fuzmeister: Stop! It's Showertime.

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Unfortunately, I have to get my ass up at about 7am everyday and get a shower for work. Today as soon as my alarm goes off, someone goes to the shower as soon as I'm about to go in. Who would have the guts to?

My roommate's girlfriend.

Mood: Pissed
Music: King Crimson - Level Five

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fuzmeister: The Rumor Mill?

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From Die-Hard Gamer's description of S+F Software:

Now in 2006, S+F Software has begun hiring new staff to work on a new 2D adventure game, possibly in the vein of 16-bit classics such as The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and Secret of Mana. The untitled game is scheduled to be released sometime in late 2007/early 2008.

All I can say is... well, I guess I can't say anything right now.

Mood: Tired
Music: The Rolling Stones - Look What The Cat Dragged In
Browsing: Die-Hard Gamer: Because Losing Sucks (Inhabitants Review - Dreamcast)

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fuzmeister: Working Around Peter Norton's Software

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My Norton Antivirus subscription is going to run out on June 23. Other factors are also making my machine slow down and become inefficient. Therefore, I decided to format my computer tonight. I am currently about 1/3 done moving my music to Jeremy's hard drive through the network. After the backing up is done, the healing can begin...

The next Vent post I make will be on a clean machine.

Mood: Eh
Game: Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (2004)
Drink: Natural Light Beer - Brewed For a Naturally Smooth Taste

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fuzmeister: Compare & Contrast

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I like music videos. A lot of them have the potential to be works of art while still promoting the single in question. In fact, the first band to have "promotional" videos is one of my favorites - The Beatles. Anywho, I've recently had to opportunity to view to music videos for recent songs (one yet to be released).

The first is the music video for The Flaming Lips' Yeah Yeah Yeah Song (With All Your Power). This album is great with production techniques that sound vintage and new at the same time. If I did LSD, I'd probably never have this record leave my stereo. It's psychedelic, catchy, and just plain good. The video involves all these people getting various types of food to them and being chased (I.E. lady getting donuts taped to her and cops chasing her) - it's unique.

The second music video I am ashamed to say I dislike. It is the forthcoming video for the Red Hot Chili Peppers' Tell Me Baby. This track is from their recently released Stadium Arcadium album and, while I love that album, this video is just crap compared to what they are capable of and have done in the past. The video feels American Idol-ish and shows the band and a bunch of walk-ons performing the same song until, at the end, they are all doing it on stage at once. The Peppers are one of my favorite bands, but this video is just plain dope, yo.

Don't let me tell you though - take a peek for yourself.

Mood: Awake
Music: Red Hot Chili Peppers - She's Only 18

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fuzmeister: New Feature

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There's a new feature over at the S+F site written by Kyle Ward. It details the lost projects we've had over the years - some of which I thought were pretty hopeful. Eh. Oh, well. It's pretty interesting as it has some old videos with me, Kyle, Brandon, and the rest of the crazy s+F gang. There's also some screenshots and concept art.

Check it out.

Mood: Hungry
Music: Soul Coughing - Janine
Browsing: S+F Software - Features - June, 2006 - Lost Projects

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