The full version. Yep, i enjoyed the trial so much i had to get the full game. £20 for the Battle Chest edition, comes with the game, the first expansion, 30 days of play and 2 strategy guides. Not bad.

Still on Hellscream (EU), still a Night Elf called Ianla. Now nearly at lvl 15. Nicely the 30 days are added to the end of the remaining time on my trial.

Heres the most recent screenshot of him -

Original Rush drummer John Rutsey has passed away.

Sure Neil Peart (As a drummer and a lyricist) took Rush much, much further. And if Rutsey had stayed in the band, Rush would've probably been little more than a footnote in the history of 70's rock. Still, he played an essential role in getting the band off the ground in their very early days and he was a good drummer for that first album.

It's been too long since I've updated. I've been really busy with work and life, so I don't have a lot of time to sit down and pound out some blog entries. I used my account on Twitter a lot though!

I got my magic economy fixing check yesterday, and it's already all gone. I paid off a credit card, put money on my Amex, bought a book (Book of Lies: The Disinformation Guide to Magick and the Occult) and Echochrome off the Playstation network. I'm not going to say it wasn't nice to have the stimulus money, but I don't really think it's going to help the economy in any significant way.

I bought a drum! I purchased a Djembe drum off an ebay seller a guy at work suggested, and he was right about how nice it is. I want to join a local drum circle when it starts up so I needed a drum!

I'll be playing in the 4th Edition DnD game in three weeks with eric1975 and Uunclechet and a local guy I met on 360Arcadians.net. We played a short All Flesh Must Be Eaten game, but that'll be put away when DnD 4th edition comes out!

Not much else for now. Life is lifey and work is worky. I'm alive and I guess that is what's important!

So, there I was, walking out in the neighborhood with Graydon. This truck passes me, driven by an older gentleman - probably in his early sixties - who's just staring me down. Passes slowly. Then turns around and starts to pass me again. WTF!? He rolled his window down, and proceeded to ask if I used to work at the restaurant I worked at ten years ago.

My mind, she is boggled. As it turns out, he's the father of a friend from high school (one of the few I don't hate, although we dropped out of touch). Bizzaro!