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 I went on a job interview today, responded to add what I thought was for a customer service position and ended up being for a sales position ? Well no biggie I stayed and did the interview and knew they wouldn't call back which is fine with me cause I'm no salesman thats for sure but oh well better things will come along 

Haven't blogged in a while.  Figured I'd do a brain dump on what's been going on.

2014 Chevy Camaro Z/28 priced At $75,000

Expensive, Hell yes, but does it perform, umm, Hell yes!

dose anyone have F1 2013 i am thinking about getting it but i dont know

Okay, Not necessarily...

But apparently more PS4 Users have signed up for the SugarDVD streaming services, than XBox One users.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2SKYrofexU

So I took some of my X-mas cash & traded in my Epiphone Les Pauls for a gently used Peavey USA Wolfgang Special. I thought my amber quilt top Korean made Wolfgang Special EXP was fantasic until I played this one. It's by far the sweetest axe I've ever owned. I spent way too much money on guitars & gear in 2013 & it was worth every damn penny. Now if I can just put a band together. Have a great 2014 2o2p. Maybe I'll turn my console back on one of these days. Gaming just doesn't call to me like it used to for some reason. I miss all of my online friends though.

I wanted to wish each of you all the hope, wonder and joy that the Christmas season can bring. May it also grant you some glorious game time.

So I had a few freak out moments during the OS install. I had an old upgrade version of windows 7 that I used a couple of times on my old PC that I thought I would be able to use on my new pc (yes the full version is present on the upgrade disc), but when I entered my product key, it did not recognize it. I had 2 different people read it to me and double check my typing and unfortunately it was not going to work..So off to Fry's electronics to purchase a full windows 7 version. CROM DAMN YOU MICROSOFT I WILL HAVE YOUR SOUL ONE DAY!!

Full-size Lego hot rod hits the road

"Constructed from over 500,000 Lego bricks, the hot rod style roadster is powered by four orbital engines comprised of a total of 256 Lego air pistons that can propel it to a top speed of nearly 20 mph."

Okay gearheads and Wankelites, it's a rotary!!!