NekoAli

Only in bad comedies and pasta sauce commercials, Emmi.

*gets launched into the air suddenly by Shecky's movement and lands in a big bowl of red sauce*

Hey! Who ordered the spaghetti and kitteh?

*curls up on Shecky's chest and starts to purr*

*drinks Dave's grog. Arrr matey! Then returns before grovelling before the spaghetti monster. Though the sauce Emmi is cooking sounds wonderful.*

AHHH! It's the Flying Spaghetti Monster! Quickly everyone, bow and avert your eyes, lest it turn it's meatballs on you! All Hail His Fearsome Noodliness!

*bows and grovels before the hovering plate of spaghetti*

mmm nummy. Thanks Fed!

Ironically enough I'm having chili tonight too, but it's out of a can, so I'm sure it's no where near as good as yours. Still, better average chili than no chili at all.

Did I hear... Chili?

*runs off to get a bowl and returns, sitting up with the bowl in her mouth and a pleading look*

*opens up VATS and snipes at the bomb as it's falling*

Take that, dark evil nasty man! Never mess with sniper kitties.

*sprawls out on Tiger's back*

It's like one of those Magic Fingers beds!

Around 23 I think? Can't really check at the moment.

*drags herself in and plops on Princess's lap, purring for her*

Hello everyone. Anyone know a good back replacement specialist? Mine is acting up horribly today, I am in much pain.

And my kitteh avatar is back, for those that missed them. I just changed to fit the theme the past couple of days, it was never going to be a permanent thing.

That is awesomely cool Deebs. I want one now!

You can travel back and forth between PL and the DC Wasteland you know. You just need to buy new tickets (Or not, depending if you finished the main quest or not.) My first run though of it I had to go back to the wasteland because I was getting my but thoroughly kicked. It was my big guns character, and I completely destroyed my armor, used up all my minigun ammo and half my stimpak supply. Mostly on those dang Reavers. So I had to head back and do a bunch of quests and beat up some of those easier Enclave troops. (Yeah, easier than inbred mutant swampfolk.. scary.) Once I resupplied I returned and finished it off.

Of all the DLCs, it's by far and away my favorite one.

Christopher and his child (and the other alien working with Christopher, to a lesser degree) are obviously a lot smarter than the typical alien. I get the feeling that at least Christopher arrived in the drop ship and hid it, then joined in with the other aliens in the slums. His home was a heck of a lot neater and more organized than the typical alien home, which they seem to be satisfied, possibly even preferring to live in filth.

The drone aliens seemed very lost without someone to follow the orders of. So they follow along with what the humans say and parrot human habits, since there seems to be no alien leaders. Christopher wasn't trying to lead anyone, so more likely he was some sort of engineer caste rather than a leader.

My biggest problem with the movie was the huge plot holes. Where exactly did the aliens get all that alien tech, especially weapons? It's not like they had access to the ship once they were transported down to District 9, and no indication that things were falling from the ship. So how the heck did they smuggle down guns and stuff, much less something like the power armor, much less keep it hidden for 20 years?

I can see MNU having a stockpile of alien tech, they probably stripped the ship of anything they could carry out to try and figure out how to work it. It was also a bit telling that the only real reference to alien tech in the movie was to weapons or the ship itself... Who cares about possible medical improvements, let's find new ways to kill people.

I spent 10 years in Ocean City, Maryland so it's not all that bad. Ironically, Fallout 3 Point Lookout looked more like OC than the real Point Lookout, MD. Only with no lighthouse and fewer inbred hillbillies and ghouls. No swamp either, but I imagine large parts of it would turn to swampland after a nuclear war.

*takes Tiger and Becky out for some lunch at this great feline resturant*

Awww, well your knee is more important Pogo. Rest up and feel better. I'll be there next week.

*returns from da movies*

Good film. Some pretty darn big plot holes in it. And I rather got the feel it wasn't quite sure what kind of movie it wanted to be. The main character is probably the most human (and therefore deeply flawed) character I've seen in an action film in a long time. If you want to call it an action film. This is probably not a buyer for me, but well worth a theater trip, even if my back is killing me now.

I'm sorry I missed all the fallout talk while I was gone. My take on things: I hate the Reavers most of the super enemies they added. they're way to fast, hit like two brick trucks and can chuck that annoying radioactive gore (which oddly is treated like a grenade, but you can't shoot it down like one..)

Overlords are also quite annoying, but can be handled a lot easier. if you shoot away their weapon they become pussycats. Ugly, tough pussycats, but you can deal with them a lot easier than Reavers, which you can't disarm...

Albino radscorps don't bother me much. I'm annoyed that they don't seem much affected by the dart gun, but with a few shots at range, or a full clip from a combat shotgun, they can go down. If nothing else, you can hop up on a rock and let them wonder how to get to you.

Hellfire troops make good target practice, and their guns are fun to use.

Try out at the Mall, I here some slavers hang out there.

Well folksen, Time for me to leave this apocalypse for a while and visit another. I'm off to see District 9. See you in a few hours.

*watches another arm fall to the ground*

Awwww.. man. Thanks BA, I just got that arm. I hadn't even broken it in yet...

Actually, Sackpeople do the apocalypse well. I saw a video at one point of a Fallout 3 inspired LBP level. I didn't save the link though, because while the level design was interesting enough, watching a bunch of sack boys run back and forth in it randomly for 10 minutes wasn't that interesting.

And the arms work fine, Fed. *gives a whirring thumbs up and takes the Cyborg perk*