New Blog

Hello all, to my followers that are still here, sorry for not posting in forever, I have decided to open up a new blog, based on a hobby I love, it will be updated regularly and will be based on Airsoft. Come check out http://kelloggsairsoft.blogspot.ca/ SEE YOU SOON!

Rebecca is a poser

Rebecca black has shit all on this girl


She's the real deal, her song is just so catchy.

Modern Warfare 3 confirmed.

What do you guys think?

Honestly I stopped playing CoD games since World at War. The abusive kill streaks made it boring and repetitive.

Minecraft server!

Do you guys play minecraft? want a fun friendly SMP server to play on, with optional PvP?

Well you just found it my friends, I currently operate my own Minecraft server, we have players from all over the world, like Canada, Netherlands, Australia and even Singapore!

Come on down to KelloggsMC 

Here's a bit of information about my server.

It's very simple, the server is SMP with Optional PvP
Survival against the elements.
Punch trees, punch animals, place blocks, it's all up to you.

We're running on a Hostladder VPS 24/7


Plug-Ins:
LWC
Signtrader
BigBrother
Optional PvP
GuestPrev

Hate having so much gold that you can't use?
Well don't worry, in our server, gold is the economy! buy things with gold and sell things with gold with the signtrader plugin!

We have random events either PvP events with TDM or FFA or Mob events (kill mobs)

Visit our forums for more information
http://KelloggsMC.net

some screen shots

Reviving this motherfucking blog!

Sup y'all, those of you still following me are probably wondering, where the fuck did this guy go.

Well i've been really busy with school and most of all, my MineCraft server.

Everyone check out my Minecraft server at KelloggsMC

Here's a few videos to get you all excited about my blog again!

Marble Hornets

This is some weird wacky stuff, watch all the videos starting from the first one.

http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3207172

Rage you Lose!

Comment with the time it took you to rage!

I raged within the first minute for all of them.

For you starcraft fans!

[TUT] Stealing Money From A Payphone

Stealing Money From A Payphone

This is a tutorial to show you how to get money from a payphone.

This apparently works for the most common payphones, such as:

- At&t
- Quest
- Verizon
- Maybe more... (give it a try)

This is a very easy method, you just need to find a payphone you want to try it on, and follow these steps:

1. Pick up the phone
2. Dial in the following code - 24998-24001-29190-90467-59718-7429-087
3. Hang up the phone
4. Press the change/coin release button
5. A few bucks should fly out

I wouldn't abuse this method, as it isn't a substantial amount of money, but you can get in real trouble for it. But, now you have the knowledge, do with it what you will.

*I take no credit in making this guide I just got this off a forum*

Sup y'all.

Hey all, sorry I haven't posted in a while, been very busy with school work. I promise more new interesting posts, you will not regret following me!, here's a sneak peak of things to come!

(NFSW VIDS)
Harry Potter Xrated trailer

Also, not all of my posts will be video's.

People are just amazing

A real post will come soon but this is just so much win.

Post: #1 Jack Black as the "Mis-Informant"

It's facebook fursdays!

Oh hello all, for all you people that have been on my blog before I posted a few facebook threads but now I'm officially calling it facebook fursdays so every fursday I will post new facebook fails.

Let's learn some more English!

This video has so much win, enjoy!

Bieber haters watch these.

The best video ever.

Guys, we have hope

JUSTIN Bieber is being investigated for an alleged assault.The 16-year-old pop star reportedly hit a 12-year-old boy while playing a game of laser tag — an infrared points scoring gun game — in Canada.
Although the child in question suffered no visible injuries, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police are in the process of interviewing witnesses who were present at the time of the alleged incident.
However, Canadian blog ZackTaylor.ca spoke to staff at the laser tag center and they claim the Baby hitmaker was cornered by a group of eager fans and “accidentally hit the kid while running away”.
Meanwhile, Bieber has confessed he sulked and cried like a baby when he failed his first driving exam and refused to sit in the passenger seat of the Range Rover his mentor Usher bought for him as a 16th birthday present.
“There was no way I was getting in the passenger seat, bawling like a ten year old,” he said.
“I felt every car driving by was taunting me. Some girl drove by, putting on mascara as she weaved down the boulevard — but she sure had a driver’s licence, didn’t she?
“Some dude cruised by in a truck, smoking a cigarette, which he tossed on the street like the world was his ashtray. I bellowed after him, ‘I hate you!’ It felt so good. I bellowed at the next guy, ‘I hate you too! And I hate you! And I hate you!’ ”

Also, lets hate on this kid!

PS3 Move

Here's my questions:

1.) Is it accurate if your 2-3 feet away from the TV?
2.) Would you recommend this PS Move?
3.) Is playing MAG, RE5, Heavy Rain, Planet Minigolf, etc good with the Move feature?
4.) Do you think I should buy another Move controller right away once I buy the Sports Champions bundle and the Nav controller?

That's it for now.

I really want to get Move just for Time Crisis tbh. But another exception is that I've never owned a Wii! and I want to experience motion gaming already!!

For all us WoW fags out there even though I don't play anymore

Wanna learn english?

Sorry for not posting the past few days, been really busy. I'm back though with a hilarious vid!

Once the premier console military shooter, the Medal of Honor series has lost some of its luster this generation with a couple of less-than-inspiring offerings. Hoping to battle their way back to the frontlines, Electronic Arts has enlisted two development squads (Danger Close for the campaign and DICE for the multiplayer) to help completely reboot the franchise. Can this representation of the current war against the Taliban bring Medal of Honor into the modern era of first-person shooters, or is the game still struggling to get to higher ground?

