I remember this video from years ago. The sound effects were cool, but the actual music was a little sloppy.

What does obscurity sound like?

@spannu: Bummer. Luckily my English Lit teacher was cool and let me do it.

@spannu: Oh, I don't just pretend. Back in high school I had to do a presentation on that poem and actually played the song in class. Then did the same for Brave New World. I had always hoped that Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner would be assigned, but unfortunately it wasn't.

I'm a heavy metal fan, so listening to a few songs means being in there for half an hour.

I'm a little unclear how it works. Say you want something in Spanish but you speak English, do you submit your text as English and they translate and speak it for you, or does it have to be pre-translated and they'll just pronounce it for you?

I used to have one of these, which pretty much did the same thing.

Sorry Rosa, but it would seem that I am the victor today.

One of these days I'm gonna enter one of these photoshop challenges, but I always somehow seem to miss the entry posts...

The graphics look kinda like a cross between Twilight Princess and Wind Waker. Like a realistic look in a cel-shaded style. I dig it.

Can't wait for Magic Eye: the Game!

@tj: This.

I think the site got borked.

@matlaV: And even now that the rhythm games are actually trying to get you to play a real instrument, they still bitch.

That's actually not a bad price, especially if it can be used as a midi instrument and played completely independent of the game.

I think Morbega Red is my favorite.

@BubbleF**kingBuddy:

@zross312: I shop (and work) at Otay Ranch. Place is a ghost town, but it also works out as a positive because we have some good stores that don't get nearly as crowded as other locations.

@vinod1978: Tell me about it. It's like they snuck in during the night and stole their furniture.

Ah, Apple Store Fashion Valley. That was where I bought my first iPod some 6 years ago and lost my Apple virginity. Good times, good times.