Well I got banned from gamespot like last year. I came by yesterday just to check out some reviews of Bully: Scholarship edition and to see what people were saying about it in the forums, and I saw the login boxes at the top of the page....I said what the hell, and signed in to see if I was still banned. Well, would you look at this! I got unbanned. Pretty cool since I was just at system wars and I could not resist not responding to some of the stupid things people say there.
Well I'll be around from time to time, not as much as I used to be last year, but you never know. Arguing with fanboys never gets old with me.
PS: I got Bully (for 360) and it's a great game. I seem to be one of the few lucky ones that has an unbuggy game. Everything runs smoothly.
Anyway, glad to be back.
Well ever since the death of good ol' Steve Irwin, I have had no jungle and animal documentaries with some crazy guy trying to explore the land and catch animals (Other than that Jeff Corwin dude that isn't quite as good as Steve Irwin).
But about a week ago, I watched an episode of "Austin Stevens: Snake Master". This guy is un-freaking believable. He explores jungles and starts climbing trees after snakes, jumps across branches (he almost fell off in one episode but managed to hang on), rapells down cliffs and huge caverns, jumps down waterfalls. He's just great to watch. In one episode he actually took on a man eating python that was about as thick as a human leg and as long as two vans. The python wrappped around him and he managed to wriggle out of it and took photos of it (he's a photographer). He doesn't have the awesome australian accent that Steve Irwin had, although Austin has this french/german (not sure which) accent that could get annoying but its still fun ot listen to.
Here is an image from one of his episodes about the man eating python:
Here is another pic that let's you see his face:
You guys should really watch this show (It's on animal planet a lot...if you guys don't have Animal Planet you guys can probably see some clips on the internet).
Honestly this guy is my new Steve Irwin (although not as good as Steve was). Hopefully, he doesn't get killed by one of the snakes he keeps catching.
Well I've recently been reading up on philosophical questions, like "where do we come from", or "how did it all start?" and I have stumbled on some great articles and videos that have sparked my interest in quantum physics and the universe. The world we live in is SO MUCH LARGER than we think and is so much more complex and mysterious than we realise. Things like the Big Bang theory, the theory of ekpyrosis, the movement patterns of electrons and sub atomic mass, and so much much more...No matter how much I learn and get enlightened, I do not become happy because of my newfound knowledge....I go into depression...I realise how meaningless this life is and how damn insignificant we truly are...The sadder part is that we will never be able to know the whole truths.....Well I guess its time for me to pass on the depression....here, look at these sites and never smile again:
Som great articles on the theories to our creation and future
http://www.discover.com/issues/feb-04/cover/?page=1
http://map.gsfc.nasa.gov/m_uni/uni_101fate.html
Kicka** Quantum physics brought to you by ytmnd.com.
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Some ytmnds about our universe:
http://newsizeofourworld.ytmnd.com/
http://atinyglimpse.ytmnd.com/
http://openyoureyes.ytmnd.com/
I'll end it with a site that has some BEAUTIFUL pictures of nebulas and places in our universe...that sadly, we will never be able to reach
http://nssdc.gsfc.nasa.gov/photo_gallery/photogallery-astro-nebula.html
Hope I didn't turn you guys into Emos 
