Yo I still don;t get how to reply to comments on fucking Tumblr, but I’m gonna write a post often keeping up with my Majora’s Mask comeback. Figured its the best way for me to use Tumblr. Just posted a new one! Fuck though, I posted it at 2:00am. No noe is gonna read that. Waste of hard work. I hate Tumblr man
And I never played Metal Gear and am therefore ashamed.
I’ve played about three or four hours of the game in the last few days. I have to say, it’s a lot weirder when you are older. As a kid, playing this game did not seem nearly as creepy, for I didn’t really understand back then what made things creepy. I hadn’t as strong reference point for reality as a kid, no one really does. And now that I know what the world is really made of (at least from the mind of a twenty year old), I gotta say, it’s gotten weird man.
I’m writing a lot of this as if you have played it or are familiar with it, but it will still be readable if not.
I have many short things to say about these first few hours:


So, I think I will lose many followers and gain many others because this blog that I never use is about to enter NOSTALGIA mode. I am replaying The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask for the first time since I was about nine or ten. That’s at least 10 years without the game that I deem as THE video game of my childhood.
While I firmly believe Final Fantasy VII to be the most perfect game of all time, Majora’s Mask is closest to me. Spent so many fucking hours on this game as a kid. And now I will replay it with an adult’s eye. This may prove to be an eye-opening introspective experience, for this game tends to be haunting and creep-master. Replaying it may make me realize why parts of me may be wack.
BUT THAT’S NOT WHY I’M PLAYING. The majority of what I post will just be discussing the games ridiculousness and perfection. It’s an awesome story, with a sword and a Zora mask. WHAT THE FACK MORE DO YOU NEED? I hope you guys read these, even if you don’t play. BUT DO PLAY. It’s crazy and fun and it has the structure of no other video game…ever.
Let’s go to Termina, fairies…
Keep this rebloggin’, it’s an amazing adventure. This is so fucking brave
Here’s the official announcement of #BonnarooGethard, a project where I’ll walk across America to try and get to a show on time. It’s going to be physically taxing, mentally exhausting, and most of all, it’s going to rely on people all over the country finding out about it and choosing to get involved if I am going to survive it. Check out this video and if the project seems like something you want to get behind, feel free to share the vid and let people know about this one. Any help spreading the word is very, very much appreciated. Thanks! - Geth
Post-Apocalyptic World of the Day: Lucie & Simon, a self-taught artistic duo out of France, have traveled the world photographing major metropolitan areas — such as Times Square and the Louvre — without signs of life. Their technique involves using a neutral density filter that allows for extra-long exposures, which removes moving objects like people and cars.
Don’t miss the rest of their series, Silent World, or the short film that pairs their images with music.
The extremely talented Clif Henning drew this as a tattoo for Random Dan.
Initially I was a little concerned at the idea of Random Dan getting Keith Haskel’s character permanently inked onto his body… But man, that is pretty awesome.
Last night’s episode of The Chris Gethard Show had it all: a living creature almost dying, make out sessions, men in diapers, international callers, a whole lot of chewing gum, a poem by Phil Jackson, and of course two insanely great musical performances by our good friends The Toys and Tiny Instruments. I think if you watch this one you will like this one! - Geth
Hello everyone!
Thanks for standing by The Chris Gethard Show as we lived last week under the brutal and oppressive thumb of the self-fashioned god known as The Hintmaster. I am happy to have been freed from the dog cage he imprisoned me in, happy to see that his own hubris turned his clan of…
So murder happened on this week’s Chris Gethard Show. Radical.
Last week on The Chris Gethard Show, The Human Fish killed The Hintmaster.
I think most people agree it was a good thing, but it’s also worth noting that, not too long ago, everyone loved The Hintmaster. A sobering reminder that the world is a fickle place, but also that people can change. Certainly, what The Human Fish did to save the show is a complicated act that people will be grappling with for some time to come.
Rest In Piece, Hintmaster.