Natron's Domain

2003-08-08T20:18:00.000-05:00

And yet more problems posting...fun...

2003-08-08T20:15:00.000-05:00

I now have an extremely easy way to update my blog, so hopefully I'll be able to update a lot more often. Then again, I suppose posting more than once a month would be a lot more often.

2003-08-02T22:16:00.000-05:00

Got the site working again with tripod.

My new main page is at: http://homepage.mac.com/nathanwall

2003-08-02T22:13:00.000-05:00

Back from BigStuf, but I've got a cold. Not a lot of fun. More to come soon...hopefully.

2003-07-22T01:45:00.000-05:00

So I watched last weeks episode of Buffy: The Vampire Slayer in syndication, and it was probably one of the most powerful episodes I've seen of any series. I'm not sure what it was called, but it was the one where Buffy's mom, Joyce, died. She died peacefully at that, which is pretty unusualy for this series. Anyway, I don't think there was any background music at all in the episode, which made it all the more powerful. All you see is the actions and the feelings, the raw emotions. Normally, music is what sets the mood, but in this eppy, no music was necessary.

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Well, my brother is on a "lets start a band" craze right now. They have dismantled the pool table in the back room (much to my disagreement) and there is now a drumset and about 4 guitars back there, along with a stack of amps. Believe me, it's loud, it's annoying, and I am on the other side of the house.

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Well, for anyone that cares to know, Anna Belle is fine. Anna Belle...my dog...the Beagle, not the big dumb one. She had been looking really tired and acting really lazy. She wasn't eating or drinking much, and she just acted like her whole body was hurting. She had 75% kidney failure. We were lucky, as it showed up in her bloodwork over a week ago (vet said it won't show up in blood work until it reaches 75%). They kept her from Thursday to Monday with an IV pumping fluids into her.

Now that we read about the symptoms, we realize that we noticed some of them, so we're glad we took her.

She's doing fine, she is still not wanting to eat or drink much though, so we are trying to make her drink a lot (since that will keep her from getting worse).

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I'm now a week away from Big Stuf. Definitely one of the best weeks in a year. Thanks to Audblog, I'm going to be able to call in and leave audio posts throughout the week. Should be really cool. I'll post the address in the days to come, as there is nothing on the page yet, so stay tuned.

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I suppose I should apologize for my lack of posts recently. I'm currently thinking about a redesign of the site, as well as going through numerous ideas for additions. I'm also trying to figure out the easiest way to consolidate my pics from iPhoto, my calendars from iCal, all into a web site through .Mac, without losing the Blog functionality. We'll see what happens.

2003-06-13T22:05:00.000-05:00

Oh yea, that was awesome...gonna watch it again!

2003-06-13T20:04:00.000-05:00

Woohoo...it's on!!! Stargate SG-1 season premiere. That's right, a 2 hour premiere and new episodes all summer!

My reason to live is back...ok, maybe that last part is a little excentric.

2003-06-04T01:28:00.000-05:00

Well kids, I'm going on a little trip to Chicago tomorrow...er...today, actually. Woodfield Mall...Willow Creek Community Church...and back home. Sure to be fun!

11:30am - Leave for Chicago
11:31am - Realize I've forgotten to set VCR to record Cowboy Bebop
11:35am - Commence Cameron bashing in Gameboy Advance head-to-head competition
12:00pm - Throw Cameron from vehicle
3:30pm - Arrive at Woodfield Mall
3:40pm - Get giant pretzel from Auntie Anne's
3:45pm - Stand inconspicuously outside of Victoria's Secret while eating pretzel
4:00pm - Play video games at KB Toys
4:30pm - Commence raid on Apple Store
4:35pm - Police chase down I-90
5:30pm - Arrive at Willow Creek
5:45pm - Gawk at Willow Creek soundbooth
6:00pm - Try to hitch a ride on the Willow Creek plane
9:15pm - Head home (probably not on plane)
1:00am - Return home

2003-06-02T15:53:00.000-05:00

I've been reading A LOT of web comics lately, mostly PvP, found over at www.pvponline.com...you should all check it out.

After reading these, it's given me a really cool idea that I hope to get underway. You probably won't see anything for a few months, and the plan "launch date" is 2004. We'll see what happens.

2003-06-02T01:37:00.000-05:00

It appears everything is working again. Not really sure what the deal was, but I could only get the blog portion to update.

All seems ok now, hopefully I'll get more of the pages going now.

