SHORT:
Some pix from London, more to come as soon as I have time to get on the bridge which I estimate my private balcony:D
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Thursday, December 27, 2007
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Mind the Gap!
Monday, November 19, 2007
Mass Effect : GT Review
GT has published their review on ME.
Overall result: 9.6
Link: GT review
Or hop over to Melpomene + Thalia to view the good stuff embedded.
Overall result: 9.6
Link: GT review
Or hop over to Melpomene + Thalia to view the good stuff embedded.
Sunday, November 11, 2007
November 23
On November 23, Europe gets closer to the perfect video game.
I mean, just look at it. We've really evolved since pong.
I mean, just look at it. We've really evolved since pong.
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Thursday, August 02, 2007
Friday, July 20, 2007
Wednesday, July 04, 2007
Μελπομένη + Θάλεια updated, Προμηθεύς updated
-Sorry on Μελπομένη + Θάλεια
-Pic by me concerning Project Decisions on Προμηθεύς ( I suggest you click on the pic to see the whole version. Gotta change that stupid design one of those days.)
-Pic by me concerning Project Decisions on Προμηθεύς ( I suggest you click on the pic to see the whole version. Gotta change that stupid design one of those days.)
Monday, July 02, 2007
News
- Pic on Kalliope
- Post on Prometheus (read the Disclaimer!)
Let me know what you think about it. PrometheanProject will NOT be free for everyone to read. If you want to join, apply either by commenting or mail.
Thursday, June 28, 2007
Defunct
THIS BLOG HAS NOW ANOTHER PURPOSE.
It will show news about the other projects.
Lookout for:
Μελπομένη + Θάλεια (Movies)
Καλλιόπη (Literature)
Προμηθεύς (the projects)
Thanx.
It will show news about the other projects.
Lookout for:
Μελπομένη + Θάλεια (Movies)
Καλλιόπη (Literature)
Προμηθεύς (the projects)
Thanx.
Monday, February 26, 2007
I'm Back!
Haaaa.... FINALLY!
I'm home!!! That's sooooo good!! you don't know what you're missing unless you have it back again!:)
During the flight I almost died out of fear, and I certainly lost 10 pounds sweating my brains out. We had turbulences, I sat in the back, and I honestly believed the plane would break. Luckily I survived... And I think I merited the beautiful view out of the window in the morning, with the clouds slowly revealing the strangely familiar yet alien european, German landscape around Francfort:)
The internet is lame here, by the way:)
I'm home!!! That's sooooo good!! you don't know what you're missing unless you have it back again!:)
During the flight I almost died out of fear, and I certainly lost 10 pounds sweating my brains out. We had turbulences, I sat in the back, and I honestly believed the plane would break. Luckily I survived... And I think I merited the beautiful view out of the window in the morning, with the clouds slowly revealing the strangely familiar yet alien european, German landscape around Francfort:)
The internet is lame here, by the way:)
Friday, January 19, 2007
Funstuff
Some Funstuff.
Here we go:
GAMES^^STUFF:
Nice. But this here also:
REAL LIFE STUFF:
Sad, but funny...attention, long transcript:
Verizon can't count
Going Postal
Other news? Sure. The last round of the quiz is beeing prepared, and then...this blog is perhaps going to evolve. Let's see.
Here we go:
GAMES^^STUFF:
Nice. But this here also:
REAL LIFE STUFF:
Sad, but funny...attention, long transcript:
Verizon can't count
Going Postal
Other news? Sure. The last round of the quiz is beeing prepared, and then...this blog is perhaps going to evolve. Let's see.
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
The 'REVENANT'
Hy---IAAAAA!
(Means 'hello' to normal and semi-normal people, probably like you...but then again, would you be reading this blog?)
Ok, I'll make this short and as less painful as possible:
Your menue for this Blog-Post consists of:
So, the solution for the last question ('Explain the hat of the pope')is pretty simple.
Of course the pope has several hats, but I was referring to the double-horned mitre.
