I might be on pretty bad terms with League in general, but the Pentakill original album Riot released a while ago is a whole different thing.
Armor design
Recently I’ve been trying to find some neat designs for powered suits, without much luck. That changed today, however, when I accidentally ran into a piece of art from the upcoming game Destiny.
Comments
In case anyone out there cared, comments are back now. The Entropy theme I picked didn’t support them by default, so I ported a barebone version of the comment section from the Twenty Fourteen theme.
A week at the fleet
I don’t know what was (is) up with KC this week. It might be just that I used all my luck in the game, especially considering stuff that happened at work.
Finding yourself
The past few days I’ve tweaked little this and that in the Entropy theme to make it more personal. After all, this is my blog and even if I couldn’t come up with a theme for myself, I should at least customize the one I got.
Cooking
I think that in a working group it’s pretty natural that as a topic for idle chat, food comes up every now and then. My studio’s no different, and the other day I told my colleagues that I made goya champloo for dinner.
Rendrakás
Elegem lett a körülöttem halmozódó szemétből, úgyhogy rászántam ma a délutánomat, hogy kitakarítsak. Jelentem, sikerült.
Bad things
I finally could go shopping for food and coffee, but since I lack physical exercise recently (happens when you work 10-12 hours a day) I decided to go grab my coffee by bicycle. That wouldn’t be an issue in itself, as it’s neither far away nor would I care even if it was, but along the way I saw something I wish I hadn’t.
Gója
Itt a valefoz.tumblr.com első adása! (Nem.) (Remélem mindenki emlékszik rá, hogy én még azelőtt töltöttem fel flickrre kajaképeket, hogy trendi lett volna.) Aki még nem tudná, annak mondom, hogy a palóc után következő nagy kedvencem az okinawai konyha. Oda meg vissza vagyok a gójáért (direkt pontos jé, ez a kínai keserű “dinnye” japán neve) és a puhára főzött sertésért (rafute), amiknek ugyan valószínűleg kínai az eredetük, ettől függetlenül nagyon jók (és kutya sincs bennük).
Musashi
Just earlier I was reading a wiki about the old province of Musashi, and I was a bit surprised to see a proposal that its name is of Ainu origin and roughly means marsh. I’ve been interested in the name itself for a while, considering how it keeps popping up all over the area of the former province (which includes where I live). On the other hand, I find it quite fascinating that while the English wiki only lists Vovin’s Ainu origin theory for the name, the Japanese wiki doesn’t even mention such a possibility. Remember the axioms of Japanese society:
1) Japan is a homogenous, monocultural society.
2) If reality is otherwise, then 1).
