I hate satellite Internet.

That being said, I'm sorry I haven't been around. Not that I think anybody missed me, but whatever. It turns out I got my fanfiction groove back and I recently published a Halo fanfic. Which I would appreciate if you would go see at my page on FanFiction.net. I also plan on (shocker, shocker) completing my JakII: Renegade fic. Wow. Maybe it's the rumors of the new Jak and Daxter game coming out this fall. Either that, or I finally decided to give Erol that sadistic and downright evil side everybody else portrays him like.

It will be interesting. Once I actually get around to it. Which might not be anytime soon.

In the meantime,
a) I saw Star Trek on May 9. I must say that it makes plenty of noteworthy "homages" to the original series and a few to the films and other series, although they are slightly more subtle. It's one of the best movies I've seen in YEARS.
b) I just saw Terminator Salvation today. Christian Bale didn't do too well, I thought, but then again, he isn't my idea of a great actor anyway. I'm more of a Gerard Butler person. Besides, Sam Worthington totally ruled that movie. And Yelchin, who played Kyle Reese (and Chekov in Star Trek 2009), did a fantastic job.
c) If you haven't read the "Alien Chronicles" trilogy and you like fantasy, sci-fi, or a mixture of the two, you have to read it. Without giving too much away, it's set in a distant galaxy in a distant time with an all-alien cast of characters. I found myself almost in tears at some of the things that happened. When a book affects you that way, you really feel like you're reading something good. It's under the Lucasfilm label but has absolutely nothing to do with Star Wars. They're by Deborah Chester. Check the reviews on Amazon.com if you want more info.

Don't count on me uploading art anytime soon. Satellite Internet sucks and I can't get to a fast Internet connection that allows deviantArt. It makes me very angry.

By the way, I'm on book three of the Alien Chronicles. I read the first two in the space of about five days and couldn't put them down unless I absolutely had to.