2006 Christmas Gift Tag

December 21, 2006 at 5:07 pm (Projects)

How you’ll know it’s from me… Christmas time is in 4 days.

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Quickie Pic .003

December 21, 2006 at 9:03 am (Pictures)

Me trying to commit suicide atop the parking garage of Treasure Island. Nicole is shocked, but doesn’t try to save me.

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Bringing back the Nintendo

December 21, 2006 at 4:39 am (Download, Gaming, How To)

So my boyfriend could not stop talking about this game called Mike Tyson Punch Out. It was on the old Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). So… to make him not mad at me anymore (I bought something for myself that he was supposedly gonna get for me on Christmas), I tried to find a way to bring back his childhood days…

Mike Tyson Punch Out Screenshot

First off, if you don’t know how old school these games are, here is a video from YouTube of the Mike Tyson Punch Out game.


To get things rolling, you will need an emulator. This is just basically a program that allows the computer to act like that operating system or in our instance, a gaming system. With some research, Nestopia is the one most favored and I find it is very easy to use.

* Information & Download HERE

Installation is very, very easy. Just download the .zip to the desktop and extract it into a new folder named Nestopia (preferably in C:Program Files). Once finished, click the icon that looks like an NES and WALA! You have your NES right on the computer.

Now… for some games. If you are searching for games online, they are called ‘roms‘. Since we are strictly working with the NES, our search would be for nes roms. Luckily for you, I did all the work.

* All the NES roms you could ever want (about 800) HERE

Some favorites….
Mike Tyson Punch Out
Tecmo Bowl
Jordan vs Bird One on One
Wheel of Fortune
Hello Kitty
(all downloads courteous of The Old Computer Dot Com, same link as above)

Finally, running a game via Nestopia is so easy!!! Just File>Open. Once you click on the zip that the NES rom is located in, it will automatically load that game.

The only downfall is that at first, you will not know what buttons are ‘enter’, ‘left’, ‘right, etc. You’ll figure it out. They are always a combo between ’shift’, ‘enter’, ‘the period’, and ‘comma’. Also, you may get an error saying it might be a bad game, just keep playing. Games have worked fine even when they had a warning.

There are also other emulators, like for the N64, Game Cube, and Playstation. I even read that you can get an NES emulator to run on a PSP.
Who knew? Happy gaming.

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Paper box and airplane, shortcuts, tallest man, etc.

December 20, 2006 at 3:09 am (Links, Random)

Turn your fugly XP interface into Mac’s OS X
I don’t think XP’s interface is terrible, but it could be better. Can’t wait for Vista! In the meantime, do this…

Perfect paper airplane
Video tutorial on YouTube. Yet to try it, but I suuuure will.

Paper snack boxes
Definitely gonna have to try this. Sick and tired of washing all these damn dishes... only downfall, how clean are these…..?

100 Keyboard Shortcuts for Windows
So effin’ tight. Thank God somebody finally made this. You will know some already and some are really simple, but still really useful.

Make pages load faster
No really… won’t cost you nothing. Just some tweaks you can do with IE and Fire Fox. So far for me, it works.

World’s tallest man is what… Asian?!
Represent. And ya`ll said we were short!!! Plus, he saved dolphins too.

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I love her and her fivehead

December 15, 2006 at 5:36 am (Celebs)


Rihanna is so hot man. But daayummm,… that thang is large.
I hope her next single is, “There’s a Thug in my Life” ft J-Status.

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