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Awesome fathers paint Zelda murals on their kids walls... and then bust a few caps in their kid's laptop when they vent about unfair treatment on facebook!
Fuck this. Id rather make a mural of kratos ripping people apart and ripping girls pussies apart for my son. Heh:-)
But no this is awesome.
But no this is awesome.
@Roberto Plankton He would be drowned in a bath tub filled with holy water and scented with oils. He would be skinned delicately using a silver knife that has been bathed in moonlight for 12 hours. His skin would be dried, cured and then used to craft a lantern which would then act as a night light and a warning for the next child.
BUT WHY SPIRIT TRACKS!?!?!
Then again I didn't beat it, so maybe it stopped being bad after the one hour mark or so.
It's still pretty awesome though, and it's a very beautiful image of Link and Zelda on the train.
Then again I didn't beat it, so maybe it stopped being bad after the one hour mark or so.
It's still pretty awesome though, and it's a very beautiful image of Link and Zelda on the train.
@coyotelunaire
Maybe I'm just in a bad mood today but that was exactly my first thought. But somehow the fact that the kid isn't born yet makes it better.
Maybe I'm just in a bad mood today but that was exactly my first thought. But somehow the fact that the kid isn't born yet makes it better.
Thanks for the write up Tony! It's true, I can't wait to be a dad, and I'm devoted to being a kick-ass one. All I can think about is that little man waiting to enter our world... and I want him to have a wonderful environment to begin exploring from day 1. Even if he doesn't like Zelda (gasp!) he will begin life in a beautiful room, and we'll encourage that he chases his own artistic talents.
The train and boat symbolize travel, adventure, and self-reliance, all key values in our family.
To answer people who are asking why Spirit Tracks, I'll quote Sheldon Cooper "That's nonsense, you love trains."
The train and boat symbolize travel, adventure, and self-reliance, all key values in our family.
To answer people who are asking why Spirit Tracks, I'll quote Sheldon Cooper "That's nonsense, you love trains."
Thanks for the write up Tony! It's true, I can't wait to be a dad, and I'm devoted to being a kick-ass one. All I can think about is that little man waiting to enter our world... and I want him to have a wonderful environment to begin exploring from day 1. Even if he doesn't like Zelda (gasp!) he will begin life in a beautiful room, and we'll encourage that he chases his own artistic talents.
The train and boat symbolize travel, adventure, and self-reliance, all key values in our family.
To answer people who are asking why Spirit Tracks, I'll quote Sheldon Cooper "That's nonsense, you love trains."
The train and boat symbolize travel, adventure, and self-reliance, all key values in our family.
To answer people who are asking why Spirit Tracks, I'll quote Sheldon Cooper "That's nonsense, you love trains."
@Tony Ponce
I KNOW RIGHT?!
I'm not a troll or some raving contrarian. What this father did - and the heaps of praise surrounding it - really make me feel uneasy.
@Qreg
Exactly. I should have mentioned this too.
I KNOW RIGHT?!
I'm not a troll or some raving contrarian. What this father did - and the heaps of praise surrounding it - really make me feel uneasy.
@Qreg
Exactly. I should have mentioned this too.
@ Occams electric toothbrush
great, you just made me laugh my stupid laugh
(like this: "hu gng hu gng")
made my day, btw.
great, you just made me laugh my stupid laugh
(like this: "hu gng hu gng")
made my day, btw.
@coyotelunaire
I think you're being a little harsh... is every parent who decorates a room for their unborn/infant kid sinisterly imposing their own preferences on their child? I had a Winnie the Pooh bedroom when I was a young kid, decorated before I was old enough to choose my own interests. I'm pretty sure my parents were just excited and wanted to do something nice for me :S
I think you're being a little harsh... is every parent who decorates a room for their unborn/infant kid sinisterly imposing their own preferences on their child? I had a Winnie the Pooh bedroom when I was a young kid, decorated before I was old enough to choose my own interests. I'm pretty sure my parents were just excited and wanted to do something nice for me :S
@Eamar
you got it. We could have done a Disney room (like everyone else in the world) and no one would have said a thing. There is something about preparing for him now in a special way that puts a part of us in the room to be with him at all times.
you got it. We could have done a Disney room (like everyone else in the world) and no one would have said a thing. There is something about preparing for him now in a special way that puts a part of us in the room to be with him at all times.
I would've loved to have painted something gaming related on my daughters bedroom walls but unfortunately she is stubborn like her mother and she insisted it be a Disney princess castle.
It is surrounded now by empty blue skies and green fields that we plan on filling up with various things as she grows up (until she decides she's too old for Disney) so maybe I can slip in the odd Katamari cousin here and there, or other things.
It is surrounded now by empty blue skies and green fields that we plan on filling up with various things as she grows up (until she decides she's too old for Disney) so maybe I can slip in the odd Katamari cousin here and there, or other things.
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