Like Iain, I never really got El Caballero. I played it a few times and then sold it. Too bad, if I had held onto it for a few years, it would have really appreciated in value when I sold it. So I'm told.
Unlike many other gamebloggers, I don't abandon you to go to Essen. My posting hiatus isn't something to inspire jealousy! {We aim to please at the Tao). They'll probably have something interesting to say on Monday, though.
Alfred posts about college football and notes:
I adopted the quasi-religious fervor of UT football rootership (which is different from Texas A&M football rootership, which drops the "quasi-")
Grandfather went to A&M. Several of his kids went to UT. You have no idea. I remain a neutral faction, having gone to a college without a (respectable) football team.
Remember all of our talks about how expectations set the experiences? Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is a perfectly fine movie, but there was absolutely no way it could meet expectations. It's also spoofing horror movies this time (as you may have guessed) which can make it a touch intense for the birthday-boy three year old. But it was worth it to hear him complain (loudly) during the previews ("Another one! Where's Wallace?") I should have put down a tip jar for the other movie goers. I could have turned a tidy profit.
Ah, who am I kidding, I'm just surfing the web for Essen news right now, like the rest of you. I have none. See you later.