As further proof that there was a spider years ago that I failed to properly identify as a reincarnated lama and summarily dispatched with a Kleenex, last night I went out to industrial park country to pick up my headphones from UPS and got handed a box with two pieces of bubble wrap in it and a space where my headphones may or may not have ever been. One end of the tape had been cut on top, but since the sides of the box were not damaged significantly it wasn’t obvious when the headphones may or may not have been removed. I had to place a phone call to the manufacturer to get a claim started on replacing them, so last night and today I’ve been carrying around a mostly empty cardboard box with tape-slittings both familiar and suspect as if it were my best friend in this world.
The Wii Vitality Sensor is an odd entrant in this year’s E3. It does have some interesting applications in light of the Wii Fit explosion, although its current form factor might leave something to be desired. Heart rate monitors are somewhat essential while doing cardio, but I have a hard time imagining myself being able to keep the vitality sensor in its current state clamped on to my index finger as I’m jogging on the spot, especially with the Wiimote already bashing itself against my outer thigh with every step. Having taken several cell phone calls on my Wiimote from Sylvia Christel that cast aspersions on my masculinity, I just want to see SUDA do something kinky with it.
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