I don't think they've ever been happy

I would come gets the KM with you, but you know... I think I've played enough R2 for a lifetime

I kind of said screw it. I have better things to do with my life than get killed by Wraith all day long.

And there's no frigging way I'm getting all the Warhawk trophies. The general stats I have seen have 800-1000 hours in the game.

Nowadays I don't worry about the trophies too much. I just play a game and then when I'm tired of it I move on to something else. *Sits back in chair and relaxes.*

You see, I'm the same way, except I use the trophies as a catalyst for me to get my full enjoyment of the game. Long gone are the days where I play through a game once and then give it up. I'm kind of a completionist, and I enjoy working towards the trophies. If I didn't have achievements to work towards, then I would get bored of the game much quicker.

However, if the trophy is impossible to get, I won't bother. No use spending a thousand hours on a single trophy

I was actually thinking about a trophy discussion thread, but that is on the back burner at the moment because I'm busy five days of the week now and I'm pretty tired at the end of the day. I also want to give it a bit more thought and content so I'm not going to post it yet.

Ok, first Six then Remote.

So I don't forget.

Ok Six first.

I used to be a HUGE fan of Battlestar Galactica (the "reimagined" one that was showing early this decade). Anyways, I won't go into how that was such a huge disappointment.

YES I WILL GO INTO HUGE BSG SPOILERS BUT I DON'T CARE SINCE I'M SO DISAPPOINTED BY IT.

Anyways, the Cylons have figured out how to make themselves essentially human so they can infiltrate the Colonial populations. There are twelve of these human-looking models, seven of them actually have numbers. One through to Six and Eight: the "Significant Seven." There's actually a Seven but he seems to be a lame plot device of a storyline speeding down the toilet.

Anyways, voila: Number Six.



Getting into spoilers, this problem isn't one of the Cylons, but someone or "thing" in Baltar's head telling him what to do since he's a spineless idiot most of the time.

So, another name the Colonials use for Cylons is "toasters" (mostly from their more mechanical variations), hence the whole toaster thing. And if Six the toaster wants wings there are Cylon "raiders" which are the fighters and Cylon models that are pilots.

See, I needed to write down the remote thing because I go distracted and forgot about it.

The whole remote thing is coming up because after five years of waiting Diane Duane finally finished her latest book in her So You Want to Be a Wizard Series, A Wizard of Mars. Basically in the previous book a non-wizard helped a LOT in a battle against the Inventor of Death Itself (yes, in the books It is actually referred to as It with a capital "i"), the Lone Power. This helping stopped the acceleration of the death of the universe, so as a reward an alien wizard friend gave her remote almost unlimited transport abilities to anywhere in the universe. This alien happens to be in charge of all wizardly transportation in the galaxy, so configuring her set up really wasn't much of a problem.

The remote has slowly been "evolving" over the last few books, but this is one of its newest features.

There. I explained.

Something about toasters?

I want this cool Star Wars one:

"That toaster looks fully operational!."






*Flys away on the wings of a raider*

Hey. No looking up my dress!

Fly away lesbian seagull?

i haz been entertained

That song is probably the best part of Beavis and Butthead Do America.