2003-05-26T16:58:00.000-05:00

I've been experiencing technical difficulties with Blogger. They are in the process of upgrading some stuff, so HOPEFULLY it will all clear up on it's own.

If you notice anything strange, just bear with me.

2003-05-25T19:04:00.000-05:00

I just read this really great article over at DVDToons.com. It talks about CGI animated movies and traditionally animated movies, and is definitely a good read. Link is:

http://www.dvdtoons.com/features/48

2003-05-20T22:00:00.000-05:00

AAAAAAAAHHHHH!!! MY GOSH!!! The second season finale of Smallville just finished, and WOW, that just totally blew me away. I'm just sitting here thinking of how LONG this summer is going to be.

2003-05-20T21:01:00.000-05:00

IT'S OVER!!! Buffy: The Vampire Slayer is actually over. I can't believe it! It was an excellent, episode, and the end of an truly excellent series. Joss Whedon, you're a genius!

2003-05-20T20:05:00.000-05:00

It's started, the series finale of Buffy: The Vampire Slayer. It's so...sad...

2003-05-18T22:20:00.000-05:00

I did it! I haven't eaten for the past 24 hours. There's absolutely no reason for it, and I wasn't planning on it. I just thought it was worth mentioning.

2003-05-18T21:43:00.000-05:00

Do I take things too personally? Am I paranoid? Do I over exaggerate situations? I wonder...

2003-05-04T21:46:00.000-05:00

It's been awhile since I've posted anything, so I figured now was as good a time as any. So without further ado, here is whatever pops into my head as I type this:

I saw X2 yesterday, and what can I say but FRIKKIN AWESOME. As the credits began to roll, I sat staring blankly, my mouth wide open, trying to comprehend what had just transpired before my eyes.

Nightcrawler - perfect! They managed to pull off the depth of the character perfectly.

Colossus - WOW! The few seconds of screen time he had was awesome.

Jean Grey - it was awesome to see her finally come into her own. Any X-Men fans will know what I mean when they see the movie.

Wolverine - what can I say? Wolverine is just frikkin awesome, and he has several "frikkin awesome" moments in the movie.
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You know, E3 is coming up, one of the coolest weeks every year, as all the new and upcoming games are announced, many of which haven't been seen before. I've already seen screenshots of Mario Kart: Double Dash, and it has been confirmed that you will be able to play 8 player Mario Kart, using 2 Gamecubes and 2 TV's, by connection two Gamecubes together by using the broadband adapters. I've also heard that we will see movies and screenshots, and even some playable demos, of games such as Halo 2, Star Fox Armada, F-Zero X, Pikmin 2, even Metroid Prime 2, and several other games I will most surely obsess over, all while becoming even poorer as I try to have enough money to buy all of these.
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I got a really awesome desk this week. It's one of those metal and glass desks I would always see and dream about getting, but doubting it would ever be possible. Well, by account of a great online deal and a $15 discount thing in the mail, I now have an awesome desk and chair in my room.
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If anyone has a chance, please head over to Hoosier Morons at http://hoosiermorons.keenspace.com . All the comics and the site itself are created by a friend of mine, and it's all pretty cool. I just wish I could draw half as good as he does.
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Lastly, does anyone remember "Family Guy". Hilarious show created by Seth McFarlane, and baby Stewie is one of the funniest cartoon characters I've seen. It's on Cartoon Network, Sunday through Thursday at 10:30pm.

2003-04-24T01:23:00.000-05:00

Who makes the cheapest laptops?

HINT: It's not Dell...

http://www.oscast.com/stories/storyReader$340

2003-04-19T23:15:00.000-05:00

Happy Easter everyone!

My latest addiction is "SSX Tricky" for my Nintendo Gamecube...I just can't stop playing it. It should take awhile before I have unlocked all the characters, levels, boards, and outfits, so hopefully this will keep me occupied for a few weeks. I finally got a new memory card, so I can play AND be able to save my progress. It was getting really annoying knowing I was doing really good, but that I wouldn't be able to save it.

2003-04-14T11:48:00.000-05:00

Well, a new Safari beta came out for OS X. I'm just testing to see if it works with this. So if you're reading this, I guess it does.

Ahhh...tabbed browsing rocks!

2003-04-09T19:28:00.000-05:00

For dinner tonight:
Chicken Strips with Honey Mustard
Southwestern Eggrolls
Pepsi Lemon Twist
and Milka German Chocolate for dessert

Does life get any better?

