Tag: review
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Website Review: CougarLife
A friend of mine mentioned that his friend ended up using a dating site for Cougars called CougarLife and had some marginal success. I heard about it here and there but never really bothered with it since typically those sites end up being scams or having a very shady component to them. Since it was…
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Old School Kung Fu Movie Review: Master of the Flying Guillotine
[embedplusvideo height=”388″ width=”640″ editlink=”http://bit.ly/12FmHsl” standard=”http://www.youtube.com/v/8G0LYfxVq0s?fs=1″ vars=”ytid=8G0LYfxVq0s&width=640&height=388&start=&stop=&rs=w&hd=0&autoplay=0&react=1&chapters=¬es=” id=”ep4736″ /] I went on a bit of an old school Kung Fu binge this weekend, checking out both Shaw Brothers and non-Shaw Brothers clips over on YouTube out of nostalgia. I ended up stumbling across Master of the Flying Guillotine, which I never up until now had seen…
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Website Review: Eat 24 Hour
A while back I caught a video by Jenna Marbles where she talked about some of the sins she committed during her Christmas break. One of the poor decisions she admitted to was order Chinese delivery to her home at odd hours of the day. Although what she did to herself probably wasn’t a great…
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World of Warcraft: DPS Class/Spec Review for Patch 5.3
Mike Preach has come up with some interesting videos discussing whether you should roll a certain class or not. I felt inspired by a lot of his commentary and wanted to throw my two cents into the mix by examining the DPS roles of classes and specs I’ve played in this expansion so far. Retribution…
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World of Warcraft: What Mist of Pandaria Got Right/Wrong
Now, that patch 5.3 had some time to settle in and with certain talks about 5.4, I think we can say that the expansion probably is getting close to the finish line. Everyone expects the Garrosh raid to most likely be the finale for Mist of Pandaria in terms of content. If that’s the case,…
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William Gibson’s Zero History
I mentioned that I completed William Gibson’s Zero History last week. The novel is the last part in the triology and marks Gibson’s latest attempt to partake in current fads. The book reads more like a brand label name dropping exercise as opposed to a story. The characters are flat and unremarkable and the dialog…
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Lego 10218 Pet Shop Review
The Lego 10218 Pet Shop City set is another modular downtown city structure that hard core town collectors will absolutely love. Like the other downtown city structures, this one is three stories high and can be connected via the sides to other downtown city structures. However, the building itself has an additional divider that allows…
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The Hobbit: Out on iTunes and A Quick Review
As usual, I’m skipping the hype at movie theaters and went straight to my iTunes player for the movies I want to see. In this case, it’s the long anticipated Peter Jackson prequel of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. Currently planned as a triology, Peter Jackson is attempting to drag out more content from a…
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Lego 4207 City Garage Review
Lego 4207 is actually an older set from 2012 that I just picked up. I hadn’t made a major Lego purchase in a while but I knew that I absolutely had to own this set. Essentially, the City Garage is a remake of the only other city garage type of system back from 1988 known…