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... and another awesome game. How could someone possibly forget eating even though her stomach growls for hours and hours? Well, since I've got the best Dad in the world, I've got something new to keep me occupied: Heavy Rain, the game everyone's talking about. I started this morning at Idontrememberwhen, and I woke up hungry, so I was pretty hungry when I turned on the PS3. But well... now it's almost 1 pm and I am starving. Never mind, the game is awesome. I just couldn't get myself to stop, I was so drawn into the story that I totally forgot my belly and almost forgot to contact the janitor since I didn't have a tap in my kitchen for tw

... and rotten translations. I got Scribblenauts last week and, as expected, love it. For those of you who don't know it: You're a little guy called Maxwell, and the only thing you've got is a notebook to write down literally everything you want. So you can kill enemies by writing down "Cthulhu" and set the beast upon your opponent. Or you can try spaghetti - well, I usually go for Cthulhu. The only drawback is the rotten German translation. I can't belive there's no lasersword in the German version! And no virgin, to name a few^^ I'll get it in English I think, you should get it in English, it's real fun. Oh, besides, it's a Nintendo

... and a world I'd feel very comfortable living in. I'm talking about my book of the week: The Eyre Affair by my dearest Jasper Fforde. My first Thursday Next book came to me by coincidence. I was bored to tears in a small hostel in Opononi, NZ, and grabbed the first novel that seemed a good read. At first I didn't understand a word, my English was quite poor back then and I had to read the first page several times. Buuuut I kept on going (mainly cause I didn't have anything else to do), and well: I loved it. After that I read all novels by Fforde I could get my hungry little eyes in, and now, finally, I own the whole Thursday Next series