"I think all of us have one question," AJ said. "What're you going to eat today?"

:>

Well, I don't know what I'm going to eat today. However, yesterday, I had:

five pieces of pizza

two cans of Mountain Dew

Hopefully that will satisfy everyone's curiosity for now. ;P

Sean and I awoke this morning to the violent sounds of a raging storm. Rain slammed against the roof and walls of our apartment as lightning crashed and thunder cracked deafeningly at very close range. Sean got up to look at the storm out the deck door, then returned to curl up in bed. "Honest," he said, "Georgia didn't have tropical South American weather before you moved here."

It's all my fault!!!

McAfee Virus Scan renewed itself yesterday, so I figured I'd keep it rather than cancelling the service. I'm scanning my computer now, and so far, three small files in my Temporary Internet Files folder have come up as infected. I'm not sure if they are actually causing a problem or not, but it's good to know that McAfee caught them. The viruses are named "Exploit-ByteVerify" and "JS/Seeker.gen.f". I just remembered that I haven't bothered to apply Service Packs to Office yet, so I'll do that once the scan is done and hopefully lower my infectability factor.

Last night we had Paul over and ordered pizza. That was our tradition for a long time, but the past few weeks we'd been neglecting it. It was good to have company over again. We ended up watching the first two DVDs of Kimagure Orange Road, which I found very amusing and fun. The male lead suffers from that same inability to articulate his desires to women that we see in many titles, but it's not as overwhelmingly irritating as it is in, say, To Heart. In fact, Kyosuke does much better with it than Tenchi or Keitaro (to use two very famous examples), which is a refreshing change. I'd like to watch more of the show, and soon.

I also need to catch up on Naruto. Episode 44 was just released by the fansubbers, but I think Sean and I haven't seen anything past 38.

The AMRN has been kicking, so much so that two new games may or may not be in the works. Snipes has been putting together a website in hopes of resurrecting the long-dead Bubblegum Crisis game; Sam has been kicking around the idea of a Cowboy Bebop game for months now. I'd like to mention here that I've thought about doing a Cowboy Bebop game ever since seeing Cowboy Bebop. The universe is extraordinarily rich, and the genre leaves plenty of room for more intrigue and fun. The game would have to exclude the original cast, but I feel that assembling a new group of people and writing a story for those people would have the same effect as the anime. What happens, ultimately, would be directly relevant to them, and when it was all said and done they would have changed the face of the universe.

Of course, the biggest problem with that is keeping players. If you let someone join who ends up flaking out a few months in, then you have to totally rewrite your story. This, plus the fact that I am already running two games, sort of curtailed the tiny, preliminary thoughts I was having. Still, the thought that Sam might work something up is exciting. I wonder what sort of character I could play...