Ahaha this is a very late post. We watched Narnia last week, and I only wrote about it now. Anyway the movie was very cool, much as expected. I might write a short evangelistic break-down of the movie soon, which can be useful in spreading the gospel to unbelieving fans of the movie/books. :D

Second, I downloaded a long-overdue video of BOTY (Battle of the Year) Korea 2005. It was the battle between Last 4 One team and Extreme Crew. I hope I spelled those crew names right, though. I saw some places that it's spelled "Extrem" (?). Anyway... It's really cool. Extremely fun battle. Gave me good ideas on simple new moves to try learning, too.

SilkRoad is back online. It went back online a few hours later than scheduled, but on the right day (Jan 23rd). When it started up it had a lot of problems. Even now it's still getting down-times and lag spikes, but it's gotten better. But unexpectedly, almost nothing was changed. According to the administrators, the main purpose for beta 3 right now is testing GameGuard and network stability. When they have the whole thing all good and stable, even with GameGuard, they'll start giving us the new features.

Finally, something weird happened yesterday (Sunday). While I was playing PIU, a bunch of Koreans were there. Mostly girls. At first they were giggling uncontrollably that it was getting uncomfortable. I was going on with my usual play style. Lots of freestyle, some crazy and hard songs, etc. Later while I was resting, three girls came up to me with notebooks and pens in hand, and asked me to sign them an autograph. o_o; It was so embarassing lol. Good grief I was frozen, I didn't know what to do so I just wrote my name as crudely as my unprepared self could do it. They thanked me then left soon after. It was weird, but fun. Too bad they were really young (like mid-teens probably). Now, if only Korean girls my age would do that...