My weekend consisted of watching a lot of anime (reviews to come later), several movies, some Fable, and meeting with some colleagues for a game of Poker. This time we met at Derek’s house. He has this really pretty house in Issaquah. I wouldn’t say it was in the middle of no where, but it was very close. Google Maps showed a driving time of 18mins. It took me half an hour to get there due to traffic and other unforseen circumstances. I couldn’t believe traffic was so bad on a Saturday. Even though I was late, I was the 1st one there. Derek had 2 game consoles, an Xbox and a … NES!!?!?! I wish I still had my NES system. I think my dad gave it to my cousins. That game console rocked.<\/p>\n
So a couple new people are joining our weekly or biweekly games. I didn’t do well this time. Lost $20 on Saturday, but I’m still up $50 overall. I’ve capped myself to lose only that much per time we play, which made me the designated automatic shuffler 2000. hehe. I think my thumbs got really tired after the game.<\/p>\n
Oh yah! I also got my haircut on Saturday. It’s been like 2 months since my haircut and it was growing out like a wild forest. Haircuts here are expensive. You can get a haircut at SuperCuts\/Great Clips for $14, but they don’t tend to turn out that well. I’ve gotten 2 recommendations, so I gave The Barber Shop a try and it turned out pretty well, however it cost $19. OUCH. That’s comparing to my $6 hair cuts back in Monterey Park, or $FREE when ohfuee helped me cut it.<\/p>\n
I also did some cleaning. Was planning to do some more like tidy up the room, but all I ended up doing was taking the trash out, doing laundry and washing the dishes. Haha. Laziness just crept it.<\/p>\n
Random Crap<\/strong>:<\/p>\n Seems like more videos have been released by The Official How It Should Have Ended Website<\/a>. The new ones I saw include The Blair Witch Project<\/a>, Surviving An Alien Attack<\/a>, Seven<\/a>, and Braveheart<\/a>.<\/p>\n Brewster Jennings Protects America: The Google Map Hunt Game<\/a> (from \/.) – Remember playing “Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego” as a kid? Well now the new game Brewster Jennings Protects America brings this classic adventure into the 21st century by merging the game play with Google maps technology*. In the web-based Brewster Jennings Protects America game you race around the globe as a government agent trying to stop a deadly terror attack from taking place….<\/em> I gave it a short try and the UI was pretty hard to control and unlike Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego<\/em> where they give you 3 places to choose from, you have the entire world to choose from. Several other Google Maps games include: Google Earth Hacks<\/a>, GoogleEarthing <\/a>, Earth Contest<\/a>. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" My weekend consisted of watching a lot of anime (reviews to come later), several movies, some Fable, and meeting with some colleagues for a game of Poker. This time we met at Derek’s house. He has this really pretty house in Issaquah. I wouldn’t say it was in the middle of no where, but it … <\/p>\n