Author: Jaybird

Well, I’ve collapsed into a moist puddle. That was one heck of a story arc, there. I’m exhausted. Which is just as well because it’s time for us to take a week off so that everybody can request The Sandman… Continue Reading →

We’ve had a houseguest (of sorts) for the last few days. They’ve spent more time with Maribou than with me so my job has mostly been of the “keep pants on” and “don’t use the guest bathroom” sort. The houseguest… Continue Reading →

While sorting laundry, I managed to watch The Transporter. (Hey, Costco had it for $5.99 and I’d never seen it.) My goodness, that might be the dumbest movie I’ve ever seen. It wasn’t exactly bad, mind (the worst movie I’ve… Continue Reading →

I picked up Remember Me and have played the first couple of chapters and, golly, I think I got the mechanic of memory remixing totally wrong. I thought that remixing memories would change the universe at large and, realistically, that… Continue Reading →

The woods are lovely, dark, and deep, But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.    The Sandman Vol. 7: Brief Lives concludes. Oh, crap. I didn’t see *THAT* coming.… Continue Reading →

Holy cow, is tomorrow Friday already? Indeed it is. So, Wednesday morning, I am having One Of Those Dreams. I have just found out that I failed a very important class at the University of Florida and if I want… Continue Reading →

Well, I’m sure that you’ve heard that Disney shut down the video game arm of Lucasarts recently. For those of you who haven’t been living/breathing this stuff for the last 20 years, Lucasarts (somehow) managed to put out videogames that… Continue Reading →

So I actually sat down and watched The Last Stand and came away feeling like it was a pleasantly dumb movie. It has everything you could possibly want in an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie: explosions, guns, dumb one-liners, Harry Dean Stanton,… Continue Reading →

I put in a pre-order for “Remember Me” yesterday. It’s got a great little conceit: you can modify the memories of the people you encounter and change the universe thereby. So let’s say that there’s a door that is locked.… Continue Reading →

The Sandman Vol. 7: Brief Lives continues. What could possibly go wrong? Come Wednesday night, Schilling and Glyph will continue their recappery of the next two chapters. Oh, and if you thought it was good so far? You ain’t seen *NOTHIN*… Continue Reading →