Actually that's a remembrance to the worship of the ancient mesopotamian (though not limited to this region)'Fish-god' Dagon. (H.P.Lovecraft derived his 'Dagon' creature from that one...Yup, I know that Milton also had influence in that)
Anyway, the priests of the Dagon apparently used to wear outfits which made them ressemble fish, and when christianity arrived, they just took over that fashion.
And here's one to that hat stuff.
And here are some pics;-)
Let's start with Dagon;-)
And here's the pope, and some bishops. I think that that makes my point pretty clear...
So...I think that the guy below is pretty ubiquitous. Period.
Next time up on this blog: who got the really right answer. If you can't wait, scroll down to the comments of Sami and Stephan, and read who was right. By the way, I'm open for suggestions concerning the amount of points to give.
That said...I give 10 out of 10 radioactively glowing Desert Eagle .50AE rounds to the movie
My goodness, that's the action movie of the year!
When writing this I realized that less enthusiastic people might just foolishly ask as to why in fact that hard-boiled sonofab**** of a flick was so darn good.
So read on, to witness the core components of a damn good action flick.
1.) Jason Statham. This guy has a face you will remember, and he delivers the credibility needed for most of the roles he assumed until now, especially in that movie where he is hitman who got poisoned in his sleep. This man delivers the pack and the punch the script was asking for. In this movie he is the perfect cast for a maniac lunatic on a trip through L.A.
2.) Action that kicks balls. No CGI or wires were apparently used for that movie (I wonder how they shot the last scene, though...) and the very violent scenes which are underlined by a heavy kick-ass soundtrack are shot in a really rough way, and one can really feel the testosterone rushing...which is exactly what such flicks should do.
3.) Lots of innocent bystanders. That makes the scenery more lush:-) (as well as the well placed DEagles in combination with the innocent bystanders...)
4.) Hilariously funny sequences...(If you never saw a half-naked guy in a hospital trench driving down a highway on a stolen police motorbike waving his unshaved ass at every corner, that movie's for you:-) )
and all that sums up to a wonderful tour de force through L.A., shown by a sick hitman out for a vengeance. That movie is truly "manly, Magnum-size".
Here are some links, with trailers and stuff. Enjoy, and do yourself a favor and watch this.
MYspace
Official site
Cya soon. The stupid stuff? Well, its somewhere up there.
(Means 'hello' to normal and semi-normal people, probably like you...but then again, would you be reading this blog?)
Ok, I'll make this short and as less painful as possible:
Your menue for this Blog-Post consists of:
-The solution for the quiz round 5, yup I didn't forget it;-)
-A movie review
-and various other stupid stuff wrapped in a smart-hull to make you all excited about it until it's too late and you have read it all.Har.
-A movie review
-and various other stupid stuff wrapped in a smart-hull to make you all excited about it until it's too late and you have read it all.Har.
So, the solution for the last question ('Explain the hat of the pope')is pretty simple.
Of course the pope has several hats, but I was referring to the double-horned mitre.
Actually that's a remembrance to the worship of the ancient mesopotamian (though not limited to this region)'Fish-god' Dagon. (H.P.Lovecraft derived his 'Dagon' creature from that one...Yup, I know that Milton also had influence in that)
Anyway, the priests of the Dagon apparently used to wear outfits which made them ressemble fish, and when christianity arrived, they just took over that fashion.
(Can be seen on TV today.)
Here's a link to Dagon.And here's one to that hat stuff.
And here are some pics;-)
Let's start with Dagon;-)
And here's the pope, and some bishops. I think that that makes my point pretty clear...
So...I think that the guy below is pretty ubiquitous. Period.
Next time up on this blog: who got the really right answer. If you can't wait, scroll down to the comments of Sami and Stephan, and read who was right. By the way, I'm open for suggestions concerning the amount of points to give.That said...I give 10 out of 10 radioactively glowing Desert Eagle .50AE rounds to the movie
My goodness, that's the action movie of the year!
When writing this I realized that less enthusiastic people might just foolishly ask as to why in fact that hard-boiled sonofab**** of a flick was so darn good.
So read on, to witness the core components of a damn good action flick.
