Even more summer time quotage

Josh: "Do they teach you about dual harmonics at the ETC?"

Lisa: "Um, can you give me a context?"

Josh: "Well, it's like a harmonic, but there are two of them."

Even more summer time quotage

Josh: "Do they teach you about dual harmonics at the ETC?"

Lisa: "Um, can you give me a context?"

Josh: "Well, it's like a harmonic, but there are two of them."

Monster Comics

The last bit of this story arc, hooray!

Titanosaurus Visits Monster Island

Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7

Another fun quote

Cheng: "That zone has, like, 5 people working in it."

Josh: "That's hyperbole, it's really only like 4."

Resistance Trailer

Yesterday at work, we all crowded into the conference room to watch the Sony bit at E3 to see them show the Resistance 2 trailer. It was very exciting!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=dIfX1tIut2M

The best thing about this was being able to see a vertical slice of how awesome this game is going to be, it made me very excited to get back to work. I'm going to have to get a PS3 when this is all over with, so I can get the game and show it to people and say "hey, hey, see that setup? That one there? That's mine!"

Best internship ever.

Mooore

I'm unstoppable!

Titanosaurus Visits Monster Island, Part 3

More monsters

This was going to be a 2-part story, then it turned into a 4-part, but it may end up being longer still..

Titanosaurus Visits Monster Island, Part 2

More Monster Comics

So the giant monster comic thing apparently triggered something in me. The ideas were pouring out of my brain so quickly that I had to run around with a bucket to catch them all. It's fun to feel this way, I haven't been on this much of a drawing frenzy in a long time!

T-saur Visits Monster Island, Part 1

Expect more to come.

And another amusing quote:

Colin: "In Fish Hell, I take care of you. In Fish Heaven, Lisa takes care of you."

Quotes!

Some amusing summer time quotes...

Josh: "What do your parents do? Wait wait, I know...your dad is an engineer and your mom is a professor."

Lisa: "No..."

Josh (ponders): "Okay, your dad breeds and raises unicorns and your mom teaches them to read..."

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Gabe: "Don't you sass me!"

Lisa: "I'll a-sass-inate you!"

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Jesse: "pinky swear NDA!"

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Chocula, from 2 bays over: "DAMMIT LisaTheIntern!"

Lisa: "I'm sorry!!"

Chocula: "......don't apologize for killing people!!!"

Mon-stars!

Recently a friend and I were discussing old school giant monster movies, and how we were both fond of them as children. I was a big fan of Godzilla and Co. Having forgotten the name of my favorite monster (though I remembered him quite fondly), I did a bit of internetting and figured out his name. Can you guess who?



Titanosaurus!





I loved this guy, and I always felt terribly sorry for him. He was a shy aquatic monster, minding his own business, and he kept getting mind-controlled! In fact, his movie represents the very thing I disliked about giant monster movies, in spite of loving the monsters. I was always frustrated that the monsters were always fightin each other. I wanted them to make friends, and then go cause mischief. This was never the case.

Titanosaurus had a particularly bad case. I was absolutely convinced that the humans in the movie and Godzilla were going to try and help T-saur out, by getting rid of the stupid mad scientist that was mind controlling him. I was CERTAIN that the giant sonic ray the humans built were going to disrupt the mind control waves, and T-saur would be free.

But no. They just used it to weaken him enough so Godzilla could kick his ass. What jerks! And Godzilla, come on, what an ass-face thing to do! The whole matter soured my relationship with Godzilla. Giant monsters should stick up for one another. They may as well have MCed poor T-saur off a cliff. Jerks.

Anyway, it was the point where I gave up hope that a monster movie would ever turn out the way I wanted, so I gave up on them. Still adored the monsters, though!

Have some more old monster movie silliness...

Gamera vs. Guiron, Redux