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Now I was numbed, they gave me several shots in my gums with big f#king needles. Before the shots, they put this nasty tasting jelly on my gums to numb it from the shots. I went through this daily because of cavities too. That numbing jelly and the taste is the worst part. Drills and shots are fine... as long as it's numb.

When I had all four of my wisdom teeth cut out, they didn't sew up the gums (nor did they give me gas, but I didn't want any gas). I was bleeding out the mouth for at least 12 hours, never spat out so much blood.

This weekend I tried a new suit, the Elite Suit makes me feel like Sam Fisher with the Night Vision Goggles, I like it. It would be nice if suit customization was more diverse, like choose different helmet attachments, different visors, and more upgradable slots too. The amount of customization things for the suits in this game was too damn low.

Normally I'd use the Pulse Rifle on Nicole and the kiddie necros, then use the Seeker Rifle on the Marker Heart, goes by pretty quickly for me.

I could never get used to the javelin gun, though it was awesome near the end of the game, if you know what I mean. Imagine getting a piercing from something like that.

Ah yes, DS3 was excellent. I ran DS1 with the Plasma Cutter, Pulse Rifle, and Line Gun the majority of the time. Good times. In DS2, I always ran with at least the Pulse Rifle and Seeker Rifle, and the Plasma Cutter at times. Loved the ass-kick of the Seeker Rifle, fun to use against charging Stalkers. In DS3, I used a Repeater with a Shotgun underneath, it worked perfectly for me. I also had a Precision Tip on top with a Torus Diffractor on the bottom to help me if I was surrounded. Both weapons were a great combination, especially using the shotgun or precision tip against Stalkers, one of the cleverest (and deadliest if you aren't careful) enemies in the game.

Exactly, only other idea I can think of is being an organ donor, but that doesn't always last forever. But being a plastinate or plastinate slice allows you to help educate and inform multiple people. And even if we couldn't choose our own poses, I can see Dr. von Hagens personally choosing his own pose for his body after he dies. And somehow I can see his plastinated body still wearing the black fedora he always wears. If I could choose a pose, it would be perhaps sitting down with my tobacco pipe in my mouth. But as Dark Fox said, they'll probably choose their own pose, I'll probably be the body doing the Gangnam Style Dance at the exhibition. The kids will laugh...

Only RareWare game I have thoroughly played is Star Fox Adventures, and it was fun. Never beat it because of this one part where you have to mash the A button faster than a jackrabbit, but it was still awesome.

Before I go any further, what I am going to be talking about might be rather disturbing to some, if I post any links, they will be in spoiler boxes, this base post is safe until you click the spoilers. Read at your own discretion. Anyways... Recently upon one trek across the internet I read about the technique of plastination in anatomy, the preservation of bodies or body parts for observation, usually to show how muscled and organs work. These samples do not smell or decay. The inventor, German Anatomist Dr. Gunther von Hagens (such a cool guy), developed this technique in 1977. Years later in 1995, the traveling exhibition known as Body Worlds, premiered. The exhibition displays many human and animal plastinates in various poses and degrees of dissection. It's quite an amazing thing to see actually. The bodies are all donated by willing volunteers from a body donation program. Though of course, there are many controversies regarding Body Worlds, ALOT. I wish one day to visit one of these exhibitions, it is art and science blended into one. It's the purest way to see the Human anatomy in the flesh while still being so fresh. A video detailing the process of plastination And a link to the Wikipedia article that can explain more (Pictures of Plastinates included) I would suggest to those that are curious to do some more searching on the subject, you'll find plenty of pictures of some of the specimens. You will be impressed (or repulsed).

Christina Hendricks. Very different from most other actresses that are all the same and some way too thin. Not to mention I got a thing for redheads (even if her hair isn't naturally red).

Darth Vader. Should be self explanatory. Subtle, silent (except for the breathing), patient (in a sense). The armor defines him. Problem? He walks to it, running is too excessive, doesn't look like you have control. Dark Lord of the Sith for a reason. Also Father from Kids Next Door (My Avatar, reverse the colors), love the way he talks and his grim and morbid sense of humor pickled with awkward quirks at certain points.