I finally got call of duty 4 for the 360, and I have to say, I love it. If you want to play with me on Xbox live, just add Aceman67 to your list and give me a shout.
Right now I’m making my way through the single player campaign, and its really fun, lot easier then the PC version I can tell you that.
NEwho, got to go.
Just the other day I got accepted into HSI (High Speed Internet) at work. No more video calls for me!
Its about time too, I only applied for that position almost a month and a half ago. Gotta love cooperations. They take their sweet ass time for everything. At the time that I’m writing this, I will be starting my training in a few hours. 5 days total for training, which means that there will be 3 days of NO PHONE CALLS! Hallelujah!!!!
Things should be easier from now on I hope, I understand computers as a whole more then I do cable television.
In other news, I just finished watching the new anime “True Tears”. Good anime, kinda makes you want to reach into the screen and strangle the Protagonist for being a git, but thats nothing new, most of the anime that I watch are like that.
I also got to watch in HD, cause I found a BluRay rip of it. It was sweet.
Thats all for now.
Its been a while since I posted last.
Got my taxes done the other day, got a decent return, so I went and treated myself to an Xbox 360. 
Got Rockband (Full set), Assassin’s Creed, Eternal Sonata, Shadowrun, Mass Effect, Crackdown, Halo 3 Legendary Edition (With Master Chief helmet), and a year of xbox live.
If you’ve noticed, you’ll find my gamercard to the right of this post, so if you want to play with me, just give me a ring on live and I’ll play a few rounds with ya.
Oh, buy Mass Effect, damn good RPG/3rd person shooter
I was talking with one of my friends, an American living in Israel, and we started talking about who will win the presidential election. I said it’ll either Obama or Clinton, and that McCain doesn’t have a snowballs chance on the surface of the sun.
Well, once I said Clinton, it immediately brought up the Lewinsky scandal, and that any woman who stays with a man who cheated on her isn’t fit to lead a country.
So, I was like, what?
It is seriously beyond all my comprehension why the hell something like that would determine if someone is fit for public office. The scandal aside, what Clinton did was wrong, he broke the law by lying under oath.
Now here’s where I stop understanding things: In Canada it would have been a non issue, a media circus yes, but the whole problem would have never have made it to court (and has such, no chance of lying under oath), and last I checked, adultery isn’t illegal in the United States, grounds for divorce, yes, but not illegal.
Canada has had its fair share of Prime Ministers who have had problems. Our first Prime Minister, the Right Honorable Sir John A. MacDonald, was a chronic Alcoholic, and was known to be drunk while in office. Even the best Prime Minister we ever had, Pierre Trudeau had issues, he was a womanizer and it was public knowledge that he beat his wife. Did this affect how they did their jobs? No, in fact, both men were reelected.
So I ask this: What is the big deal with knowing our leaders personal lives, then basing their eligibility to carry out public office on it?
Phill | 
04 19th, 2008| 
