My Hoopty-Hoo

So my room-mate and I have found a new Sunday night addiction: Unexplained Mysteries. That's right, a show devoted to all the craziest wack-jobs in the world. For any unexplained phenomena, they always throw out the most rational explanation and skip straight to the fantastic. Strange lights in the sky? ALIENS! Something in the water? NESSIE! Footprints? SASQUATCH (who is a real being, with real spiritual powers, and lives in the wild!)! It couldn't be something rational or reasonable like, say, a hoax! That wouldn't make sense! And always, there's a weird cooky guy with a huge beard. That's how we know they are scientists. At any rate, it is some of the best Sunday evening entertainment out there.

In other news, a new scientific study has shown that 8 a.m. classes SUCK!

In other other news, my spoon is too big.

In other other other news, I'm bored as hell.

Master of Dungeons

Yesterday was quite good. I woke up, went to the library, and finished up my first draft of my Philosophy of History paper, which I thought went rather nicely. If you ask politely, I might send you a copy to peruse. After that, I went and hung out at Borders for a bit. After about an hour, I got a call from Trev, meaning it was game time. I went over to his place, where we beat X-Men: Legends and then went for dinner at Hula Hut (good teriyaki, if I do say so myself). After dinner, we began work on creating a d20 modern campaign based on Stargate: SG-1. Then Tom showed up, and the three of us worked out how it would play, the mechanics of character construction, and the finer points of DM'ing. I created a sort of dual-mode game, wherein the group can choose to play as either the SGC (the good guys) or the NID (the not-so-good guys). Given the normal psychological pattern of our usual quest group, the answer was quite obvious: NID (in spite of Trevor's personal lawful tendencies). This will be my first time as a DM, so the results will be most interesting.

In other news, Life of Wyma updated recently. Go check it out!