So I've been playing Everquest 2 since mid November. I really like the game. I liked the original EQ, but by the time I got into the game (last December) I felt is if I had missed everything. There were so many refrences to things I knew nothing about. There were so many things I missed with my characters. There was so much min/maxing that I did not understand, and therefore, my characters tended to be mediocer at best. I'm not really complaining. I had a blast in the game. From December to A...

Well since the masses have been begging for me to blog again (ok it was just two people that dropped hints that its been a long time since I've blogged) I thought I better do something. Recently I have been getting into Cover songs. Now I used to be of the opinion that 90% of all covers suck. I am/was of the opinion that there are too many damn covers out there and these slacker artists outta get off their asses and come up with their own damned songs! Now let me explain. I usually hate...

Hopefully Michael Moore will STFU with all his crap about Bush not being elected in a fair election.

When I was stationed in in Korea the first time, getting home was a bit of a pain in the butt. You had to take an hour long bus ride that cost about $1.50 and then take a cab for 20-30 min that cost $20-$30. The times are all, of course, in relatively decent traffic, which Seoul is not known for. When I went back to Korea the second time I was happy to find out that the Seoul subway system had been extended so that it ran directly to Kimpo airport. This would be extremely convienient becau...

While I was in the army I had to take a polygraph test in order to do one of my jobs at one of my duty stations. I had heard some awful things about the polygraph before I went. I had heard that people had been strapped to the thing for hours on end only to be told that they had failed and that they would have to come back on another date. I was pretty nervous going in to take the test. If I didn't pass the test I would stay on "casual" duty. Which means I would spend alot of time mowin...

While I was in the army I had to take a polygraph test in order to do one of my jobs at one of my duty stations. I had heard some awful things about the polygraph before I went. I had heard that people had been strapped to the thing for hours on end only to be told that they had failed and that they would have to come back on another date. I was pretty nervous going in to take the test. If I didn't pass the test I would stay on "casual" duty. Which means I would spend alot of time mowin...

Living in a non-swing state is both a good and a bad thing. Its a good thing because I don't have to put up with as much political bull-crap as the swing states do. I don't have to see all of the mud-slinging that goes on in these hotly contested states (don't get me wrong, we still see a fair amount of mud-slinging here in Texas, but not nearly as much as other states). The reason that living is a non-swing state is good is also the bad thing about living in a non-swing state. I know a co...

So I voted today, and I voted for Sen Kerry. I did some research on candidates views on certain issues before I made my decision and there were a few things that swayed my vote. 1) Roe vs. Wade. I just don't like the way the President is leaning on this. I believe that a woman's right to choose is important, and with at least one of the Supreme Court Justices most-likely retiring during this term, I felt this was important. 2) Gay marriages. While neither candidate share my view on the ...