Happy First Day of E3!!!!!
Yep, it's day 1 of E3 and I'm excited as all hell. Microsoft's conference starts at 1:25pm EST and I will be glued to IGN's live feed while sharing the news via AIM as I said previously. This is an exciting time indeed.
I love E3...
Posted by ladyx at 11:20 AM on June 01, 2009 | Comments (0)
THERE IS NO FEAR IN THIS DOJO!
Posted by ladyx at 10:01 PM on May 28, 2009 | Comments (0)
E3 Time!
So who out there is excited for E3 this year? I'll be glued to my computer for three days watching the webcasts and updating my friends who can't watch via AIM, I'm sure.
I will go next year. This, I vow...
Posted by ladyx at 03:12 PM on May 23, 2009 | Comments (0)
Pronto Pass - NABPLEX Study Materials
Is anyone studying for the National Boards of Pharmacy exam? I was in your shoes last year (and I scored a 117). I picked up quite a few study guides including the very expensive Pronto Pass cards. What did I think of them? Read on.
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Posted by vixen at 05:14 AM on May 02, 2008 | Comments (0)
Glare
OK, so I'm driving behind a Jeep in the middle of the afternoon, and I realize that at this instant, I don't like them much. Sure, they're fun to ride in and no, the driver of said Jeep wasn't an idiot -- actually seemed reasonably competent.
My issue was with the glare that the plastic windows reflect. Normal glass doesn't do that, damnit.
That is all.
Posted by bard at 09:23 AM on August 15, 2007 | Comments (0)
FutureMe
I just e-mailed my future self -- www.futureme.org -- and will see what becomes of it.
It was short, and to the point, which I probably needed. Heh.
Posted by bard at 01:41 PM on March 31, 2007 | Comments (0)
A Letter to Fox
Dear Fox:
I was quite disappointed in your episode of House last night. That whole House/Cameron tongue battling crap was horrible and it caused me to throw up a little in the back of my mouth and then swallow it. I realize that the idea of an almost 50 year old drug addict pervert getting it on with a retarded little pissant 20+ years his junior titillates some sick viewers, but should you pursue this story line, it will ruin the show. Seriously, it's a very bad idea.
Don't get me wrong, I'm all for House rocking the gurney, but at least have the decency of hooking him up with Cuddy or someone equally as non-weenus like. Cameron is just a useless, annoying, self-righteous, whiney little bitch and the show can easily do without her. She ain't even remotely cute or breasted. You already have Wilson who is practically the same character, just not as annoying. Killing Cameron off would be a good plan. She can commit suicide after finding out Chase knocked her up. The ratings would skyrocket and then you can finally hook him up with someone decent.
Have a heart. At least give him someone with big knockers.
Thank you for your time,
ladyx
P.S. If you could have an episode where House kills Rachel Ray on the table, that would be cool. It would easily win best episode ever.
Posted by ladyx at 01:39 PM on March 07, 2007 | Comments (0)
"Yes, I'm gonna be a star..."
So, for the past few months, I, much like many other pop drinking geeks, have been collecting Coke codes to submit on MyCokeRewards.com for fabulous prizes and material happiness. I've done ok so far on my own, but I have come to the realization that there are many people out there who drink Coke products that just toss out those codes. As such, I have decided I can make your life easier and more fulfilling by accepting Coke code donations from all of you lovely people out there. Just send your unused codes to me at giveladyxyourcodes@hotmail.com. Together, we can make the world a better place for everybody...or you might be able to get me a spot on a crappy tv show where you can make fun of me and stuff. Either way, good times, good times...
P.S. I want to get on House...er, the show, not the character...although, heh heh heh...
Posted by ladyx at 03:55 PM on February 03, 2007 | Comments (2)
Vixen's Update
I keep thinking of things I want to write but am not feeling humorous enough to write them in a fun way so, here is the run down:
- Nintendo Wii - Rocks! I think this was a great move on Nintendo's part and I'm glad to see them kicking Sony's hiney. Zelda is great and I think the "haters" haven't really realized the whole point of the system. I haven't read one negative Zelda review that convinced me the person was giving the system a full chance but I could be wrong, and LadyX wants to throw a Wiimote at my eye for saying such nice things about the Wii. Posting the photo to wiihaveaproblem.com would make it worth it.
- School - Sucks! Just kidding but I did get finished with my last really hard internship and it wasn't bad. Thankfully, I'm in civilization for the rest of them. The whiny post about me failing was premature. I didn't fail and I learned a lot. I could go on about that experience, but maybe it should wait until I get my degree.
- Rachel Ray - I only bring her up because she was talked about on a board I visit and they proclaimed she was perky, cooked healthy dishes and was easy on the eyes. Apparently her stellar [cough] performance on Iron Chef America made a lot of people realize she's a great chef. I just have to say she's perky like a crack addict, her dishes are loaded with oil and maybe I really don't know what men like if she's easy on the eyes. As for her ICA appearance, I think it made it obvious she wasn't a chef. She didn't have the knife skills. She didn't have the pacing or timing of a real chef. I digress. This isn't a Rachel Ray blog I suppose.
