amanda eats yucky stuff: soya-sauce-and-mayonnaise-flavoured doritos
Hey guys! When the PSN is down, what’s a girl to do!?
Eat something vile from a Japanese convenience store!
Hey guys! When the PSN is down, what’s a girl to do!?
Eat something vile from a Japanese convenience store!

The long-awaited premiere for season six of Doctor Who, “An Impossible Astronaut,” left nothing to be desired – except for the next episode.
Honestly, what a great bloody start to the new season of an awesome show! I will not be summing up the episode because if you are reading this, I am going to assume that you have watched it already. I am only going to point out the parts that stood out to me and what I think of them!
Spoilers after the cut!
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Stockholm Syndrome (per Miriam-Webster)
- the psychological tendency of a hostage to bond with, identify with, or sympathize with his or her captor.
I recently purchased Fat Princess off the PSN – giving in to the bright colours, cute character design and witty premise! Admittedly, as I was playing it, I realized that the only class I wanted to be was the only one I couldn’t be – the captive princess. This is not a failure of four years’ worth of university feminism shoved into my brain, but actually the realization that there are certainly worse fates than being fed cake to your heart’s content!
Every once in a while, I respond to the sweet siren call of the Pokemon series. I must admit, I’ve never gotten too far in any of these games. Not for lack of enjoyment, mind you, I just suffer from severe videogame ADD. So sadly, already I have abandoned Pokemon: White Version for Okamiden (awesome!) due to the proximity of their releases! I don’t have much else to say about this game as it resembles all of its predecessors – catch ‘em all and be the best that ever was! However, I did glimpse the inkling of a plot in the making – so perhaps if I had stuck with it, I might have found a story within.
Perhaps, the next time I take a trip, I will pick Pokemon: White Version back up again. Until then, watch me lovingly caress my delicious starter pokemon.
If you haven’t played Minecraft - I suggest you get on that! By day, you dig and build. By night, you survive the zombie/skeleton archer onslaught. The game itself has a very simple design that I don’t find entirely unappealing – cubes upon cubes. What’s particularly challenging about this game is that there is no directive, therefore it takes a lot of trial and error (or a good video tutorial) to figure out what’s what! Once you have figured it out, your imagination is your limit with what you can create – sort of like, Lego with 100% less choking-hazard.
Good news is that Minecraft is constantly getting updated and improved. The most recent patch brought in achievements and weather effects. Thankfully Notch was able to pull himself away from Portal 2 long enough to fix the bugs – it takes a strong man to achieve this!
I learned everything I know about Minecraft by watching Yogscast’s Minecraft series. It’s tutorial that turns into a clever and entertaining narrative and I can’t recommend it enough!
Minecraft Part 1: How to Survive the First Night
Either way, I have an unhealthy love for creepers (the green cactus-looking critter that explodes) and desire to own many creeper apparel. (Like the “three creeper moon” shirt!)
Amanda out!
Hey folks,
This is a new project I’ve started thanks to Javi over at Game Over Nation.
Make your very own penis-cozy!