Since there are a handful of top 10 hottest females, 10 Manliest movies, and a recent topic of zombies in the gaming@mancouch, I decided to do a new topic, horror films. I recently watched Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments and the 30 Even Scarier Movie Moments and my friends ask for suggestions on  what horror flicks to watch. I did 9 because, well honestly I couldn't think of a 10th or force myself to pick one to make 10.

*NOTE* these aren't necessarily the best/classic horror films

-Jaws-

I was born and raised in Hawaii, HAWAII!!!! what do people do in Hawaii? go to the beach, surf, hang out with friends at the beach, paddling, picnic at the beach, watch the sunset at the beach, i think you get the idea. plus it didnt help that i was only 3 maybe 4 when i saw this movie, so that kinda ruined my childhood.

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In that time, however, I've noticed something very distinct about nearly all of my multiplayer gaming experiences: they're almost completely dominated by men. Except, women make up a fairly large percentage of the game playing population. A study by the Entertainment Software Association suggests that 40% of gamers are female, not a majority, mind you, but still a large enough percentage that one would think they'd be more noticeable. More Here...

One of the most fascinating things about our planet is the how vastly the food is from country to country. The American palette is probably more limited than most, relegated mostly to the various kinds of meats, vegetables and other basic foodstuffs found at the local supermarket, while other places have no qualms whatsoever about chopping up a dog for dinner.

Am I suggesting we start eating our canine friends? Not at all. What we eat is, of course, based mostly on what is locally available. It's a whole lot more expensive to ship exotic foods from halfway across the world than it is to slaughter a cow from a nearby farm, have it chopped into steaks at the butcher and bring it home for Sunday dinner. But when was the last time you ate buffalo, alligator, or rattlesnake? How about a nice, hearty grub stew?More Here...

 

Anyone who lives in the tri-state area and even other parts of the EC may have experienced a nasty storm this past weekend. 50 mile per hour winds have a habit of knocking down trees and powerlines. In the middle of the night, I was stranded at my girlfriend's house with no power on and even if we liked the unexpected chance to bond more, we had little else to do but talk.

We ended up on the topic of getting our own place together. At first she said "not until maybe two years from now." Makes sense, especially since we need to be more financially rooted. But she seemed more eager about the idea some moments later, letting it slip from her tongue that maybe she really wouldn't mind us living together, even if it wouldn't happen now.

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