Quickie.

It's 10:45. I'd write about my day, but I need to get to bed if I'm gonna get 5 and a half hours of sleep before heading on a bus to Kingston.

When I arrive, I'll be dead, but that lease will be signed, and the pipe dream will be a reality.

I love you all.

Nighty night, all.

You know I can't afford the money-cost variety.

Video Game Theorem #42,219: The "Gaping Hole" Theorem, which states that any character, regardless of height, age, physical health, etc, will peer into a gaping hole, mention how dangerous it is, how dark it is...then proceed to jump down into the hole, and subsequently land on their feet, unshaken by a fall of what could be a couple hundred feet. Let me give you an example--this is from the game Silent Hill 2.

(James Sutherland, main character, walks into a dark, tiny square room. The only light is being given off by his flashlight. He sees a huge hole in the ground.)

James: There's a gaping hole in the center of the room. It's pitch black, it seems to go down quite a ways, and I can't see the bottom through the darkness.

Game: Will you jump down? (and you HAVE to say "yes," otherwise you can't move any further in the game)

Personally, if I saw a pit that went on for quite a ways, pitch black like that--I'm leaving. But it's a video game. The law of averages doesn't exist, and neither does realism.

And speaking of video games, the Into the Lifestream/Fantasy World Summer Contest is going to be a fighters' character battle contest, entitled, Super Smash Melee. Read all about it here: ( Summer Contest 2005: Super Smash Melee )