lordwelshi

Definitely a most excellent film. Edgar Wright, director of such amazing classics as Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead, did a brilliant job bringing Brian Lee O'Malley's work to the screen. Surprisingly, I thought Michael Cera made a pretty good Scott. And Kudos to Mr Wright for turning Cera into a kung-fu legend. The action is frantic, the love is surrounded by floating-hearts, there are swords, girls, skateboards, bass battles, EXCLAMATION MARKS!!!!!, and 4 guys sleeping in the same bed. Oddly enough. Well worth watching.

So I bought Lost Odyssey last week. I haven't really played a turn-based RPG since the heady days of Final Fantasy VII, and I decided I wanted to try delving back into it again. So I bought the game, and took a look in the case. 4 discs. Oh my... In the first disc goes... Let me tell you, I have never had so much fun and been so impressed with a game within the first 10 minutes. I was hooked right from the start. The visuals are lush, well presented and really look incredible. I was stunned with just how good this game looks. Character designs are very nice, with distinct appearances between the two races in the opening battle (the Khents

So. Yes. I had a job interview with O2 today. I went in, met the manager, and the interview seemd to go ok. Just got a call ten minutes ago. I now have a part-time job at the O2 store in Crewe. Yay! ...well, not bad, I guess. The pay isn't bad ( around £6 an hour, I believe), the company contribute 15% towards pension (most only do 10%), I get a 25% bonus every 3 months, 'spirit points' each month based on the number of handsets or contracts or even overtime hours I work that convert into vouchers to use in the highstreet (Tax free), and a discount on my monthly phone bill! Woohoo! So, yeah, not bad conditions to work in really :3. E