Monday, August 17, 2009

100th Post!!

Woo! 100th blogpost! Let's start this thing off with a bang! So for the last couple of months I have been working on a little comic just for fun especially for this occasion. It has been the most fun time I've had drawing in a long time. Doing this has inspired me to do more, so expect more of these little things to come, except not normally this long. This took a ridiculous amount of time, considering I'm a busy guy again.

Anyway, this thing is in no way, shape, or form, supposed to be serious. I'm not making some political statement, I just thought it might be a little humorous. It's also pretty random. I hope you enjoy it. You're probably going to have to click on them to get a better look. I don't have the proper software at this time to fix them up. So for now, this is as good as it gets.


I'm sure I'm going to need to explain some things about that comic, but moving on!

I've been taking a trip down memory lane and reading all of my old blogposts. It's actually a ton of fun. I thought I'd highlight a few things while I was at it.


It all started with this: http://cannonball011.blogspot.com/2007/01/this-just-in.html


One of my favorite adventures: http://cannonball011.blogspot.com/2007/05/great-nerf-adventure.html

My favorite project. I never really got pictures of the finished product. I ought to get those from Kevin.: http://cannonball011.blogspot.com/2007/01/my-current-project.html

Weirdest project: http://cannonball011.blogspot.com/2007/01/wii-sight-mark-i.html

Assassin's game winner! : http://assassingame07.blogspot.com/2007/12/winner.html

The greatest thing I've destroyed: http://cannonball011.blogspot.com/2009/01/i-put-it-down.html

Deepest blog post: http://cannonball011.blogspot.com/2009/05/vanity-of-vanities.html



Favorite comment:
"Amy said...

also, benjamin franklin was a douche. great inventor, perhaps, but douche all the way."


What's on my shelf now? The original thread: http://cannonball011.blogspot.com/2008/05/whats-on-my-shelf.html

In alphabetical order by last name of author. (not on my shelf, but for listing purposes. Some of my books are big.) This is a list of books that I have read/plan on reading/finishing. X is for finished, fractions for how much I've read already. Books are in the same series if not spaced.

Dante Alighieri

[ ] Dante's divine comedy: Hell, Purgatory, Paradise

Jane Austen

[1/2] Pride and Prejudice

[ ] Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (partly written by Seth Grahame-Smith)

Rob Bell

[x]
Velvet Elvis

[x] Sex God

[x] Jesus wants to save Christians

J.L. Bourne


[x] Day By Day Armageddon

Marcus J. Borg

[ ] Jesus: Uncovering the life, teachings, and relevance of a religious revolutionary.


Terry Brooks

[x] Armageddon's Children
[x] The Elves of Cintra
[x] The Gypsy Morph
[]
First King of Shannara
[x] Sword of Shannara
[x] Elfstones of Shannara
[x] Wishsong of Shannara
[x] Scions of Shannara
[x] Druid of Shannara
[x] Elf Queen of Shannara
[X] Talismans of Shannara
[x] Ilse Witch
[x] Antrax
[x] Morgawr
[x] Jarka Ruus
[x] Tanequil
[x] Straken

Max Brooks

[x] The Zombie Survival Guide
[x] World War Z

Dan Brown

[x]
Angels and Demons
[1/3] Davinci code. (sooo boring.)

Tobias S. Buckell

[x] Halo: The Cole Protocol

Raymond Chandler

[x] The Big Sleep
[x] The Long Goodbye
[ ] The High Window

Nathan Charlton

[x] Terra Nova: The Search


Tom Clancy

[x]
Red Storm Rising

[x] Teeth of the Tiger

[3/4] Red Rabbit (I don't know why I stopped.)

Michael Crichton

[x]
Prey
[x] Jurassic Park
[x] The Lost World
[] Andromeda Strain

Ted Dekker

[x]
Black
[x] Red
[x] White
[x] Showdown
[x] Saint
[x] Sinner

[ ] Chosen

[ ] Obsessed

[x] Thr3e

William C. Dietz

[x] Halo: The Flood


David Dunwoody


[ ] Empire


Daveed Gardenstein-Ross

[x]
My Year inside Radical Islam


Jean Craighead George

[x]
My side of the mountain

Bear Heart

[x]
The Wind is my mother: The Life and teachings of a native american shaman

Homer

[x]
The Iliad and The Odyssey

Brian Jacques

[x]
Redwall
[x] Mattimeo
[x] Marlfox
[x] Martin the Warrior
[x] Mossflower
[x] The Legend of Luke
[x] Lord Brocktree
[ ] Salamandastron
[ ] High Rhulain
[ ] Pearls of Lutra

Timothy Keller

[]
The Reason for God: Belief in an age of skepticism

Stephen King

[x]
Cell


Harold S. Kushner

[1/2]
To Life!: A celebration of Jewish being and thinking (good. I think I was working on a good fiction book so I dropped it)

C.S. Lewis

[]
The Magician's Nephew (now I recall reading the whole collection when I was younger, but I'm reading them all over again, so I'm not counting the earlier reads)
[x] The Lion, the With, and the Wardrobe
[] The Horse and his boy
[x] Prince Caspian
[] The Voyage of the Dawn Treader
[] The Silver Chair
[x] The Last Battle

[x] Mere Christianity
[x] Screwtape letters
[] The Problem of Pain
[] The Great Divorce
[] Miracles
[] A Grief Observed

Jonathan Maberry

[x] Zombie CSU: The Forensics of The Living Dead

[x] Patient Zero

Ross Macdonald


[ ] The Chill

Eric Nylund

[x]
The Fall of Reach
[x] First Strike
[x] Ghosts of Onyx

Frank Peretti

[x]
The Visitation

[x] The Oath

[x] This Present Darkness
[x] Piercing the Darkness

Mary Shelley

[x]
Frankenstein

Lee Strobel

[]
The Case for a Creator

Bram Stoker

[x]
Dracula

Joseph Staten

[x] Halo: Contact Harvest


Koushun Takami

[x] Battle Royale

Sun Tzu

[ ] The Art of War

David Wellington

[x] Monster Island
[x] Monster Nation
[ ] Monster Planet

So I guess my collection of books has grown a little bit. This isn't including all of the historical reference books I've got on the bible and the Roman empire and so forth. This also isn't counting the books I've borrowed from other people.

Phew! Well I think that's everything now. These 100th posts have been a real adventure. I love my blog dearly. It's been with me through the good and the bad. Here's to 100 more posts, and I hope you guys all stick around to read them!



6 comments:

Andrew C said...

You just parried the lunging attack of Facebook's blog assassin.

I need to post soon, this once a month stuff isn't cutting it.

Cory said...

I know what you mean. My drought has been caused, for the most part, by the comic strip I was working on. I'm hoping to start a better-than-normal blogging schedule now.

Padfoot240 said...

Nice! Those memories brought back some fun times.

I also learned new things, like Nathan and Amy making fun of a typo I made on your Wii Sight project post.


Wow guys.

Cory said...

Ya! haha, I didn't notice that one at first either.

Seriously good times.

Cory said...

You guys were really persistent about it.

Amy said...

Yayyy 100 posts! Congrats.

Game up belt made me laugh again too. I teared up a little. wow guys. hahaha.

looking forward to the next 100 posts, Cory. Also, I have no idea what it was in response to, but I stand firmly by everything I said about Franklin.