The way to get me to stop playing Fable

It's very simple really, and my 360 seems to have figured out how to do it often. Disc read errors! Yeah!

I've been playing Fallout 3 as well, which I'm enjoying quite a bit. I still feel like I suck when it comes to combat, but it could just be that my character hasn't yet figured out how to properly aim.

Fallout 3 is currently downloading

I just picked up Fallout 3 off of Steam and I'm pretty pumped to finally get my hands on it. I have a day off tomorrow, so I'm sure I'll be spending plenty of time with it.

On the other hand, Fable 2 is still kicking lots of ass, so that'll definitely be hard to get away from. I've got so much god damn money. I don't even know what to do with it at this point. I just go around buying shops and houses. I'm such a pimp.

Fable 2

I picked up Fable 2 as soon as it launched and so far, I'm pretty pleased with it. I'm married, but I've picked up plenty of condoms as to avoid the children. I got lots o' cash and I've purchased a few shops and houses to rent out. I've spent my time just fucking around with people and getting cash, so I haven't done much in terms of the actual story. Either way, I'm digging the combat and am having no regrets about the spontaneous purchase.

I'll probably also pick up Fallout 3 as well. The real decision is whether to go PC or 360, but I think there is something slightly disturbing about a Fallout game not being played on PC, so I guess my choice is made. Now, off to play some more Fable.

Frank Shamrock vs. Ken Shamrock

Reported today by MMAWeekly, the long anticipated fight is finally taking place -- and about ten years later than it should have. Frank will be 36 and Ken will be 45 in March or April 2009, when the fight has been reported to be taking place.

Sadly enough, if this isn't picked up by a major promotion, I don't feel like many people are going to care. Frank has dropped 2 of his last 3 bouts, while Ken is an impressive 1-7 since 2002.

Mitch's last album

Do You Believe in Gosh? was just recently released about 2 and a half years after Mitch Hedberg's death. Check it out, dawg!