I have fan feedback. From Phil.Who is the mdlc groupie and super fan, despite anything he says negating this. His feedback reads;

@RerunAway hey guy I see you're back on the twitterers. Your blog bg is enough to give a dog an epileptic seisure. #anddogsarecolourblind

My blog is homogeneous to a pinata. Mainly due to it's ridiculous strobing fit of a colour. Speaking seriously, hit this shit up and you'll be rewarded with delicious delicious contents for brain OMNOMS. Don't judge MDLC just because of it's colour, that's racist.

I spent most of my American Literature lecture yesterday secretively doodling in my note pad, looking up in unsubtly fake recognition at my lecturer every time she wandered past, spouting Ginsberg-ian poetry. I assume I must have looked like some suspicious examinee, covering their work so that no-one else can copy. Anyway, for some reason I decided that I want to make a comic for the web (i.e. a webcomic) revolving around Phil, Eddy and I. As a trio, we are constantly creating ideas for things that won't come to fruition, mostly because of Valve and Blizzard but also for RL reasons like we won't be sharing a house again for at least a few months, also, work.

I hope to do a podcast as well, I have for a long time. I'm a host on the MMGN podcast (I'm a site mod over there) but I have no idea what's going on with that at present. I had an idea a while back for an advice podcast where the questions are taken from yahoo answers, mainly because yahoo answers is almost exclusively a pit of poor grammar, spelling and stupidity. For example: "Im on a problem this two girls are asking me out i seem to prom i only possible accepted the second girl?" Anyway, I'm a long-time listener of the Joystiq Podcast, one of the hosts, Justin McElroy (whom I love like stone fruit) was pimping his other podcast, My Brother, My Brother and Me, which he does with his brothers Travis and Griffin a while back. So naturally, I checked it out (AS SHOULD YOU). Turns out it's exactly my idea but I still want to do it, good things come in twos.

I bought Mel the iPhone version of Peggle yesterday and she's better at it than I am and also addicted. She's at that 'Just one more' stage of game addiction, I love this. Apparently Julie and Julia did more than instill me with blogitude because we cooked Boef Bourguignon and Coq Au Vin just then for dinner tonight. She was in charge of the beef, myself the chicken, mostly because I refuse to ingest red meat (fake-a-tarian). The fun in cooking Coq Au Vin is in the name. She asked me to fix up the mushrooms while she was witnessing a simulation resuscitation at uni. I told her to suck my Coq Au Vin.

I love you, whoever you are.

Me.