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ROCKY BALBOA is BACK!

"You know, I heard they're making a Rocky 6."

"Bullshit."

"No dude. For real."

Sounds impossible. Sly is too old. Too slow. No way. I was thinking all of these things, until I went to see Pirates of the Carribean (which broke the world record for best grossing opening weekend at the box office, making a record 132 million dollars in just 3 days) and saw the official theatrical trailer for Rocky 6. No lie.

THEN

NOW

See for yourself, and let the nostalgia rush over you like hot sangria.

TRAILER

Also, the first track of the official "Snakes of a Plane" Soundtrack has been released that has a music video in which Samuel L. Jackson makes a cameo appearance.

At first listen of this song, I thought it was lame, teeny bopperish, and totally mindless music. Then i watched it ... again. And again. And again. Now I cant stop humming this tune, its been stuck in my head for 3 bloody days now. Its really catchy.

(click either the Explicit, or Clean versions at the top of the page)

MUSIC VIDEO

Currently Gaming Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Collector's Edition (DVD-ROM) By 2K Games see related

A Day in Oblivion....

        I awake in a russik sak along side the large stone foundation of a castle wall. Rain and thunder permeate the sky, as I rise out of my slumber and begin to dress. I put on my steel gauntlets, chest plate, greaves and equipt my elven bow. I jog past various shops in the merchants market of the Imperial City. Blacksmiths, Frothy Ale pub, Sermit Tales Inn, an Alchemaic shop. The square is bustling with life, people going about their daily lives. I make my way through the monumentous wooden gates of the castles outkeep - and down a dewy trail. The sky is overcast and is streaks with hues of grey and black. The rain drizzles softly onto my armor, and I am off the beaten path and into the high grasses leading to the outskirts of the Imperial Waterfront. Ahead of me, lies a large ominous forrest that sways and bellows in the wind.

       As I enter the forrest, theres a clap of thunder - and the sounds of wildlife fill the air. I am searching for a special plant called "Norstrim" which grows near water in between rocks. I need this plant for a alchemist in the Imperial City who wishes to cure a woman who has fallen ill to a vicous disease. As I walk past the molding trees, and wet moss - I see a deer drinking meagerly from a small pond. I immediately silence myself and crouch behind a tree. Making myself ready, I slide a steel toe arrow from my quiver and draw it in my bow's grasp. I line up my shot carefully, and exhale. The deer continues to drink from the pond, unaware. I release and the deers body shudders sideways from the hit and falls over, landing half in the pond. I walk to fallen animal and take back the pertruding arrow that sticks up from its ribcage.

     In town, I am able to get 20 gold pieces for the strips of venison that I carved from the deer's flesh. I immediately walk to the Frothy Ale pub across the cobblestone street and open its hulking wooden door. Inside, the dark bar teems with life. Candles probe the darkness with flickering golden shadows that dance along the walls and across people's faces. Ogers chat with humans, Elves chat with Bretons. I walk across the pub's many tables and sit at the bar. One order of potatoes, onions and ham go well with a few frosty mugs of mead - and I am off again outside of the pub. Its getting late so I decide I need to rest - in order to meditate on the skills I have learned thus far. I walk through the Elven Gardens within the Imperial Cities cloister and come across an affordable Inn. After a nice chat with the hostess inside, I make my way upstairs past the occupied rooms. To my left is another door that is locked. Using a lockpick, I infiltrate the next room and find a small ladder leading up a wall.

         This ladder takes me to the Attic of the Inn. I undress, and holster my bow - deciding to get a good nights rest under the stars. I lay down in another russik sak, and look up at the twinkling sky through the crack in the damaged roof above me. The stars blanket the sky like a sea of diamonds, shading the waning moon from its westward movement. Alone with my thoughts, I begin to wonder of my adventures in Kvatch. I have not been yet, but I hear of attacks on the city. Perhaps I will awake at dawn, and ride there to assist in the fight. Or perhaps, I may use that opportunity of distraction to break into a few homes to steal some items of value. Ongar is always looking for more hot material. I close my eyes, and fall to sleep - ready for a new day in Oblivion.