinking, should I add a comic of the week, ir replace the picture of the week?
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Random Post!
I'm bored and have nothing better to do. Let's summarize a video game!
Dante's Inferno starts off during the Crusades in Acre. Not how the poem starts, but this is more interesting. Dante gets shanked and is faced by the Reaper, who's ass he kicks surprizingly quickly. He takes his scythe and goes home to his unwed f**kbuddy, Beatrice, who was killed by the husband of the chick Dante screwed behind Beatrice's back. Dante chases her down to hell and finds himself in Limbo. After tearing the head off a scary talking boat and pinning the judge of the Damned to a massive spiky wheel and reving it full force, he proceeds to Lust, a relatively disturbing section of Hell. Boobies. Lol. He then meets a colosal Cleopatra, Beatrice dressed up by Lucifer, and a very deformed Marc Antony. You kick Antony's ass fairly quickly, then after a brief scene of near-fatal suduction and a stab to Cleopatra's ribs, you climb down Gluttony, which is basically made of organs, flesh, bowels, fecices, and several other unplesant entities. After owning the WORST but at the same time coolest version of Cerberus ever devised, you walk around in the squishy poop and find yourself in a very different portion: a distorted world of floating platforms, portals, and 3 random Gluttons, which you dispatch quickly. After solving the simple puzzle, you end up in Greed, perhaps the most annoying Circle. After some difficult contraptions and time-sensitive tasks with some mild puzzleness, you face off with Dante's dad, a fat old bastard who tried to have his way with Dante's girl. Classy, dad.
(this post is kinda long, so I'll finish it later.)
Dante's Inferno starts off during the Crusades in Acre. Not how the poem starts, but this is more interesting. Dante gets shanked and is faced by the Reaper, who's ass he kicks surprizingly quickly. He takes his scythe and goes home to his unwed f**kbuddy, Beatrice, who was killed by the husband of the chick Dante screwed behind Beatrice's back. Dante chases her down to hell and finds himself in Limbo. After tearing the head off a scary talking boat and pinning the judge of the Damned to a massive spiky wheel and reving it full force, he proceeds to Lust, a relatively disturbing section of Hell. Boobies. Lol. He then meets a colosal Cleopatra, Beatrice dressed up by Lucifer, and a very deformed Marc Antony. You kick Antony's ass fairly quickly, then after a brief scene of near-fatal suduction and a stab to Cleopatra's ribs, you climb down Gluttony, which is basically made of organs, flesh, bowels, fecices, and several other unplesant entities. After owning the WORST but at the same time coolest version of Cerberus ever devised, you walk around in the squishy poop and find yourself in a very different portion: a distorted world of floating platforms, portals, and 3 random Gluttons, which you dispatch quickly. After solving the simple puzzle, you end up in Greed, perhaps the most annoying Circle. After some difficult contraptions and time-sensitive tasks with some mild puzzleness, you face off with Dante's dad, a fat old bastard who tried to have his way with Dante's girl. Classy, dad.
(this post is kinda long, so I'll finish it later.)
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Political Cartoon 6
This one, like most other of the cartoons I found, I posted because I found it witty and funny. This one pokes a little bit of fun towards the Liberal party and Earth Hour (on the 28th from 7-8pm, you turn off all lights and electrical appliances aside from fridges). I just thought this one was downright silly, and wanted to share it.
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