Capsule In reply to Rachastock [2010-02-15 11:07:15 +0000 UTC]

Hey Racherz.. I can't see that link if I don't have a facebook acount it seems. I'm not sure about all that facebook stuff much like an old man isn't sure about all that newfangled technology those kids are so good at using nowadays. Maybe I should open up an account. Perhaps the forum would be more constructive for me than a deviant art account, since what I have to offer seems to be intermittent journal entries. It sure seems I have a lot to say, and yet I would hate to be considered an authority on anything (well except for video games perhaps). Funny how that happens, no?

Anyhow, I'm glad you've had some time to tend to your family. There have been long periods of silence between us before but to think that in this one a 6 month old boy of wonder has grown is amazing. Time flies so fast when we age. I once had a comic strip that depicted how time stretches, starting with counting of the minutes until the school bell release, through the marking of days off between work weeks, up to the remembrance of good years that breeze by. I can't remember the specific details, but thats sort of an idea of what it had to say between the panels, with fewers words.

I hope you've stayed constructive. I hope you've challenged your child's sense of wonder with your own. I hope Paul is well and that you guys are doing well financially again. Has he ever expanded on his attempts to make Flash Games such as that jumping girl in the pit? That was a solid piece of work.

It's late and I'm beat up from a long Valentine's Day shift so I'm gonna go. Stay in touch.. (and happy Chinese New Year of the Tiger RAWR)

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Rachastock In reply to Capsule [2010-02-21 05:31:37 +0000 UTC]

hehehe <- that's me imagining you lecturing kids about the good old days when computer games only involved little round creatures that ate white pills, listened to repetitive music and were murdered by ghosts occasionally if they didn't get their pills in time to murder them first.

If you join facebook, let me know. I will friend you. Even if you aren't convinced of facebook's necessity, it's worth a few clicks to see that film.

Ever thought of entering the blogging community?

We're all doing well. Connor said his first word the other day. It was yeah. We had both been laughing and saying yeah when we saw him giggle or laugh and he seems to have picked it up as what you say after you laugh. He's a curious little guy. He is also interested in anime, books and typing. He's seen us at the computer and gets happy when we let him try out the keyboard.

Paul hasn't done anything more with the Flash game. He always has a bunch of ideas on the table. We'll see what he gets around to.

We've both been playing Evony lately. It's an online war game.

Hope you're doing well out there.

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Capsule In reply to Rachabelle [2009-05-23 06:16:10 +0000 UTC]

Thanks Rachel. Sorry I havent had much to say lately. I've been watching alot of TV shows and playing xbox a good bit. I figure you're pretty busy building a baby so I dont want to take too much of your time with nonsensical ramblings when you have serious reality confronting you imminently. Or maybe that's just WHAT you need. I analyze stuff too much and it drives me crazy.

I wrote a pretty little poem on the bus today. I suppose I'll post it.

have you ever seen the show 'Wonder Showzen'? It's pretty creepy and hilarious simul-at the same time-eous. It's a pretty old show- I'm just now seeing it. It has the same entertainment mixture as Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job, if you've ever heard of that.

I'm also watching the original star trek series. The melodrama is delicious.

I played the hell out of that zombie game.

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Rachabelle In reply to Capsule [2009-05-24 02:19:57 +0000 UTC]

I've never even heard of Wonder Showzen. What's it about?
I've never heard of Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job either. Maybe we don't get them here...

Did you see the new Star Trek movie? Paul tells me it's not that good.

I played the zombie game too, but only the trial version. I didn't really think it was worth buying it. It's just a simple little game.

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Capsule In reply to Rachabelle [2009-05-28 21:11:13 +0000 UTC]

Wonder showzen is a parody of Sesame Street.. A kids show with puppets and cartoons, but the content is composed of disturbing adult situations posed in a comical fashion. It makes you laugh and shiver at the same time, much like Tim and Eric.

As for the new star trek- I think I was much more entertained by the fan service than the actual movie. The movie was made with a lot of love for the original series, even if the generic Worm-hole plot was worn a bit thin. Is there any space travel fiction that hasn't been ground to a fine nub by now?