1.) Jason Statham. This guy has a face you will remember, and he delivers the credibility needed for most of the roles he assumed until now, especially in that movie where he is hitman who got poisoned in his sleep. This man delivers the pack and the punch the script was asking for. In this movie he is the perfect cast for a maniac lunatic on a trip through L.A.
2.) Action that kicks balls. No CGI or wires were apparently used for that movie (I wonder how they shot the last scene, though...) and the very violent scenes which are underlined by a heavy kick-ass soundtrack are shot in a really rough way, and one can really feel the testosterone rushing...which is exactly what such flicks should do.
3.) Lots of innocent bystanders. That makes the scenery more lush:-) (as well as the well placed DEagles in combination with the innocent bystanders...)
4.) Hilariously funny sequences...(If you never saw a half-naked guy in a hospital trench driving down a highway on a stolen police motorbike waving his unshaved ass at every corner, that movie's for you:-) )
and all that sums up to a wonderful tour de force through L.A., shown by a sick hitman out for a vengeance. That movie is truly "manly, Magnum-size".
Here are some links, with trailers and stuff. Enjoy, and do yourself a favor and watch this.
MYspace
Official site
Yay, the best things here:
A short scene from the beginning of the movie (17 secs) which shows IMHO very well the style of it all, and another short clip, which just might spoil you a bit. So the second one is only recommended if you are really still not sure you want to see it.
A short scene from the beginning of the movie (17 secs) which shows IMHO very well the style of it all, and another short clip, which just might spoil you a bit. So the second one is only recommended if you are really still not sure you want to see it.
Cya soon. The stupid stuff? Well, its somewhere up there.
Saturday, December 02, 2006
So you like Wii, huh?
I know you like the Wii.
I like the Wii too...but....maybe the phenomenal success this chubby/funky little machine got is also due to the wisdom of Nintendos superiors to drop the following gameconcepts. Muahaha:-)
I like the Wii too...but....maybe the phenomenal success this chubby/funky little machine got is also due to the wisdom of Nintendos superiors to drop the following gameconcepts. Muahaha:-)
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Meine kleine süße!
Meine kleine süße Maus,
ich schreibe Dir diesen blogeintrag, da mir klargeworden ist, daß wir nicht zueinander passen. Unsere Beziehung war kurz, das gebe ich gerne zu, aber äußerst intensiv und leider, das musst Du zugeben, von Mißverständnissen geprägt.
Weiterhin trugen Deine offensichtliche Taubheit und auch Deine Dir unter Umständen noch nicht aufgefallene, an Blindheit grenzende Kurzsichtigkeit nicht zur Klärung unserer Differenzen bei.
Auch bin ich eine Person, die ein Mindestmaß an Privatsphäre für sich beansprucht und nicht sonderlich gut mit mangelnder Toleranz umgehen kann. Diesbezüglich war ich Dir ja schon weit entgegengekommen: Deine penetranten Geräusche des Nachts, Deine rituellen Grabearbeiten sowie Dein ungewöhnlicher Tag-Nachtrythmus störten mich eigentlich schon, nur brachte ich dies nie zum Ausdruck.
Heute hingegen, als Du des Morgens meinem Kleiderschrank entstiegst, meine empörten Zurückweisungen tapfer ignoriertest und statt dessen unerschrocken anfingst, mein Zimmer zu erschnuppern, hast Du eine Grenze überschritten, die Du besser nie betreten hättest.
Deine fantastischen Sprung-und Kletterfähigkeiten hast Du hervorragend unter Beweis gestellt, wie auch Deine offensichtliche Niedlichkeit.
Jedoch,
es schmerzt mich dies zu sagen,
Ich ekle mich ein wenig vor Dir.
Du stinkst!!! Ich weiss, Du kannst nichts dafür, aber wir passen nun einmal nicht zusammen.
Bedenke auch den enormen Grössenunterschied!
Ausserdem hattest du bei Wikipedia angegeben, daß Du lichtscheu währst, eine Aussage, die Du im Blitzlicht meines Fotoapparates effizient wiederlegtest.
