To start, I would like to say that this is the first blog I have ever done (EVR) so be kind to me. Anywho, here I sit, back from another shitty night of work, its around twelve, and I'm on my laptop with Aqua Team Hunger Force muted on my TV and Avenged Sevenfold blasting from my computer. Yea, that's right, I'm home alone on a Friday night. Wanna fight about it?

So, as usual when I'm sitting in the environment I have created for me, thoughts drift in and out of my mind, and tonight I felt that I should express them, just to get my first blog experience going. I was browsing the Destructoid home page headlines before writing this blog, and some of them jumped out at me. That new game Legendary looks awesome. Great concept cause I love mythical creatures and such, and I like the idea of fighting both creatures and humans. I'm gonna need an X-box soon.

I've also been reading up on Jim Sterling's Pokemon blogs. The one about the thirty Pokemon that were stupid designs was a gem, I especially loved the Slowbro and the observation about the horns on pretty much every Pokemon. I've recently dived back into Gold and Silver because my Crystal with ALL 251 POKEMON got erased. Yea I was pissed, but I felt more like a loser because on how much it affected me.

Metalocalypse is playing now, pretty much one of the awesomest shows in existence. As I check my Limewire, which is now downloading every album by Queen and the Wu Tang Clan (yea I know, big difference, right?) I reflect on another of the headline blogs, the one about the summer drought we always get in the gaming world. Why can't games be more like movies, who stockpile in the summer and the winter? I mean, there's gotta be some wealth in the thousands of gamers who get out of school and now have 24 hours to play all of the games they want. How come nobody's ever thought of that?

Well, the spare thoughts have been pretty much dried up (I didn't say I had a lot of them) and I probably should do something useful. Or keep doing what I'm doing now. I love it when they play Metalocalypse twice in a row.