2003-04-07T16:27:00.000-05:00

If you haven't already, you should really check out "The Brick Testament". I'm not sure if this is for real, but it's kind of cool and wierd at the same time.

http://www.thereverend.com/brick_testament/

2003-04-05T23:39:00.000-06:00

I've been pretty busy with a big Director project for school, so after it's done, I will hopefully have time to get the site completed. Here's hoping to Tuesday.

2003-03-25T23:45:00.000-06:00

While looking through the galleries at Spymac, I came across this article, "Who's Smarter?"

Check it out...

http://natedomain.tripod.com/whossmarter.html

2003-03-23T23:42:00.000-06:00

Hey everyone!

I've transferred my blogspot site over here to Tripod, so now my entire site is at: http://natedomain.tripod.com

I've put some link buttons up on the left, and I'm working on the right side. Should be pretty cool when I'm finished.

2003-03-21T20:24:00.000-06:00

Hey guys, gals, how's it going?

Weather's been pretty nice here, around 50-60 degrees this week. It's been mostly sunny, but we have seen some rain the past few days, overall it's been a pretty nice Spring Break.

You know, funny thing happened tonight, I mean, this is a doosy.

You see, I've been hooked on this really great TV show the past few years...it's called Farscape. I mean, this show is a good one compared to all the crap that's out there these days. Great characters, acting, scripting, sets, effects, and so on.

Well a few months ago I heard that The Sci-Fi Channel, which aired Farscape, had cancelled it. I kind of rubbed it off thinking, why would anyone cancel Farscape? I mean, this is one of the greatest TV shows I've ever seen...cancel Farscape...that's ludicrous.

I mean, I had read a few months before that Farscape had been picked up for a 4th and 5th season, network decisions pending on the 5th, of course. But I thought, surely they won't cancel it.

I was pretty much confident that they would have a 5th season, and possibly continue on after that, I mean...who wouldn't???

Well, long story short, I watched the final episode of this show, Farscape tonight, and you know, you wouldn't know it by the ending, but I could swear it wasn't cancelled. I mean, it did end with "To Be Continued", which is how every season of Farscape has ended, and all of them have been extremely shocking.

You wouldn't imagine my surprise.

So anyway, how are you doing?

2003-03-21T20:05:00.000-06:00

You know, it just seems selfish to me. All the complaints I've heard against this war: "It's not worth one American life", "Bush just wants a war", etc., etc., etc., it all looks selfish to me. Let's not go help another country out, we're fine just the way we are.

Now, I don't support the nature of war, war causes death, but I do support the reasons for war, I do support freedom for all people, and I support the United States military, and I believe whole heartedly that what we are doing is completely justified. All the people complaining about this war don't know what it's like to live in oppression, and neither do I, nor do I ever want to.

I relate it to us as Christ followers, and our duty to bring people to Him. I'm a Christ follower, I believe in Jesus Christ and have accepted Him into my life as my Lord and Savior. I know I'm going to Heaven when I leave this world, and I want to see my family and friends have the same fate and confidence in Him. The attitude of people towards the war seems to be like a Christian saying "Well, I'm going to Heaven, I have eternity, I don't have to help anyone else, I mean, they're not even asking for help."

This attitude directly translates to "I have freedom, I have rights, I don't have to help anyone else get the same thing, I mean, they're not even asking for it."

The truth is, the people of Iraq CAN'T ask for help, they CAN'T speak out, they have NO rights. So are we, a nation who has been infinitely blessed with numerous freedoms and rights supposed to sit back and let those without these basic freedoms suffer?" Do we not have a duty to help those less fortunate than we are.

I was watching the news and seeing pictures today of liberated Iraqi's who were so happy to see the American soldiers, who were so happy to be free, and were so happy to see Saddam's reign of tyranny finally coming to an end.

Last night, I came across an NBC news special, and at one point they showed and talked about a group of former-Iraqi people living in California who were so happy to see thier country finally attaining freedom. They were lucky to make it out, and just want to see every Iraqi have the same freedom.

So is one life not worth this? Freedom? The rights, it seems, that we have all taken for granted? This isn't about killing people, this isn't about being the giant in the playground. This is about helping the people who are unable...who have been prevented from helping themselves.

I leave you with this really cool quote from "The West Wing", that I've minorly modified.

"It's about freedom of speech, not just for us (Americans), but for everyone (the whole world).
It's about freedom of religion, not just for us (Americans), but for everyone (the whole world).
It's about freedom from tyranny, not just for us (Americans), but for everyone (the whole world)."

