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I am really into the movie Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. But I would definitely not go to see it in theaters more than twice. This one guy saw it 34 times in three months... I don't think that's healthy at all. I mean I've seen it around 12 times so far but the total cost was about 33 dollars. I saw it in theaters once (and thanks to a good friend of mine, I did not have to pay, which was fortuante because I didn't have any money at the time). As for the other ten times, I waited for the blu-ray/dvd/digital copy combo pack to come out. I ordered it on amazon..com and it came with a free 24 hr rental. Whoever this guy is he must have recession proof money because I couldn't see anyone wanting to spend all that money just to make a name for himself, or just to see the movie a whole lot, or whatever the purpose of it was.....

Well whatever, people do what they do.

Anyway since what little of the internet I use is boring me (youtube, facebook, myspace, twitter, tagged, netflix, etc.) I figure I may as well put some nonsensical thoughts on non-paper. Today was a particularly fun day. I got reacquainted with a few of my games. While that's always fun, I can't help but wish that I had more friends to share the experience with. Playing videogames with friends is awesome and I don't do it often enough. Come to think of it, anything done with friends is slightly to moderately to greatly more awesome. I tend to wonder what my friends or doing and then I wonder who I call my friends and if the label is appropriate.

I want to buy some new games, but so far the only purchase I have planned is Marvel vs. Capcom 3, and I know it's gonna hurt knowing how much I spent on the game when I spend it. I'm going to do it anyway, because that's what I do. I've accepted that.