Speaking of Science Fiction, I'm reading a book called Neuromancer right now. I don't know if I've mentioned it to you yet. In this book, the language is so dense with jargon and inner-city poetry that it is easy to forgive the sometimes poor grammar. I'm very particular about the grammar of the books I read. The language he uses is the delightfully densest for this particular genre I've ever read. Every paragraph is like a slice of delicious pie I have to read and re-read to absorb all of the details.

As for the comedian you linked, I thought the inflatable you song was stupid (I find no humor in sexually awkward jokes, they just seem immature). I liked the Storm beat poem, but I would argue one point in the favor of holistic medicine that he didnt seem to include in his speech. Not everyone can AFFORD professional medical attention you fat overfed fuck, so they have to seek out alternative means even if they offer little more scientific benefit than placebo. I'll watch his other 2 videos soon. He needs more mascara.

Ask Paul if he's heard of Neuromancer. I'm sure he has.

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Capsule In reply to Rachting [2009-03-06 12:01:02 +0000 UTC]

I've tried watching it. The rhythm was off with the music and the cuts and I fell asleep for a bit and then my roomate came in and I had to stop it. The seeming randomness of the cuts gave me a bit of a headache. I'll try to watch it again. I've watched every other movie under the sun lately. Just not that one. So many movies and games that I havent made time for much else except straightening the living room. Is absolute escapism intentional or merely a carry-over from my involvement with WoW? I often ask myself.

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Capsule In reply to Rachting [2009-02-08 10:42:43 +0000 UTC]

How dare you assault my main page with such demands as that I post deviations! I just crawled out of the cyberspace womb and until recently it has provided for all of my needs and creativity. And now i come out all gel-faced and gooey eyed and wipe the wires from my forehead and you stomp your strange segmented hoof with orders?!?!?

I DEMAND MUSES!
Squirrel indeed.

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Rachting In reply to Capsule [2009-02-12 09:47:05 +0000 UTC]

I will acquiesce to your muse-ical demands. Here's something a-muse-ing for you - [link]

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Netbug009 In reply to sayheykid999 [2006-08-08 06:56:10 +0000 UTC]

That's why I came here too! PM ROX!

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Rachabelle In reply to Rachabelle [2006-03-29 12:58:33 +0000 UTC]

errr.. yes, but now is TIME for dreams... words and mind and typing leave room for error

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Capsule In reply to Rachabelle [2006-03-29 00:51:53 +0000 UTC]

Thank you Rachel for your persistent shouts into the void in hopes that i might hear

I do once in a long while. I've released some bus scribbles (My online game happens to be non-functional today), and I know that although I haven't been supportive of anyone else's artwork lately, you might take the time to look through them. I hope everything is going well for you and that you keep a strong center yet a firm attachment to beauty, however emotionally unstable it may be.

Happy belated new year to you as well, and take comfort in the wildness of spring.

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Capsule In reply to Rachabelle [2005-08-20 12:07:34 +0000 UTC]

You can hypnotize children like that too, but they usually come back asking for more, with unchallengeable reserves of stamina.

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Capsule In reply to daffodils [2005-08-08 11:40:27 +0000 UTC]

For a tired old man who just finished wanking to some outdated porn to suddenly flash to his home page and see the developmental phase of thought and admiration..

Well I can only say it brings a smile to my face. I find it rather ticklish that you decided to stir up my dusty page in such a poetic fashion. Now I turn on the 'Family Guy' stream and go to bed. Thank you for giving validation to my creepy reflections.

I will make it a point to pore over your works as soon as my eyes aren't so intimate with my eyelids.

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daffodils In reply to Capsule [2005-08-08 20:46:37 +0000 UTC]

we are clearly related since my spasmodic computer errors obviously reflected the money shot you were going for.
It's super i made you smiley. And hopefully only smiley, not super smiley because if the wind changes you're in big trouble mister.
I'm reading more of your work. it's inspiring. how sycophantic. and true.
you are slowly becoming my new favourite. x

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Capsule In reply to xxtfcxx [2005-07-29 12:17:55 +0000 UTC]

Why that was nice of you to say!

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