- Raon Vega - I got a new Raon Vega UMPC. It rocks. I foresee health care professionals using UMPCs as opposed to PDAs in the future when the market get fleshed out (if it ever does). They have a lot of potential but right now they do have a lot of flaws.
- Bobby Flay - He's still a moron. Just had to add that.
Posted by vixen at 12:16 PM on February 02, 2007 | Comments (1)
I never thought it was possible...
But I actually managed to find a job that makes being elbow-deep in deep fryer fat working in a fast food joint look more fun, entertaining, and rewarding.
A Nugget of Wisdom to everyone out there: never, *EVER* work for an answering service (at least not the one I currently work for while I try to get a real job). It is the most bullshit, petty, illogical, and just plain retarded place to work on this planet. Any place that has people who actually believe that taking literally two seconds out of your "busy" schedule of staring at a goddamn blank computer screen while waiting for a fucking phone call to brush your hair so you're not yanking it out whenever you remove your headset is inappropriate is seriously pathetic and not worth the sanity you waste by being there.
God, I hate my job and I really can't wait to quit.
Posted by ladyx at 05:07 AM on December 16, 2006 | Comments (0)
*Twitch*
So, it's about that time for LadyX to load up the car and go head to a concert. I want to go see Twisted Sister on their Christmas tour. I think that'd be a freaking blast, but they're not coming anywhere near enough to me to warrant the drive. Bah...I realize it sucks where I live, but that doesn't mean I should suffer just because I'm temporarily stuck here. C'mon, bands! I need me some entertainment, too!
Posted by ladyx at 02:13 AM on December 09, 2006 | Comments (0)
Washington Journal
I'd like to start this post by urging all those eligible to vote in the United States Mid-Term elections to do so; it always baffles me that so few (as a percentage) do so.
Those that do vote, please, please, please use a bit of rational thinkning when you do so.
You see, I've been watching Washington Journal on C-Span lately, and some of the callers frighten me. And I'm not talking in a pleasant "Boo!" on Halloween type scare either.
One lady thought that "God" would tell George Bush when we should get out of Iraq, and we shouldn't back down before this happens. Yeah, right, like George Bush has a "direct line" to God. He ain't holy, folks.
Then there are those who are basically equating a vote for Democratic candidates as a vote for terrorists. There seems to be the perception that anybody other than a republican will do absolutely nothing to stop terror threats against the United States. To that, I say this: Nobody friggin' likes to get blown up. Whoever is in power, will do their best to prevent this. (Well, after the Bush administration learned it's lesson by ignoring the previous reports before 9/11). Main difference will be in how many personal freedoms of the people they represent they'll be willing to sacrifice to do so.
Anyway, more disjointed ramblings. Enjoy.
Now go vote.
Posted by bard at 02:43 PM on November 06, 2006 | Comments (0)
A Poem.
Tap, tap. Is this thing on?
Ok. A poem, as read by me:
The seasons change.
(bongo drums)
Leaves fall.
(bongo drums)
And suck.
(bongo drums)
Thank you, and have a good night.
On a more serious note, read ladyx's post below and at least offer some consolation. Cause that situation sucks way more than my poem does.
Posted by bard at 04:37 PM on November 01, 2006 | Comments (0)
What can you do?
In all seriousness, what can you really do when a police officer lies on an accident report in order to cover up for a person that they are personally acquainted with and have a high degree of bias towards?
(For reference, I already have a lawyer.)
I just want to add a side note to people out there that if you EVER witness an accident, no matter how minor it is, PLEASE at least do the drivers the courtesy of stopping and giving a statement to the officer. The fact that nobody else bothered to take twenty minutes out of their busy lives to stop and give a statement is what is making it so that cop and the woman rightfully and legally at fault have gotten away with this injustice for the past month.
Posted by ladyx at 03:10 AM on October 31, 2006 | Comments (0)
A day that will live in infamy...
So, today is the official release day for Final Fantasy XII. Now, as it should be pretty apparent by now, I am a huge FF-geek. Like, HUGE. It just barely edges out the Legend of Zelda as my favorite series (I'm also a gigantic Zelda-nerd), and my anticipation of FFXII is no exception to this rule. I am very excited to see what Squeenix has decided to do with this game, especially after I got the chance to play through the demo that came with Dragon Quest VIII. I can only hope it will be awesome and hopefully, Squeenix will have done something about that little gaping plothole problem that seems to creep up at least a few times in each game (hey, I love Squeenix, but sometimes it's kinda hard to miss those canyon-sized plotholes they love to throw in from time to time). Here's hoping this is an awesome game.
That said, I've been playing Bully lately, and have been enjoying it greatly. 'Tis fun.
Posted by ladyx at 02:51 AM on October 31, 2006 | Comments (0)