I... don't think he looks like a villain. More like a... stand-in that couldn't decide on a specific trademark so he just took them all. xD

Sorry to brag about my entry but I think it looks hilarious that everything he has is more or less possible and then BOOM, out come the wiiings.
Well, if he's anything like Bats he can just get rid of the wings and use his cape to fly!

Oh and, he used to be an adventurer like you... *Monkey had an aneurysm*

[Edited by Monkey007, 12/21/2011 11:58:47 AM]

[Edited by Monkey007, 12/20/2011 12:05:56 PM]

So true, and yet I lol'd.

Running a 'business' in a game is often seen as a waste of time. The argument that he learns from games is simply dismissed with: "It's a game, it's not real. It's different in real-life."
I partially agree with this, but I really think gaming should be placed on a slightly higher pedestal than it is now.

Being addicted to games is ridiculous in my opinion... Sure, I like it, and I sure as heck won't stop no matter how many people complain, but it's not like I'll start writing weird stuff on the wall if I can't play games for the rest of my life. I'd just be a sad beaver.

I've also befriended someone from the UK in the original Halo on the PC years ago. We were both... 14-15 years old? Thing is, we're still friends even now about 5-6 years later and we rarely play games now. We're both a bit too busy for that.

I don't think gaming as a whole could do much harm. There's always the odd-ball that takes games too seriously but the same thing could happen from watching too much TV.

Bottom line(s): I think gaming is meant as entertainment. Fun. Doing something you can't do in real life.

[Edited by Monkey007, 12/19/2011 12:09:21 PM]

Ya know, if you like public transport so much, then, take a bus, then take the train, take the bus back, and then hop on a plane. Done. -trollface.bmp-

Well, I like your blogs. If I were just using you to vent my idiosyncrasies (spelling?) then I wouldn't read what you have to say, right? Which I do.

The Netherlands may be cold, but it doesn't have any disasters here. Except peopl- tourists playing with the dams... And peo- tourists getting hit by windmills... and pe- tourists kicked by angry farmers with wooden shoes... and stabbed with pitchforks.

Huh. Better update Wikipedia. So that peo- tourists know what they're getting themselves into. Might save a few souls.

There are ponies nearby, but if I punch one of those it won't be appreciated and soon I'll have an army of girls chasing me. And not in the good sense... (Horse riding school, you know)

Hum... maybe if I sneak in at night, quickly punch it and run the heck away before anyone notices me. Guess I'm getting a ninja costume for Christmas.

It may not be my type of read, but it's quite good if you think about the fact that you just wrote an entire story on a rather small part of one's day.

It does surprise me that one with a post count as high as yours doesn't get more replies.