(Mal ganz abgesehen davon, daß einige behaupten, Du würdest Krankheiten übertragen.)
In Anbetracht all dieser Widrigkeiten, scheint es mir das beste, unsere Beziehung so schnell wie möglich für immer zu beenden.
Hasta la Vista, Baby!
Und hier noch eins, weil's so schön war:
ich schreibe Dir diesen blogeintrag, da mir klargeworden ist, daß wir nicht zueinander passen. Unsere Beziehung war kurz, das gebe ich gerne zu, aber äußerst intensiv und leider, das musst Du zugeben, von Mißverständnissen geprägt.
Weiterhin trugen Deine offensichtliche Taubheit und auch Deine Dir unter Umständen noch nicht aufgefallene, an Blindheit grenzende Kurzsichtigkeit nicht zur Klärung unserer Differenzen bei.
Auch bin ich eine Person, die ein Mindestmaß an Privatsphäre für sich beansprucht und nicht sonderlich gut mit mangelnder Toleranz umgehen kann. Diesbezüglich war ich Dir ja schon weit entgegengekommen: Deine penetranten Geräusche des Nachts, Deine rituellen Grabearbeiten sowie Dein ungewöhnlicher Tag-Nachtrythmus störten mich eigentlich schon, nur brachte ich dies nie zum Ausdruck.
Heute hingegen, als Du des Morgens meinem Kleiderschrank entstiegst, meine empörten Zurückweisungen tapfer ignoriertest und statt dessen unerschrocken anfingst, mein Zimmer zu erschnuppern, hast Du eine Grenze überschritten, die Du besser nie betreten hättest.
Deine fantastischen Sprung-und Kletterfähigkeiten hast Du hervorragend unter Beweis gestellt, wie auch Deine offensichtliche Niedlichkeit.
Jedoch,
es schmerzt mich dies zu sagen,
Ich ekle mich ein wenig vor Dir.
Du stinkst!!! Ich weiss, Du kannst nichts dafür, aber wir passen nun einmal nicht zusammen.
Bedenke auch den enormen Grössenunterschied!
Ausserdem hattest du bei Wikipedia angegeben, daß Du lichtscheu währst, eine Aussage, die Du im Blitzlicht meines Fotoapparates effizient wiederlegtest.
(Mal ganz abgesehen davon, daß einige behaupten, Du würdest Krankheiten übertragen.)
In Anbetracht all dieser Widrigkeiten, scheint es mir das beste, unsere Beziehung so schnell wie möglich für immer zu beenden.
Hasta la Vista, Baby!
Und hier noch eins, weil's so schön war:
Friday, October 20, 2006
Why I love TM, TMS, TMN and TMSE.
Ok. Why do I like games? Because they give me extraordinary emotions. That said, I love Nadeo.
Why do I love Nadeo?
Simple, they made Trackmania. And Trackmania Sunrise. And Trackmania Nations. And Trackmania Sunrise Exxxtreme. And soon, they are going to sell Trackmania United.
That said, I love Trackmania.
Why do I love Trackmania?
Simple, it's one of the best games ever. It pushes creativity. It's very well done in technical terms.
It's special. The community is extremely nice, but you'll find that soon out for yourself. Since pictures can tell more than words, watch. Just some things to explain: The guys driving in the movies are very skilled, the car models are mostly custom made, and the music as well. Ah and yes, I don't like the copy protection. Have fun.
Why do I love Nadeo?
Simple, they made Trackmania. And Trackmania Sunrise. And Trackmania Nations. And Trackmania Sunrise Exxxtreme. And soon, they are going to sell Trackmania United.
That said, I love Trackmania.
Why do I love Trackmania?
Simple, it's one of the best games ever. It pushes creativity. It's very well done in technical terms.
It's special. The community is extremely nice, but you'll find that soon out for yourself. Since pictures can tell more than words, watch. Just some things to explain: The guys driving in the movies are very skilled, the car models are mostly custom made, and the music as well. Ah and yes, I don't like the copy protection. Have fun.
Tuesday, October 17, 2006
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