My throat's been hurting for two days now, but my nose is also getting better (it's been extremely dry for a week and there's white patches of dead skin just flaking off like crazy, but if I scratch 'em out it hurts like a bitch so I just let 'em be and the result is that I always look like someone moneyshot me) and I didn't get a headache today for once, so I'd say it's a pretty good trade! On the other hand, I'm getting another psoriasis attack but that's just a minor annoyance. Yeah, psoriasis is a bitch and not many people know (at least till now) but it's one of the main reasons why I keep my hair long; so it stays invisible. If I shaved my head I'm pretty sure I'd look like a leper under there. Another big reason is that most males in my father's family get bald before their thirties so I dunno, maybe subconsciously I'm afraid that if I cut my hair it won't grow back or some shit. Of course, the biggest reason I keep my hair long it because it looks fabulous and I've got awesome hair.

Huh, I got sidetracked here, anyway. Yesterday I finished the last campaign in Age of Empires II and got the achievement I've been working for for a decade. It feels like a chapter of my childhood is finally over, feels weird man. But as I was wondering what to do next, the Humble Indie Bundle punched me in the face with actual decent games like Realms of Ancient War and Confrontation, amongst other goodies that I've actually been meaning to get. They're not masterpieces, mind you, but they're at least not only playable, but decent. Plus 1.01$ for half a dozen games is always worth it. But ironically, even though I got new games, I've still been playing TTT most of the time but today I actually got bored of it so I reinstalled Mount & Blade Warband. I swear, once you start playing this game it just sucks up all of your free time (and all of my time is free). It shouldn't even be that fun; it's a simple and basic medieval simulator and it's relatively old, plus you pretty much just turn in circles doing the same thing over and over again for a hundred hours till you realize you've pretty much been wasting your time, but hot dang is it addictive and satisfactory.