📅August 2nd, 2016
Every texture in Dark Souls replaced with Nicolas Cage
📅August 2nd, 2016
Saw the new Star Trek movie. Even without having seen the TV shows or the other ones, it was follow-able and pretty enjoyable. My only problem is I have trouble getting into the humor of Star Trek. That franchise, and all of Sci-fi are in love with this cliche where practically *every* humorous moment is one person freaking out because of some impending disaster, and the other person is being calm. That's literally it. It's funny because, 'why isn't that other person freaking out more?'. Ha ha ha.
I did like the special effects, especially when the scenes took place in space.
📅July 24th, 2016
All this time has gone by since my early years and somehow I'm still in the park catching Pokemon.
📅July 11th, 2016
Leopard slug. On the pathway by the house
Kind of gross but I don't have it in me to try and kill them. Slugs are very hard to exterminate, anyhow. This species of slug is native to Europe but was introduced during colonization times and became prolific here.





Like the other species, they have one behavior where if you touch them, the horns retract. Kind of cute tbh.
📅July 10th, 2016
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📅May 13th, 2016
List of TV shows others have strongly recommended to me, in very rough order of priority:
Game of Thrones
Firefly
Doctor Who
Breaking Bad
Walking Dead
Orange is the New Black
House of Cards
Lost
Dexter
Agents of SHIELD
Sherlock
Scandal
The Americans
Cut list:
Modern Family
Community
Big Bang Theory
Downton Abbey
Star Trek
*Does not count anime, foreign language shows, or cartoons
I tallied up the total running time of all of them, not counting commercials- it worked out to a grand total of: 42192 minutes, or 29.3 days!
Not meant to sound negative against people recommending TV shows in any way. I hope to get to some of these. A lot of them are probably really good. I was thinking about what it would entail if I actually watched everything everyone suggested and the value of a good triaging.







