Trixter's World

My Stuff

• My Photo Blog
• My Blogger profile
• My LiveJournal Mirror

Stuff I Wrote

• The Firestormers Site
• Armada: The Last Mini-Con
• Beast Machines Alpha: Patrol

Transformers Stuff

• Transformers.com
• TFU.info
• BWTF.com
• The Allspark's News Page
• alt.toys.transformers

Blogs I Read

News Blogs:

• Game Girl Advance
• Planet GameCube
• DS Update
• Feministing.com
• AlterNet

Personal Blogs:

• Wil Wheaton Dot Net
• My LiveJournal Friends Page
• Confessions of a Plastic Crack Addict

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Recent Ramblings

• I really like Energon Tow-Line. He's like the ill...

• Since I'm already up and feeling pissy, I suppose ...

• Nothing makes me more disgruntled with my job than...

• Okay, let's see... I've got the AC in my car ...

• Malin is teh awesome.

• On top of finding out I would need another $500 in...

• Last night I dreamed that I wanted to give everyon...

• The Good: I got free passes to IMAX Spider-Man 2 t...

• I have far too many My Little Ponies.

• Mother a' God, don't these people have better thin...

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Current Ramblings

Wednesday, August 11, 2004

There's one good thing I can say for Wal-Mart: Their employees' apathy toward strict-on-sale dates for toys is a happy thing for those of us who, say, didn't want to wait until this Sunday for the new Tamagotchi Connection. Now I just need some local friends who will breed with mine...or at least some friends who'll stop into town long enough for some digital pimping.

posted@12:05 AM by:Trixter: 0 comments   

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