it's my first time using
360plex. i only searched for a microsoft points converter, but because my firm firewalls my online activities i was unable to access the mpc i was looking for and ended up here. so far, i'm loving some of the articles i've read. they're original, good topics and gritty. like a real person is actually writing them, not some robot with a story he and a million other people ran off with.
i won't use this blog...i already have far too many, but i'd definitely like to keep an eye on this site.
{pause here....i work you know...}
i just did something retarded and thought it was actually kind of cool, but i don't have the time to create a different blog so...i'm copying this one to mine. i did a google image search to see how many of my icons, avatars or pic's i could find. i've left quite a happy little trail of breadcrumbs behind. i'm not sure how i feel about this:
hmm...i think my breadcrumbs are a little soggy. some of those links take you to places i've been, but the pages might be a bit old. i ran out of linkies too. i'm on google images page 36 and i finally got bored. plus my throat and ear is starting to hurt. {owie}
it doesn't help that i stayed up too late doing zombies on COD with the hubby and friends. we only made it to level 34...maybe 35? i can't really remember. it all ended so abruptly. i think we just got a little complacent and sleepy as we all have early riser jobs. but it was worth it...well, it was worth it then, i'm not quite sure how much i could possibly be benefiting from it at the moment. my eyes certainly aren't. they're bloodshot.
still...what are the chances we'd all end up with the ray gun by level 9 on the first go? we made it upstairs , all took our special spots and got comfortable in our seats. we were in for a long evening. armed to the teeth in ray guns {why is that an idiom anyway?} we laid those pukey zombies to waste. pile after pile of charred and electrified zombie husks twitched at our feet. it was wonderful, but after a while {by about lvl 22} we started talking about the stimulus package. then the sharing came. what do you do, where do you work... the usual getting to know you better kind of thing.
things could quickly get out of control if we didn't constantly communicate how many rounds were left, how close were the zombies getting to the "glitcher" {ie: if too many pile up they push more zombies forward towards him}, was the window constantly secure and were the back ups and window guard regularly switching out to keep a healthy flow of ammo on the floor at all times? all those little things and more keep the game flowing smoothly and the levels passing by like a breeze blowing through a crusty zombified scalp.
if you think you've got everything under control, get a little bored or tired, the last thing you want to do is make it worse by idle chat. idle chat is worse than your zombie enemies. idle chat let's your guard down. one minute your talking about reading the 1000+page stimulus bill for your job and the next your on the floor pleading that you and your other downed mates survive the window dudes sorry ass attempt at a last stand. You watch your poor sap of a friend run around screaming, "WHAT??? WHY? WHA'HAPPN AAAAAAAAAH IT'S EATING ME!!!", while you furiously dry fire your weapon only to realize, 'Oh yeah. No juice.' have you ever tried to knife 20 zombies on your ass? i mean literally while you're character is literally sitting on his ass? it's no joy my friends...no joy.
so, tcmcbride...mcdoodle...mcnugget...whateveryournameis, next time we start talking about the stimulus package during a zombie game i'm going to sock you in the neck.
thank you, and have a great game.
by: The Mighty Maharet, Girl Gamer Extraordinaire
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