Ugh, the last two weeks have been remarkably hellish for me. Between my boss and I, we are the only two people actually manning a game store. This isn’t so bad besides the fact I haven’t had a day off in two straight weeks. We’re waiting for our assistant manager to get back since he’s getting married (congratulations!). Earlier this week however, I got whatever it is that goes around this season. That’s pretty much why updates have been pretty sparse, and I also have a story about how idiotic Nevada doctors can be.

I originally went to Quick Care day one. All I was requesting was a shot, I didn’t care if they poked it in my ass (the nurse usually does that anyway). I just knew I had to get better because there’s no one else to work. The doctor I got was a total dip shit who refused to give me a shot—fair enough—though they then didn’t listen when I asked for liquid medicine. I don’t know what it is, but I throw up all pills. I’ve had a history of getting lethally sick, so I’ve had practice attempting to take them. Even if I pop them in the back of my throat, swallow, and don’t taste a thing. I still expect to see that same pill in a different form in about two seconds. Yay… gag reflex.

So anyway, I try to down some of these pills to get better, call my boss and tell him I’m sick as a dog. I sadly had to miss a day, though thankfully he wasn’t a jerk about it. I wake up on day two and I’m bleeding. Not normal, oh lookie, I cut my finger. No, more like blood is coming out of my ears, nose, and mouth for no reason. I’m freaking out understandably so I jump in the shower hoping it’ll just go away. It calms after my shower which is all fine and dandy, but I end up reading my medicine prescription. I had already read the side effects, which was vomiting and other pretty standard stuff. What I didn’t notice the first time is that bastard doctor gave me medicine for swine flu.

I did not have swine flu, I had a normal regular flu. Generally if you have a case of swine flu you’re taken into quarantine. I was pretty pissed at this point, but I just laid down while I waited for my mom to come home to take me to the hospital. I was pretty positive I could hold out till then as it was. So a trip to the hospital where I finally had suffered enough to get my stupid shot plus an IV and some tests.

Now I’m feeling better at least and I start work back up tomorrow. I’m not sure when I’m going to get a day off next, I’m just going to flat out assume it’s next Friday (oh joy). So updates have been rare due to this hectic schedule.

I also don’t know how I’m going to pull off all the work I have for 91.8 The Fan as well. Non-awesomely enough we have very big plans including donation content, forums, and I’ve got some ideas about directory upgrades… and pretty much a team of just one or two people assigned to the workload, I’m not looking forward to all of that work…

• New Site Design: This needs to be tested, tweaked, and have spare graphics made for it.
• Donation Area: We’re adding a specialty donation area that needs to be tested thoroughly before launch.
• Music Database: Make a whole database on my own that includes Korean, Japanese, Taiwanese, Chinese music. We’re looking at anywhere between two hundred to five hundred GBs.
• Forum Design & Management: Kibs is helping me here and he will be in charge of the overall forums, but it also needs a lot of testing before launch.
• Database: I want to add pics and descriptions of all of the anime, which is going to be a lot of work.

Originally I was expected to do all of this in two weeks. This is obviously unrealistic… though hopefully I can buckle down and work on it when I get off of work. That’s all I can hope for—as well as not getting sick at important times (RAWR D<).

Anyway, I’ll probably finish the Playstation 2 Game List portion soon enough. I took a stand still as I occupied with other things. I’ll see you guys later, and thanks for being patient.

91.8 The Fan has been updated with a new article.

During my visit to AnimeVegas, I was able to interview the English voice actoress of Litchi Faye-Ling from BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger, or better yet known as Lauren Landa. We attempt not to be utter fans at these sort of events, but since day one Litchi is the only character from the game I play, and I will boost that I make a mean Litchi. The character’s are funny and dynamic, so to interview one of my favorites was quite pleasant. Thank you for the time, it was awesome, Lauren~!

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91.8 The Fan has been updated with a new article.

I had the honor of interviewing Yaya Han personally. She is very much a sweetheart, and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. Make sure to click below to see the actual interview as she had some interesting things to say about cosplay as well as a good amount of advice.

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