- Maxwell
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- Name: Maxwell McGee | Gender: Male | Bones Broken: 0 | Onion Tolerance: Low | Jellyfish Stings: 4 | Instruments Played: Tuba | Cars Crashed: Ford Probe | Assisted in Building Construction: 3
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Recommended Reading
John Dies at the End A very funny and enjoyable book; bit of mix between Clerks and Ghostbusters (if that makes sense?). The story revolves around two smalltown boys who are swept into a supernatural adventure after ingesting a living drug from a shady Rastafarian. Hilarity ensues, possibly involving aliens. The writing is fast-paced, witty, and has earned a sequel (available now!). If you only read one book from this list, think really really hard about picking this one. The Raw Shark Texts Amazon has a real wishy-washy description for this book, but I can't blame them. Yeah, Continue » -
Getting Lost in Games
Sometimes I catch myself missing how I used to play video games. Today, when I sit down to play a game I have a pretty good idea what to expect within minutes of pressing start. Using my combined experiences of hundreds of games--plus the copious amounts of pre-release materials--I can set expectations very quickly. But it wasnt always like this. I remember a young Maxwell who had zero expectations. He could take a game and in his own mind transform it into something completely different. For him, Sonic the Hedgehog 2 on the Sega Genesis was less of Continue »
