ATTENTION! This is a Rotting Dead safety alert! *Warning* - The following shelters have been closed due to overwhelming zombie activity in the area: Midtown Civic Center/Tucson,AZ - Dearborne Athletic Center/Boulder,CO - Carlin Research Institute/Dover,DE - Maestro Convention Center/Miami,FL - Brady's Memorial Hospital/Lansing,MI - Kindgom Hospital/Castle Rock,ME - Greens Elementary/St. Louis,MO - Allied Mutual West/Minneapolis,MN - Sunrise Medical Ceter/Hendricks,NV - Glasgow Shiners Convention Center/Ennis,MT - Las Alemedas Civic Hall/San Antonio,TX - Harris County Hospital District/Houston,TX - Pallisades Community Center/Salt Lake City,UT - - - Bloggers are urged to remain in their homes and stay away from highly populated areas of the city. This message will repeat....

Friday, May 20, 2005

It's Friday!

Hey, it's Friday!! Go have fun, watch "Star Wars - Episode III: Revenge of the Sith" and enjoy your weekend. I will see you all back here next week as I celebrate the 7th Anniversary of my 29th Birthday...:-)

(*Hugs*) to all who want or need them!

CJ

Monday, May 16, 2005

Sometimes you just gotta blog!

Okay so I have been meaning to post some meaningful horror movie review, or play catch up on my favorite television finales so far, but I did not make posting a priority.

Booooo! Hissss! Booo!

So today I decided to drop everything (*Annoyingly loud sound of things crashing to the floor*) and post.

Um...

Uh....

Okay, perhaps it was not such a good idea to start typing without a topic in mind. Damn!

*L* Seriously though, I will posting a review for another of my favorite horror films next week. Keep an eye out for my review of "Army of Drakness" the fantastic finale to the Evil Dead trilogy.

In the meantime, I will be looking forward to some great movies that are coming out soon. "StarWars: Episode 3-Revenge of the Sith", "Exorcist: Dominion", "War of the Worlds", and "Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory".

What??!! That last one is not horror, it is not even Science Fiction, you say. True. However, it is by Tim Burton and I have yet to be disappointed by anything he has been involved with.

I am glad that I took time to post something just to let my readers know that your rotting dead host is still here, alive and kicking,....well kicking anyway.



  • Today's Cure song is Piggy in the Mirror from The Top CD-(1984) This is another song where lyrics may not actually reflect any real meaning. Robert says is was when he was doing a lot of drugs and into self hatred. Personally I love the acoustic guitar solo at the bridge to the last verse. This is a classic!

"Footsteps on a wire
High above my head
The stain reveals my real intention
I'm the waiting beast
I'm the twisted nerve
As I dance dance
Back to the body in my bed "


CJ

Sunday, May 01, 2005

Yu-Gi-Oh!

A Japanese Manga, a hit cartoon series, a trading card game,...It's Time to Duel!!

Yu-Gi-Oh! first appeared in 1996 in a comic series (manga) by Kazuki Takahashi. It was carried in Shonen Jump, Japan's largest weekly comic magazine.
A 27-episode television series accompanied by a collectible card game was a great hit in Japan in 1998.

Konami, a Japanese company, controls Yu-Gi-Oh trading card and video game rights worldwide. Their company is well known here for its work with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles video games in the 1980's and 1990's as well as its 1981 U.S. video arcade game, Frogger. Konami started shipping Yu-Gi-Oh! Gameboy video games in 2000 via Konami of America, Inc. (Konami's U.S. presence).

4Kids Entertainment obtained the U.S. merchandizing and television rights to Yu-Gi-Oh!. from Konami in May 2001. Since then it appears a wider license has been granted to them. 4Kids is no stranger to this business as they similarly brought Pokeman from Japan to the United States. 4Kids Entertainment rapidly partnered with Warner Brothers. and Yu-Gi-Oh! premiered on Kids' WB television network in September 2001. By December 2001, the Yu-Gi-Oh! craze was sweeping America.

But what is it?

Background:

Yugi Moto's grandfather runs a game store. One day Yugi learns of a very, very old Egyptian card fighting game called "Duel Monsters", In the game, different creatures battle in magical duels. Besides just battling themselves, they also have to contend with a changing battlefield that holds many dangers. When the battle is over, only one beast rises to be called Yu-Gi-Oh! (King of Games).

From this basic story line, the Trading Card game was created and introduced gamers to monsters, magic & trap cards from the series to duel with. I was introduced to the Trading Card game in 2002 when a cousin showed me the cards and taught me how to play. Since then I have amassed a decent collection and have become an excellent duelist.

You can find all the basic information about the game and how to play from the official Konami Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game website:

Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game

A fantastic resource for card information and great deals on buying hundreds of the best Yu-Gi-Oh! cards ever introduced in the game. Check out:

Yu-Gi-Oh! Land