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As a consumable item, I felt like 15 dollars was not worth the price of admission for a three hour game. However, as something that I almost dare say comes close to being art, Limbo was fantastic. I feel like the game had something interesting to say about how humans have evolved over time and now our dependence on obsolete creations is starting to limit our advancement into the post-human. Or something.

I enjoy a drink every now and then, but not enough to really get shit-hammered. I've never bothered with smoking, but I have had a particular three-lettered substance slipped in a drink before that I'd rather not repeat again.

I actually played a little Double Agent last night, but stopped after a couple of missions because it plays like a last generation game. If you liked the earlier Splinter Cell titles go ahead and play it, it's fun for what it is, but I wouldn't recommend playing it now having little to no experience with the games as the enemy AI is really fidgity and easy to alert at times and there is a particular gamey-ness to a lot of the conventions. I would say rent, but you can probably get a copy for really cheap nowadays.

I asked for a new Russian-English dictionary since mine is falling apart at this point, so I'll probably get that.

My only gripe is that the pacing of the game is incredibly slow and nearly puts me to sleep. I'd much prefer an arena shooter like Quake live over Halo any day.

I bought tickets to their Detroit show the moment they went on sale, and I'm going in March. Needless to say I'm pretty giddy about the whole thing.

I am not human. I am a monster.

 The Specials, The Toasters, and Bomb the Music Industry! in no particular order.

Ska music is alright I guess.

Listen to Cocaine Blues by Johnny Cash and try to tell me you don't like country music.
 
I chose pop because of how overproduced and horribly mixed it is.