Man I hate stupid cars. I just got back from another ride and while out there there was a car was a little in front of me and turned on his turn signal so I slowed down so he could make his turn. He was slowing down too and we got to his turn and he had plenty of room to make his turn and I was stopped on my bike so he could go. He didn't. He was waiting for me. So I went even though I was letting him go. He shouldn't've gotten in front of me and turned on his signal. I know that he was being nice and if I were a car he did the right thing, but at the time he pulled up right in front of me and turned on his signal. Most times cars don't really see me and so I'm the one who has to watch out for them. Another reason why it was frustrating is because I was pretty tired and has some good momentum and this guy completely robbed me of it on my way up to another hill. It was a good ride otherwise.
A couple of days ago I finally beat Resistance: The Fall of Man on my PS3. I had the game for a while now and it finally got done. I was a little proud of my self but it was a lonely victory. I would tell people and no one cares. I really don't expect them too, really, but it was something that took me months to do, not working consistently on it, but I did it. I also bought another game from the playstation network. I think it's called rub a dub. What you do is guide a rubber duck around a pool to where baby sized rubber ducks are who are in bubbles which are suspended where they are. Once you're duck touches the bubble the baby sized duck is in it will follow you around where ever you go. The more bubbles you touch the more ducks you have following you, and you need to lead all the ducks to a drain where they get sucked down. The catch to this game is that you control your duck by tilting the pool and you do that by tilting the controller, so you don't push any buttons. Your duck jumps too by pulling the controller up quickly like flipping a pancake. So this game is a time game. It seems really laim but it's addictive. Come over and try it.
I've been playing guitar hero a little bit too. But the more I play the more I want the rock band game to come out sooner. I comes out the 20th of November and should be about $200 for the game, 1 guitar, drum set, and microphone. I think it's a great deal. A really crappy electronic drum set, the cheapest I've seen is about $200. All games for the PS3 are $60, normal wireless guitars for GHII are about $70 I think, which comes to $150, and that meas that the drum set and mike come down to $50 for the both of them. I think it's a great price for the peripherals. Although it is a lot of money just to play a game, but if the experience is that much better than the other guitar hero games, which I really think it will be, it'll be worth it.
I also watched some Ultimate Fighting over the weekend at the Buffalo Wild Wings place downtown. I think that stuff is awesome. I mean two guys go into the octagon and one of them gets beaten so much that he has to give up or the ref makes him, usually. The main event for Saturday night's was this 44 year old guy against a twenty something year old from Brazil. the Brazilian got his nose broken up disgustingly good. His nose was bleeding all over the other guy's back. It was gross. and after he had his nose broken he didn't fight with as much zeal. But it was fun getting to see his butt getting kicked.
that's about it for now. Your stay classy, internet blog readers.
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