This book. |
- H.P. Lovecraft, Celephais
I'll be heading back to the late shift next week for the first time in almost half a year - which means more time to, well, write crappy post drafts. Majority of the past few months' entries are impromptu ones, so it's really nice to waste ink once again. I also got a decent-looking book to keep me occupied. I'm not sure about the contents though, because I bought it the moment I saw the words zombie and choose-your-own-adventure on a single page. I'll probably post a quick review once I've
In other news, someone invited me to accompany him on a tour of UDMC - which apparently is a local weapons manufacturing facility. I must admit that it has me curious, but the trip is on a freakin' Tuesday so it might be a no-go for me. Also, I've said it before - my friends are more insane than I am, I think.
Meanwhile, in real life, I suppose the most head-turning news lately was that meteorite crashing somewhere in Russia. It wasn't the damage it inflicted that was particularly interesting (although I wish the best for those who got injured as a result), but the fact that there is a ton of footage of the event all over the Internet. It's common knowledge that driving a vehicle in Russia is spectacularly dangerous - which was the reason why drivers commonly have dashboard cameras constantly recording things. While the damage wasn't Tunguska-esque, it's the fact that a lot of people have it on record (and immediately uploaded to the Internet) that I find reminiscent of the singularity that Deus Ex warns us about.
Lastly, holy humble pie, Batman - I would have hoped that Tali had a Paragon interrupt in Rannoch (that worked).
Figures.
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