10 years!
May. 28th, 2007 | 01:29 am
mood: 
pleased
Today I met a friend of mine (![[info]](http://p-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif)
rosemilk) who I've known for 10 years, for the first time.
She and her mum were visiting London and so we met up for lunch followed by a trip to the London Expo. They were both amongst the nicest people I've met for a long long time and I'm glad I finally got the chance, plus you know it's a good way to celebrate a decade (I don't remember the exact date but close enough) of friendship.
Photos...another time, I'm exhausted.
A great day and hopefully one that can be repeated sometime before another 10 years pass.
rosemilk) who I've known for 10 years, for the first time.She and her mum were visiting London and so we met up for lunch followed by a trip to the London Expo. They were both amongst the nicest people I've met for a long long time and I'm glad I finally got the chance, plus you know it's a good way to celebrate a decade (I don't remember the exact date but close enough) of friendship.
Photos...another time, I'm exhausted.
A great day and hopefully one that can be repeated sometime before another 10 years pass.
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Nov. 22nd, 2006 | 03:56 am
mood: pleased
It's been awhile since I updated.
The 2006 Machinima Festival was brilliant. It was good to see Ingrid, Ricky and Jacen again (I met them earlier in the year in Los Angeles). It was good to meet up with other people in the Machinima community, including Hugh Hancock who wrote an excellent article about my first Machinima production, Consanguinity and Paul Marino.
I also met and stayed withsanfam and was introduced to his friend aurora_nine who I've been getting on very well with ;)
Also at the festival they had an exhibit of video games, including the first Star Wars Arcade game (which I had to try, I've played it before but never in the actual arcade machine).
Photos
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The website for my new series, The Chronicles of Humanity is finally online.
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I have reactivated my Eve Online account. The corporation I was part of apparently fell apart after I stopped playing and I was left as CEO, giving me access to all the money, ships and resources that weren't taken. Basically I became at least 10 times richer than I was before :)
My ship: The Grudge, it's a Vengeance Assault Frigate that I've had for ages, yes I'm quite fond of her. Apparently, The Grudge is so good that I can destroy enemy ships without even firing, they just explode.
Possible explaination fromdoomihlvaria: "Maybe what happened was your corporation disbanded because they all resorted to the most terrible torture that they all became twisted reaver-like barbarians, unable to remain organized. And seeing your ship under that old banner made your enemies self-destruct rather than face such horrible suffering.
More Eve screenshots, most of them are old.
The 2006 Machinima Festival was brilliant. It was good to see Ingrid, Ricky and Jacen again (I met them earlier in the year in Los Angeles). It was good to meet up with other people in the Machinima community, including Hugh Hancock who wrote an excellent article about my first Machinima production, Consanguinity and Paul Marino.
I also met and stayed with
sanfam and was introduced to his friend aurora_nine who I've been getting on very well with ;)Also at the festival they had an exhibit of video games, including the first Star Wars Arcade game (which I had to try, I've played it before but never in the actual arcade machine).
Photos
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The website for my new series, The Chronicles of Humanity is finally online.
---
I have reactivated my Eve Online account. The corporation I was part of apparently fell apart after I stopped playing and I was left as CEO, giving me access to all the money, ships and resources that weren't taken. Basically I became at least 10 times richer than I was before :)
My ship: The Grudge, it's a Vengeance Assault Frigate that I've had for ages, yes I'm quite fond of her. Apparently, The Grudge is so good that I can destroy enemy ships without even firing, they just explode.
Possible explaination from
doomihlvaria: "Maybe what happened was your corporation disbanded because they all resorted to the most terrible torture that they all became twisted reaver-like barbarians, unable to remain organized. And seeing your ship under that old banner made your enemies self-destruct rather than face such horrible suffering.More Eve screenshots, most of them are old.