Day Nineteen: Dino D-Day

7/2/14, 11:34 PM PDT

Today, courtesy of the wonderful people in PC Gamer, my friends and I discovered the magic of Dino D-Day. For the uninitiated, this is what Dino D-Day is:

It's just your normal average World War II, Player vs. Player First Person Shooter. Kinda like Team Fortress 2. Except one team is composed of GODDAMN DINOSAURS. Dinosaurs which have GUNS (well, most of them do). And of COURSE everyone wants to join the Axis side because that's the dino team, so the game might just be part of a secret plan by the Nazis to recruit more people to their cause.

And so far, it's working. Don't get me wrong, I am very patriotic, I love living in the greatest country west of the Mississippi. I eat freedom for breakfast with sunny side eggs on the side. My best friend is a bald eagle and my other best friend isn't my friend anymore because he was a Communist.

God bless the second amendment.
(via wallpaperzhd.com)

But when I got put on the Allies side on the first game I played, I was genuinely disappointed.

But when the damn Fascists have this on their side, can you really
blame me?
(via meh.ro)

Angela and I found a really empty West Coast-based server to play around in (Kayla kept crashing when she tried to play and Christina disappeared mysteriously off the face of the Earth by the time we started). It was fun for a bit, but eventually it got boring with us two being the only ones in the server, so we left.

So I'm sorry, America. I should've never left you. Are we cool?

"NO. DEMOCRACY IS NON-NEGOTIABLE."
(via scp.wiki.net)

Oh, and in other news...

Oooooooooh, mysteeeeeeeerious.





RFotD: The diet of a bald eagle largely consists of fish, carrion, smaller birds, rodents. However, they have been observed to hunt larger fish, larger birds, and "Damn Dirty Communists" on occasion.

SGAT: Wrote a bit of the Anniversary Story.