An Indepth Look Into A Geek's Soul

I totally went on a quest today my friends.  A quest so epic that few people have ever lived to tell of it.  What was this quest for you ask?  Gold?  Fame?  Horny women wanting to get it on with you?  NO!  It was for the mighty, travel sized, Hero Clix!

WHAT?!?!  I know, I know.  But let me explain before you all get your panties in a bunch. Collin and I had a mandate today, with the biggest reasons being that we were going to go to Top of the Ninth, get some Hero Clix, and fight each other.  Why?  Mostly because we are awesome.  Needless to say, we started this quest at around 3:30 and didn't find them until around 5:15.  It was amazing.  Let me hit you up with the details now.  We hit up Top of the Ninth, which is this tiny comic shop that Collin goes to every now and then. It's a nice comic book shop, don't get me wrong.  Even made me want to buy some Knight of the Old Republic comics.  I'm not going to right now, but it was definitely tempting.  Anyways, all they had were some crappy individual Hero Clix, we didn't want any.  Our search went elsewhere.

Borders was next on our shop.  I thought I've seen them there.  I was wrong.  We hit up Toys R Us, which happend to be right next door.  Was it there?  No, no it was nice.  Some nice Pokemon cards, but no Hero Clix.  Quickly, across the street to the mall!  We hit up Target, nothing is there.  We hit up Game Stop, nothing there either.  We head on over to FYE, but didn't expect to find anything there.  We didn't, but we did see Amanda.  She's looking great by the way, and looks fantastic.  She got a hair cut, it looks perfect on her.  And you know what?  It really wasn't that awkward either.  Yay!

She left, we left, our lack of Hero Clix ruining our mandate.  Then it hit me.  What about the Fun Factory I managed to mime to Collin.  GENIUS!  We rush over there, overjoyed to see that it's still open.  The door swings open, and SHIZAM! (who's getting healed?) there they are, in all their wonderful glory.  And on sale.  3 packs for $10.  Done and done. We packed up some packs (3 and a pack of Magic cards for me, 6 packs for Collin) and head to Taco Bell.  Hey, we were hungry.  After that, we headed to the library, where the real action happens.  We played the game.  For roughly 2 hours.  That's right, we played to about 8:30 at night.  Crazy.  The games went about 50/50 for the wins.  We picked up some books after that, and called the mandate an end.  I mean, we called the Epic Quest of Hero Clix an end.  Yes.

Peace Out.