2003-03-18T22:15:00.000-06:00

Approximately 15 minutes ago, the saga that is Children of Dune came to an end. It's amazing that 2 years of waiting can end so quickly. Don't get me wrong, this mini-series was one of the best I've seen, and I will look forward to watching it again and again in the future, but it always seems that things like this go by so fast. And as of Thursday, I will have watched each part of Children of Dune 4 times, for a total of 24 hours of Dune. Talk about geekdom!

The saga of Dune, is far from over...

2003-03-18T22:11:00.000-06:00

Well, today March 18, 2003, will go down as a day in Apple Computer history. Today, the "teardrop" G3 iMac was discontinued. Production had slowed since the introduction of the new G4 iMac, but the G3 iMac will be remembered as the computer that saved Apple. This iMac was the first computer to shed traditional designs, and set a new course for Apple.

The teardrop iMac - 1998-2003

2003-03-15T23:44:00.000-06:00

Well, Children of Dune is less than 24 hours away, and you wouldn't believe how pumped I am for it. I've been waiting for this for around 2 years. It's to bad I won't be home to watch the entire original Dune that is on tomorrow. If you won't be able to watch it, you can check out a video prologue over at the Sci-Fi Channel's Children of Dune website.

http://www.scifi.com/dune/prologue/

You willl DEFINITELY want to know what happened in the original Dune in order to be caught up for the sequel. The size and scale of both of these productions is absolutely amazing.

2003-03-14T21:57:00.000-06:00

Ok, just a few tidbits here.

http://www.wilwheaton.net
Head over to this site to check out the weblog of Wil Wheaton. That's right, Wesley Crusher from Star Trek, and this has nothing to do with me liking Star Trek. This is a pretty good blog, so please check it out.

http://www.newmediaentertainment.info
This is a site for an independent film called Neverland. This is, you guessed it, based on the story of Peter Pan, and is essentially a modern re-interpretation of it, complete with fairies (not THAT kind of fairy), mermaids, indians, and pirates. Coincidentally, this movie also stars Wil Wheaton as John. You can check out a trailer along with more information about the movie at the site.

Never grow up. Never grow old.

2003-03-13T20:53:00.000-06:00

Well, it's finally here...my Spring Break...and coincidentally this Sunday is the premiere of the Children of Dune miniseries on the Sci-Fi Channel. This is sure to be pretty good, the first one was definitely awesome. For all of you that are interested, and ALL of you SHOULD be, here is the schedule. All times are EST and will be on The Sci-Fi Channel.

Sunday, March 16, 2003
9:00 PM - FRANK HERBERT'S CHILDREN OF DUNE (PART 1)
11:00 PM - FRANK HERBERT'S CHILDREN OF DUNE (PART 1)
1:00 AM - FRANK HERBERT'S CHILDREN OF DUNE (PART 1)

Monday, March 17, 2003
7:00 PM - FRANK HERBERT'S CHILDREN OF DUNE (PART 1)
9:00 PM - FRANK HERBERT'S CHILDREN OF DUNE (PART 2)
11:00 PM - FRANK HERBERT'S CHILDREN OF DUNE (PART 2)
1:00 AM - FRANK HERBERT'S CHILDREN OF DUNE (PART 2)

Tuesday, March 18, 2003
7:00 PM - FRANK HERBERT'S CHILDREN OF DUNE (PART 2)
9:00 PM - FRANK HERBERT'S CHILDREN OF DUNE (PART 3)
11:00 PM - FRANK HERBERT'S CHILDREN OF DUNE (PART 3)
1:00 AM - FRANK HERBERT'S CHILDREN OF DUNE (PART 3)

Also, The Sci-Fi Channel will be showing the original Dune miniseries on Sunday starting at 3pm.

3:00 PM - FRANK HERBERT'S DUNE (PART 1)
5:00 PM - FRANK HERBERT'S DUNE (PART 2)
7:00 PM - FRANK HERBERT'S DUNE (PART 3)

Well, now I'm off to a chat with Alec Newman, who stars as Paul Atreides in both miniseries.

2003-03-09T22:32:00.000-06:00

Well guess what, the SAG awards were tonight, so I've thrown together a nominee list over at my other site.

Check it out: http://natedomain.tripod.com.

2003-03-06T23:05:00.000-06:00

RANDOM SNACK POSTING:
Ya know, I just want to say that one of the best drinks ever created has got to be Kool-Aid. I mean, so many flavors, you just have to love it!

For one of the best snack foods, go over to Meijer and pick up "New York Style Mini Garlic Bagel Chips" and some "Owl's Nest Cheese Garlic Cheese Spread". These two combined make for a very good little snack. I know they have both of these at the local Meijer, so I'm sorry if your Meijer doesn't carry them.