Since the game isn’t in stores until today, the majority of this review will focus on the single player campaign. Starting up the game I was greeted by a military quote and then found myself riding inside a helicopter. That’s pretty familiar territory for this genre, but the chopper ride does a good job showing off how much work has been spent on recreating the Afghan countryside. In particular, the lighting and particle effects really shine while highlighting the mountainous terrain. So much so, that I can forgive some of the rough textures. Okay, enough talk about the sightseeing. We’re here to get on the ground and kill the Taliban.

Yes, despite the controversy in renaming the insurgents in the multiplayer mode, the Taliban are most definitely the opposing force in the campaign. Playing as Tier 1 Operators and Army Rangers, you are tasked with locating and rooting out these militants from villages, caves, and hillsides through a variety of methods. Maybe it’s just me, but like many military games, the way this variety is presented is starting to resemble an Old Spice commercial. By that, I mean that it constantly feels like I’m getting placed in different situations without a great deal of flow between them. “Look at me. I’m on a helicopter. Look again. I’m in a Humvee. Look down, back up. I’m driving an ATV. Look at me now. I’m calling in air strikes. What’s in your hand, back at me, I have it. It’s a sniper rifle. Anything is possible. I’m on a horse.” Wait, wait… I got a little carried away, that last one doesn’t happen.

What does happen, fortunately, is a stream of intense action and firefights in rapid succession. This hampers the storytelling aspects of the game but it’s thankfully fairly easy to keep track of who is who; for the majority of the game you are placed into the boots of one of three soldiers: Tier One Operators Deuce and Rabbit and Army Ranger Adams. There’s a clear difference between the missions and activities you embark on while playing as each of the different specialists. Tier One operations occupy much of the story, and these are more tactical and stealthy endeavors with a squad of two or four teammates. Since the teams are small, these missions succeed in discouraging players from going in loud and allow for some interesting moments of flanking and calling in aerial strikes on identified targets. There are several firefights can’t be avoided though, and these operatives are certainly capable of looking down iron sights and headshotting Taliban as they peek out from destructible cover. The cover system is actually a little more in-depth than most first-person shooters, as you can slide behind hard spots and lean to the sides to avoid full exposure. Aside from that, these bullet exchanges play out similarly to Medal of Honor’s contemporaries and your squad mates are actually adept at taking down their share of combatants.

The Army Ranger sections are structured in a much more guns blazing fashion and are some of my favorite moments in the game. This is perhaps because I felt more vulnerable with bullets flying everywhere and cover quickly collapsing around me. There are some great moments of providing suppressing fire to allow your teammates to close in on embedded machine guns. This gameplay type is satisfying and stands out as a unique experience amidst a lot of the familiar, yet well done, events that are encapsulated in the five-hour campaign. Yes, the single player mode is concise, but aside from the loose controlling (and frame-rate dropping) ATV section, the entire game is action on top of action. Outside of the campaign, there is also a Tier 1 Mode that is based on playing through each of the single-player levels as fast as possible, leaderboard included. There’re no checkpoints in this mode and the difficulty is upped, so this is for those who like a challenge. I do find it a little odd that Tier 1 Mode rewards players for skilled kills like headshots or melees by pausing the timer for a few seconds. It seems dangerously close to turning this into a Score Attack arcade mode and contrasts with the overall reverence shown towards the subject matter.

I’ve played around two hours of online multiplayer, so I’ll give a few thoughts on it, but it will take significant longer to know if Medal of Honor is going to be an online hit. I will say that it has good framework despite not allowing you to slide into cover or peak out of it as you can in the campaign. It offers the persistent online leveling that unlocks new equipment for three different classes: Riflemen, Special Ops, and Snipers. It also has a perks system that rewards players for kill streaks with either offensive or defensive Support Actions like mortar strikes and UAVs. Medal of Honor supports up to twenty-four players across four different game modes: Team Assault (team deathmatch), Objective Raid (bombing raids), Sector Control (territory capturing), and Combat Mission. Combat Mission is my favorite mode, and revolves around a team goal of either protecting or capturing five consecutive objectives. These matches can be lengthy, but the gameplay offers a nice mix of combat and teamwork although there are currently only three maps for Combat Mission. As for the remaining three modes, there are currently five maps and I find them to be well done, with lots of different paths and opportunities for different elevations. Unfortunately, with the opportunities for vantage points, snipers seem to have the upper hand on most maps. I know I was sniped numerous times after taking a mere few steps from a spawn point. Then again, in other matches I was able to sneak up on snipers as they were occupied with my teammates. To succeed at multiplayer, it’s going to take a mix of classes on each team; without competent snipers, winning seems daunting. There’s also a Hardcore mode that cycles through the three game types (not including Combat Mission). Truth be told, it seems like this title could offer a solid online game experience, but the number of maps and gameplay customization options is limited when compared to other first-person shooter options. I should also mention that in my brief time with the multiplayer, I did encounter one match with lag that made the game unplayable. This will hopefully not be an issue when the servers are more populated.

Medal of Honor is a commendable reboot of the franchise and Danger Close and DICE have taken great strides in catching the series up to its competitors. The single player, while skimpy on story and length, is an enjoyable and extremely varied ride. The multiplayer seems poised to compete well in the market with fast-paced combat and well-designed levels, but the lack of game options and limited initial maps is concerning. Though not feature-rich, Medal of Honor is successfully back into the fray and positioned as a viable FPS option once again.

Overall I give MoH a 9/10