Have you ever wondered where those words that float through space at the beginning of the Star Wars movies go? Well this is the video is for you. Note: there is another scifi show that arrives to save the day in the end. Enjoy!
[found via nerdcore]
So just in case you were not aware that I really like Star Wars I figured I would share this picture with ya and hey you can also share your love for it. I really liked how they replaced a heart with the Death Star. Genius!!!
[via distracted by starwars]
Its always great to bring geeky things to the celebration of Christmas and this one folks is a prime example. I give you the Pac-Man Christmas Tree.
[found via]
Hope everyone out there has an enjoyable Christmas Eve and what better way to enjoy the evening then with a reading of “The Night Before Christmas” by a robot. Enjoy.
So one of those songs you kind of associate (or at least i do) with Christmas is “Last Christmas” by Wham! So hey what better for a geek like me then an 8-bit version of that song…..
Oh and then today I saw from one of the blogs I follow Agent M Loves Tacos had a nice “Last Christmas” flow chart if you needed a little aide in how the song works….
The other day I was talking about a new Christmas album out called “8bit Christmas” and today I happen to stumble upon another great resource for holiday tunes done right called “The 8bits of Christmas” by 8bitpeoples.
This very special holiday release from 8bitpeoples features an allstar cross-platform lineup that is sure to make yours a truly chippy christmas indeed. Brought together from all corners of the globe, these 8 amazing tunes were composed by 8 dedicated chiptune maniacs on 8 different videogame consoles and homecomputers! Featuring the sounds of Yerzmyey on the Spectrum, Nullsleep on the NES, Vim on the VIC20, Paul Slocum on the Atari 2600, Bit Shifter on the GameBoy, Goto80 on the C64, Dma-Sc on the Atari ST, and Hally on the X68000, there is only one way to celebrate the holidays right this year, and this is it.
So I was out last night playing BSG: The Board Game and my buddy Banky when he had said you could catch the pilot of Caprica on Hulu. Now this might be old news but was the first time I had heard that so of course I jumped on Hulu and what do you know there is Caprica!
So if you have not checked it out yet jump on over and check it out now.
[Caprica on Hulu]
So tonight I have decided to check out Make:KC which I have heard about from my fellow kc tweeter/geek Vince or as he is known on twitter someoneknows.
Now what is Make:KC you ask? Are you familiar with Make which is a site/blog/magazine/ect dedicated to people making things (a wide range of things) and of course it is right up a geeks alley.
Now I dont claim to be someone who can just make something or is any good at it (yet) but hey I am always up for learning new things and who knows maybe someday I will be a Make Ninja or something…a geek can dream!
So anyways if you are interested in checking it out the Show and Tell they are having tonight is at the H.M.S. Beagle store in Parkville, MO (180 english landing drive) and it is from 6 to 8pm so hey if you got some time tonight maybe come check it out!
So a few weeks ago I found out Star Wars In Concert was coming to Kansas City in December….and so today I got my tickets!!! I so cannot wait for this event as I am sure most of you know I am kind of a fan hehe
Have you not heard about Star Wars In Concert? Check out this trailer and make sure you get your ticket when it comes to your city. If you are in KC it is Wed December 9th at 7:30pm at the Sprint Center.
You can be sure I will have pics, video, and whatever else of my adventure.
Oh I miss the days of 30 straight hours of the Mystery Science Theater 3000 Turkey Day Marathon. I found some clips on the web to bring back those memories of the good ol’ days!
PUSH THE BUTTON FRANK!!!