Also, go pick up some Gushers. They're more than just ordinary fruit snacks, they're...umm...gushers... Gushing with juicy flavors of fruit. Oh man...that could so be taken the wrong way...

2003-03-06T23:04:00.000-06:00

Alright everyone, I've got a semi-temporary main page up over at my Tripod site. I'm going to be using that for the more major stuff I wanna put up on the web, so you can go ahead and check that out as well. I'll will probably update this more often than that, but I will probably post anything new I put up over there. Right now, it's very minimal, with just the main page. I'll try to get more up as soon as I have time.

Currently, I've got Awards show info up, including the just announced Saturn Award nominees. The Saturn Awards are awesome, because well, it's all about science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Ahhh...entertainment....

My Tripod site address is: http://natedomain.tripod.com

2003-03-03T22:13:00.000-06:00

Well guys, I saw another EXCELLENT episode of Miracles, and I must recommend that you check it out. It's actually caused me to not watch CSI: Miami. It's kind of in the vein of The X-Files, and I believe it could be really good if given a chance. It's almost a little creepy at times, so while similar to The X-Files in some ways, it still has plenty og it's own uniqueness.

Miracles is on ABC, Monday, 10:00pm.

2003-03-03T21:03:00.000-06:00

Geeks rejoice!!!
I have here the list of Marvel Comics movies that will be coming out over the next few years. These are all the Marvel movies I have heard rumored, so it's nice to see these have been confirmed, along with dates.

X2 (Fox) - May 2, 2003
The Hulk (Universal) - June 20, 2003
The Punisher (Artisan) - 2004
Spider-Man II (Sony/Columbia) - May 7, 2004
Iron Fist (Artisan) - 2004
Ghost Rider (Paramount) - 2004
Deathlok (Paramount) - 2004
Elektra (New Regency/Fox) - 2005
Daredevil 2 (New Regency/Fox) - 2005
Dr. Strange (Miramax) - 2005
Namor (Universal) - 2005
Fantastic 4 (Fox) - TBD
Silver Surfer (Fox) - TBD
Iron Man (New Line) - TBD
Blade III (New Line) - TBD
Prime (Universal) - TBD

Now, let's just hope we can see some really cool DC Comics movies comeabout as well. My wishlist:

Batman
Superman (on the way)
Wonder Woman
Catwoman (on the way)
Green Lantern
The Flash
Aquaman
Justice League
Justice Society
Young Justice
Teen Titans
The Legion

2003-03-01T23:36:00.000-06:00

I'm here with a few websites you should all check out.

Hoosier Morons - http://hoosiermorons.keenspace.com
This is a site of webcomics made by a friend of mine. Currently, another guy is doing a guest run, but I was assured that Gerry has 3 weeks worth of comics ready to go as soon as Max is done.

Baby Singing in Tub - http://www.flowgo.com/greetings/splish_splash2/splish_splash2.swf
I got home tonight and had an e-mail waiting for me from a friend from high school. It's a splash animation with a baby in a tub singing...it is VERY funny, so you should just go check it out...

Terry Tate, Office Linebacker - http://terrytate.reebok.com
If you remember a commercial during the Superbowl that features people in an office getting tackled, then this is it. There are a couple 3-4 minutes videos, as well as 2 shorter clips. It's basically Terry Tate tackling workers for various reasons around an office. Very awesome indeed.

Morgan Cafe - http://www.morgancafe.com
This is the homepage to a good friend of mine, and is basically his thoughts and rants on all kinds of things. Visit the Foyer Cafe page to see his various rants, and then stop by the guestbook and leave a message. Believe me, it will be worth your time.

MiniClip - http://www.miniclip.com
Now this site has caused me to waste quite a bit of time. It's basically a site loaded with flash games, quite a few of which are very addicting. In one you can literally beat the crap out of Osama Bin Laden, and play a Frogger-like Sheepish. Personally, I am addicted to Hangaroo, which is basically Hangman. I'm seeming to have a lot more trouble with Hangaroo 2 than the first one, but go ahead and give it a try. Starship Eleven is also very fun, as well as the slightly more challenging Monkey Lander. Go ahead, check it out...you know you want to...

NOTE: For some games ,I highly recommend you have a mouse, as using a trackpad can prove quite difficult.

Well, I think that's all I have for now, if you have any sites you'd like me to post here, go ahead and send me an e-mail at captainnw@yahoo.com. I rarely check it, but if I get something, I'll most likely post it.

