WORD OF THE DAY! 1/7/12

barbarism [bahr-buh-riz-uhm]
noun
1. brutal, inhuman and/or uncivilized state or condition.
2. a savage act; or something belonging to or befitting a savage condition.
3. the use of language in an alien way.

EX. Game of Throne's Daenerys Targaryen quickly fell to barbarism, given the chance when wed to Kal Drogo, to escape the abuse of her brother/lover. Her turning moment could be conceivably be when she ate a horse's heart...

The character and author have been rightly criticized for the relationship between the mad Kalee and her husband.

DAILY ROUND-UP! 10/6/11

So tired...and still so much to do.

MANLY GUY DOING MANLY THINGS COMIC! ORIGIN OF POKEMON GUY!

Pic on left completely unrelated (but cool). This webcomic is pretty groovy but the part starting in the link above is a hilarious bit of Pokemon satire involving a "Mr. Fish." The comic lampoons all kinds of video game culture, so check it out, and keep it manly.

 

DID GEORGE R R MARTIN CREATE WOOKIES?!

Maybe, maybe not. George R. R. Martin is pretty big right now, thanks to the popularity of the Song of Fire and Ice book series and the Game of Thrones HBO series.

THE TEAM FORTRESS 2 SONG BY BRENTALFLOSS!

 I can just imagine sitting down to a bowl of cereal and enjoying the win-sauce of a Saturday Morning TF 2 animated series.

And finally.... NEW SUPER MARIO 3D LAND TRAILER!

Word of the Day. 9/27/11

Word of the Day 

"Pass, you shall not!"

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diabolic [dahy-uh-bol-ik] /diabolical [dahy-uh-bol-ik-uhl]

adjective

1. having the qualities of a devil; devilish; fiendish; outrageously wicked.

2. pertaining to a devil.

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insurmountable [in-ser-moun-tuh-buhl]

 adjective

1. incapable of being surpassed, overcome or defeated. 

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Example: The diabolic Balrog bears down on the little green Jedi but underestimates his foe. Yoda makes himself an insurmountable obstacle on the bridge out of Moria so that the Fellowship of the Rebellion can get the Ring to Mustafar.

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GEORGE R.R. MARTIN ON KILLING OFF CHARACTERS.