28 Mar, 2010 Posted by lemiffe

simcity3000

simcity3000 Sonny, How have you been? I hope you are feeling alright. I know things have been tough for you, but try to hold on. I’ve been remembering things lately, like your mother for example. I also remember back then the goverment would treat us like dogs. They would tread on us. I knew how it was, not because of my age, but because of the stories I had read. Knowledge was banned, except for the... read more

28 Mar, 2010 Posted by lemiffe

Robert Johnson

A fearless, cold, impenetrably inhumane character, with a warm heart deep inside, and a tortured psyche. He figured out a way to escaped his ravaged city. This Robert Johnson, a man I speak about. People thought he was going crazy, you know, walking out from his house. He left 2 children behind, little ones, one of the 2 years old. How was his wife going to cope with it? He barely earned enough to pay for... read more

9 Mar, 2010 Posted by lemiffe

A New Chance

And Johnny was born. Weight: 7 Pounds. Skin: White. Eye Colour: Hazel. A few hours before, Johnny had been struggling inside. Not struggling in the womb, but struggling for a purchase. Johnny was on the marketplace, looking for a seller. He had 73 good deeds, but also quite a few bad ones. Deeds, as we know, weigh themselves out. In the end he had 5 leverage deeds… Karma. Usually new bodies cost 9 to... read more

24 Feb, 2010 Posted by lemiffe

Push & Pull

I push and pull and push and pull, I must look like a fool, I push and pull and push and pull, like when I was at school. With all the lines I’ve made in life, and all the time I’ve sacrificed; I push and pull and push and pull a lifetime like a mule. VN:F [1.9.2_1090]please wait...Rating: 10.0/10 (1 vote cast) read more

5 Jan, 2010 Posted by lemiffe

Review: The Falls by Ian Rankin

I recently finished reading “The Falls” by Ian Rankin. I would consider it to be an interesting crime novel. It includes particularly interesting elements of history into the book, and is very well written. The plot is concise, and I found no immediately-evident holes. There was an excellent use of Scottish history, and quite an extensive vocabulary, including Scottish phrases and words. One... read more