Since he doesn't spend a lot of time outside, we don't worry too much about fleas, but it doesn't hurt to have the medicine on him anyway. Patricks' mother's dogs get them regularly and Maddie, the mutt, tends to attract them more than normal.
That's right, you have to separate your enemies' limbs from their bodies to win. The things you fight in this game are constantly evolving (something like a genetic zombie, it's called a necromorph) and so even if you shoot off their legs, they will claw their way to you with their arms. The only way to kill them is to completely destroy them. Removing or destroying the head doesn't always work, so sometimes it's safer to slow them down and then back away so you can shoot them apart at your leisure.
It's a great game, I love it. I have an artbook I got at PAX signed by the art lead and the project director. They were really nice guys.
The place was pretty crowded, and the workers were startlingly efficient at undressing and redressing me in a slip-on corset and skirt. And of course the fishnets. No shoes. It was fun regardless of the hustle, though when the camera guy wanted us to make serious faces, he didn't really give us time to.
It was also pretty expensive. Boardwalk robbery. But worth it, in my opinion. It's my favorite picture that I own, and Patrick begged me to hang it up above his desk, so he could "look up and see me smiling all the time."
Ain't he cute?
"Okay, so here's the deal: grass grows, birds fly, and brotha'... I hurt people."
~Team Fortress 2: Meet the Scout
3 comments:
You know, dad and I have one of those photos, too. It looks a lot like yours. It's one of my favorites, too.
Kobold looks so cute and fluffy!
Love the olde-timey photo. I'm so glad you didn't get a chance to look serious.
That's a lovely photo!
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