2003-03-01T23:29:00.000-06:00

Well, the Indianapolis Supercross was tonight, and it was pretty good. I usually cheer for Showtime Jeremy McGrath, but since he's retired, I've been cheering on Travis Pastrana. He was out with an injury tonight (he seems to have quite a few), but he is a really cool guy, and is also the same age I am. I also love Mike Larocco, who won the US Open in Las Vegas in October. He's from South Bend, IN, and is also a really cool guy. Unfortunately, he was out with some kind of shoulder injury, so the only guy I was left to cheer for was Ezra "Yogi" Lusk. He went down in the main, and ended up in last...and Pricky Queermichael...I mean Ricky Charmichael won...but don't worry, I did plenty of booing...

I went with 3 friends, and we all had a good time. And of course, people getting drunk are everywhere, and it makes you feel so good to know that some of these people will be driving home.

2003-02-28T22:31:00.000-06:00

I just thought I'd write in and talk about 2 of the coolest shows to ever come across my TV. Oddly enough, I didn't really get into these shows until they were already on the air (seems I have that experience with quite a few shows), but both of them have made me love the medium even more.

Farscape (Sci-Fi Channel, Fridays, 8:00pm)
Farscape is by far one of the best written shows I have ever seen. This is one of the only shows on that is not afraid of taking risks, and always leaves the audience coming back for more. I find myself in a love/hate relationship with it, in that both emotions seem to come over me at the end of every episode. Tonight was Farscape at it's best. The writing and the acting were both superb, and it combined all the things that have made Farscape such a great show. I could literally feel my heart beating about half-way through, wondering what the heck was going to happen. As I said, Farscape has never been afraid of taking risks, so you literally have no idea what will happen next. This is the kind of show that is so good because it doesn't always turn out "ok", as is the case with all too many TV shows. Anything could happen, and usually does. It also makes me really mad that Farscape has been cancelled. Don't ask, no one knows.

Another show that I am incurably hooked on is Smallville (WB, Tuesday, 9:00pm), which is the story of Superman's teen years growing up in Smallville. Despite some of the changes that are not "canon" to the original Superman storyline, it is nice to see things different. These changes include Lex Luthor and Clark being friends, and it is really cool to see this relationship when you know they will eventually be enemies. Also, Clark's relationship with Lana Lang is interesting to watch, in that they both "like" each other, and would make a good couple, but you know that Clark will marry Lois, so, in the long run, nothing will come of him and Lana (at least nothing romantic). It's also really cool to see Clark's powers develop, and to see Clark learn about his past. For instance, we've seen Clark's x-ray vision develop, and his heat vision was brought on this season by hormones, almost like Superman puberty, I guess. We've also seen allusions to flying (him waking up floating above his bed once, dreams of flying), although the writers have said we won't see him fly in the show. It is also cool that in "Smallville", Clark has a fear of heights. The writers have also said that by the time Clark goes off to Metropolis, the show will end. It's a really cool show, especially to see the "before" to one of the worlds greatest heroes.

If you have not seen either of these shows, I would recommend both. Farscape will be off the air in a few weeks (*&&^%), so catch it while it's hot.

2003-02-24T22:03:00.000-06:00

I saw Daredevil tonight and I must say that it was AWESOME!!! It was exactly what Daredevil should be. A darker hero who has an internal struggle of whether he really is the good guy. I enjoyed the movie very much, and am really wanting it to see it again. This will definitely be one I pick up on DVD. If you haven't seen it, I highly suggest you do, and stay during the end credits to see what happens to Bullseye.

I got home to catch the last half of My Big Fat Greek Life on CBS, and was glad to see that it looks pretty good. I enjoyed the movie very much, and was pleasantly surprised to see this show is doing it justice, despite a few minor changes. Anyway, you should all check it out!

2003-02-24T20:59:00.000-06:00

Well, here's the first entry in my brand new blog...I'm not really sure what I want to talk about right now, but I was talking to my friend and he put a website up, so I guess I got the urge to mess around with this again.

First, I need to thank blogger.com, which turns out to be the easiest way for me to do this at the moment. In the future, I may change to something else, but for now this will do quite nicely.

Anyway, this ole blog is going, so now all I need is content...and readers...

So, in the meantime, go check out Homestar Runner at http://www.homestarrunner.com. In particular, check out the Strong Bad e-mails (updated every Monday) and then go watch some of the cartoons. Believe me, you will crack up.