Just thought I’d share with all the saddest videogame cut-scene of all time – Xion’s death, straight from the ending of Kingdom Hearts 358 Days / 2. When people bitch and moan about how many spin-offs there has been between … Continue reading Xion’s Death From Kingdom Hearts 358 Days/2 – Saddest Videogame Scene Ever
Zack Snyder responded to Man of Steel’s finale, in which pretty much a gajillion people got murdered, half of which in the fist fight between Zod and Superman alone. Honestly, I was hoping for something close to an apology – … Continue reading Zack Snyder Responds to Man of Steel’s High-Death Finale
Roger Ebert & Armond White review The Death of Roger Ebert. (From a heart-felt fan.) Continue reading THE DEATH OF ROGER EBERT: A Review by Ebert & Armond
This week I’m starting a new installment in my weekly blogs called Words to Live By. This week, here are some of my life philosophies regarding death. I feel like falling to your death is not a bad way to go. If you can reconcile the fact that yes, you are going to die from this fall, and come to terms with it, you can actually sort of enjoy the moment. Some people pay upwards of 500 dollars for skydiving. You get to do it for free. With that said, I would not want to die in a plane crash. … Continue reading Words To Live By: Death Philosophy
After a long battle with pancreatic cancer, Steve Jobs has passed. And in his death, the world has lost one of their greatest visionaries. Many of you received the news of his death on devices that he shepherded, perhaps the greatest testament to his impact on 20th century technology. His genius transformed Apple into a globally recognized symbol of innovation. The man was a pioneer, and it is staggering to think how different the world could be right now without his brilliant legacy. The iPod, iPhone, and iPad have completely revolutionized technology and changed the way we listen to music, … Continue reading Remembering Steve Jobs
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