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So my long weekend has kicked off. 5 days of rest, relaxtation, introspection and gaming!!! Woohoo!!! Oh, wait. No. Tomorrow I drive 550km to my parents in the Lowveld with my wife, whilst a 9 yo and 22yo shares the backseat. And as if Nelspruit isn't hot enough, I'll moving over to Baberton...

This dude must have some 'splainin to do:

Right, that time of year again. Let's get busy.

Soon...

Do you know what this is? It's the silver platter I'm going to use when I hand you ass to you, come the final.

On the graphic novel side, I would love to see a mini-series (or movie trilogy, one could never do it justice) of Transmetropolitan.

You know what really pisses me (and Solitude) off? Not getting time to game. Exhibit 1:

A friend shared this article with me: http://io9.com/5924625/10-science-fiction-novels-you-pretend-to-have-read-and-why-you-should-actually-read-them I've done Cryptonomicon, Foundation and 1984. All three are excellent reads, but Cryptonomicon stands out. It is big book. Big enough to defend...

Contemplating early retirement? I've been doing that since I was 26. Only reason I buy lotto tickets as well (and yes, I have done the maths. Don't relieve yourself on my dreams dammit :( ) Yes. I know the lotto won't pay out enough to buy the friggin' island but please refer to parenthesis...

Game and platform was this: I can't actually recall the ending, but I do know that I spent many 20c coins playing it. And I finished it more than once.

Google tells me that there is an Order of the Otter in Michael Moorcock's "The Mad God's Amulet".

It is rumoured that Christopher Lee was the guy Ian Flemming based James Bond on. He was in the Special Forces during WW2: An then there is this (as noted in OP): Rock on, Sir Lee, rock on.

New TK, new Hagan, new Fallout. I really need to catch up on my work so I can waste more time online. It's like missing the birth of your XII'th born. So after this TK we'll have: Can't wait.

Damnit. Now I have to go edit my second image. Oh well.

Kung Fury, the crowd funded 80s Kung Fu cop parody, has finally been released. On Youtube and for free, as promised. Here it is: At time of writing it has been watched 5.3m times in the space of two days. I watched it last night and it has invigorated my soul, lifted my spirits and made me...