The Capbearer

Hello Saferide. Annika Norlin is the best-est musical mind working right now (I would personally argue of all time, but I'm willing to let you people delude yourselves), hands-down. I refuse to hear or contemplate arguments otherwise. You would have a better chance of convincing me Federer wasn't the best tennis player in ever.

Damn, you found me! I knew it! You look fine! Very dino Thanks, but I was going for a more cephalopod look. It all went horribly wrong somewhere.

Many many games on Steam that I will probably not get around to playing for a good year or two off the damned sale, not that I'd give up any of them for anything... except twice their worth so I can just buy them again with the profit.

It should be Red-Link, with a picture of Nick Cutter from Primeval. That being said, if I ever get around to it, I'll be changing it to my name on here, my new-ish/current gaming name (the one on Steam now is my old gaming name, I felt it was a bit... not quite right for my general gaming habits). I'll update or repost accordingly I'm not on the most, though I've been better about it lately, and my computers suck, so I can't do too much, but at least some gaming can be had.

Unless I'm mistaken, those are just for the summer period. I got it over the sale, so I've never even seen the normal models in game. Having nothing to compare them to, I actually like a lot of them. Now if only I had a not shitty computer, I could actually play the Co-op in a... Co-op based game (no way!). It plays the game fairly well at the lowest settings, but I'm scared to actually Co-op it because I don't want to drop in the middle of a wave.

Damn, you found me!

Dear God, that second picture. I look awful. Of course, I do anyway, but damn. Glad you took pictures, though. I definitely should have brought a camera or something.

Finally have a chance to hit a computer, especially nice after the abysmal Internet speed at the park. The meet-up was really fun. It was extremely informal, but that was nice. For the most part, it was just hanging out and hitting the rides. It was cool getting to talk to Ross about how he makes his videos, even if a decent bit, or rather basically all of it, went over my head. Also, Craig (Dave from CP), Evan (the merchandiser), and "DaveD" (seems to have his hand in every aspect of the site, including putting together the forums) were there, so we got an interesting breadth of view into how AF comes together. All in all, I think it was about 12 people that showed up that weren't there because Ross asked them to be. Not a large turnout, but not bad for a first time. If anyone does have the chance to make it to the North Carolina one, I definitely recommend it. Hopefully there will be more in the future that people can make it to as well.

You should remedy that situation by being here. Then there's no need to live vicariously through the pictures of others! Remember, "vicarious" is awfully close to "precarious," and that definitely means something.

Looking forward to being able to go to the meetup and be all like FIRST Horrid jokes that probably deserve to get me banned (and don't even really work) aside , I'm not looking forward to the drive down from Mass (you're not the only one, jamie), but this is definitely going to be great. The best part is that between a lack of travel ability most of the year and lack of knowledge about closer such things, the first AF meet-up will be my first meet-up for internet thingies. I've been wanting to go to such things for years, and I SUPPOSE Accursed Farms might an acceptable start.

What times are we thinking for both? I'm hoping to make it to Virginia, but from Massachusetts, that's a bit of a distance, so Sunday really depends on the time. As for NC, that's the back-up for me, and while easier due to being a Saturday, times would still be useful. If there isn't anything set, either by Ross or a community consensus on a thread I missed, anyone got any estimates?