WeaponMasterJoe

I was tagged by !LuckyFireRabbit (https://www.deviantart.com/luckyfirerabbit) Here are the rules: 1. You must post these rules. 2. Each person must post 11 Facts about themselves in their journal. 3. Then Answer the questions the tagger set for you in their post, and create eleven new questions for the people you tag to answer. 4. You have to choose 11 people to tag and post their icons on your journal. 5. Go to their page and tell them you have tagged him/her. 6. No tag backs. 7. No stuff in the tagging section about "you are tagged if you are reading this." You legitimately (AKA, really, truly, with all honesty) have to tag 11 people. Random facts about me: 1. I went to

I recently got a hold of the fifth installment of the Monkey Island (TM) game series, Tales of Monkey Island. I know it's been out for a while, but I just now had an opportunity to play it, and I must say, it feels just like old times. Between references to older Monkey Island (TM) games and the dialogue, I'd say Telltale has something here. It plays well, considering I have it on PS3, and the puzzles are challenging and varied. Dialogue and voice acting is top notch, though graphically, this game falls short, looking like only half-a-step above Escape from Monkey Island. But really, you don't play the Monkey Island (TM) games for the graphic

Sopa needs to die. Here's what it's all about, according to wikipedia: "The originally proposed bill would allow the U.S. Department of Justice, as well as copyright holders, to seek court orders against websites accused of enabling or facilitating copyright infringement." There's a system in place to prevent fraudulent accusations, but it's more like cut out the tumor and don't ask why it's there. So basically, one jagoff can destroy DeviantArt just by saying so-and-so has a DBZ fanart up and that can be construed as copyright infringement. Here is the link to the wikipedia page on this if you want to read more. Also, Wednesday, Jan 18, t