You know, Stuff.
I don't take credit for most of this stuff. But it's cool.
Is Mario ok
mario is too busy having a moment to fight.
(Source: pesterchump)
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It’s our first giveaway! I’ve been wanting to do this for a long time just for all you guys that have stuck with us for so long and for all our new followers as well. So what’s up for grabs…
Lego Star War III: Clone Wars on the Xbox 360.
ICO & Shadow Of The Colossus on the Playstation 3 (obviously).
There are a couple rules to how you can win one of these two games:
1: You can reblog as many times you like. Likes do not count to being in the running to win.
2: You don’t have to be following Favourite Gaming Momemts but it is very much appreciated.
I will be messaging two randomly picked winners in a week’s time. Then you can specify which game you would like, and if this goes well then you might see some more giveaways in the future. There are no shipping restrictions either. So the contest ends June 10th. Good luck everybody!
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“An old man dies, a young woman lives. Fair trade.”
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A Samurai warrior with no master came to a Zen master and demanded, “Teach me about heaven and hell.”
The master looked at the warrior and laughed, ridiculing him, “Why would you think I would waste my time teaching an ignoramus like you? You are an uneducated buffoon!”
The samurai, severely insulted, began to breathe heavily and grew red in the face. Furious, he drew his sword and lifted it to chop off the master’s head.
“That, sir,” the master interrupted, “is hell.”
Immediately the warrior was overcome with humility. Deeply grateful for the profundity of this lesson, he put his sword aside, fell at the master’s feet, and began to thank him profusely.
“And that, sir,” continued the master, “is heaven.”
Look Death in the eye and never falter.
(Source: theserpentking)
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