Reading Japanese-English translations always tickle me. That wasn't bad, though.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZwM3GvaTRM[/youtube]

It all makes sense now.

Your sex change, your magical beariness, EVERYTHING.

But it's still not canon.

Does it feature a villain-of-the-week theme?

I lost my copy of EOI. And I was so close to completing everything, too...

But congratulations, Rain. The sixth stratum is fun.

[spoiler]Monster-wise, that is. Floors 27+28 and 29 can be a pain to get through. But that's why Zaraf made those maps, I suppose.[/spoiler]

Just wait until there are three laws active at once. Then the game gets really [s]irritating[/s] fun.

The only strategy-rpgs I've played and actually enjoyed are the Fire Emblem games. Then again, I haven't played too many srpgs, so...

We've actually gotten six new sign ups for this month. Quite a few of whom applied for the NSFW gallery and surfed around on the forums for two days before dropping off - then there's Sir...longnameican'tremember from last night. We get more than you think and I'm hoping Atlus Blog will generate a ...

The Sith are better.

The only thing I can remember of my dream last night is that I was looking at my teeth (not through a mirror, the real thing), and touching them. Two were duller than the others and throbbed a little. I really don't know what it means.

Thank you, Kino.

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Edit: Well, upon hearing that the Orphan movie had a surprise ending, I immediately assumed that the orphan was actually the mom's mother, transformed back into a child so she can infiltrate her daughter and son-in-law's life and kill both of them because she never meant to give birth. [spoiler]It t...

I just played through the special edition of Trilby's Notes, which, along with 6 Days a Stranger, is my favorite game in the series. I messed up at the end and saved too late, so I had to replay it to get the extended ending, which probably intended to be seen before its sequel, but oh well. That ga...

I always thought it was more of an American v.s. British grammar thing. I just favor one over the other.