I saw this poster the other day and it just struck a chord within me.

It's the little things that keep me going right now.
I've been waiting to see someone that I haven't seen in a long time.
She never really left, but I miss her presence all the same since we haven't talked in a while.
I don't know how she does it, but she's stronger than I'll ever be.

"Freedom comes with patience..." - Me

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People have asked you time and again
Why you've never left them alone?
So it's no surprise that we're all waiting by your side
letting you collect yourself
Rest your head, waste away your would be worries
If you could be here, I know that you would be
I know that you're watching in your own way
Looking on from a distance that you've grown accustomed to

Your faith always rattles the cages of the impossible
Shaking the mountains of disbelief that block the light of your love
Everything passes by your way
You can't stand still any longer when your body isn't willing to be left behind
When the mind is willing and the body's on break
How do you pass the time that fills your never-ending days?
Do you let your faith lift you from where you should be laying?

You're the only one that wears this strength so fittingly
Your silence is deafening when your will is so loud
You whisper and it speaks volumes
Your insight never lets me come back down
When your grace carries my faith to a place that only you can take it
You've done all this in the span of a lifetime

You lost your time
Laying back taking on the pain
Looking back you were looking forward to this
But nothing's what it seems even with your eyes closed
Taking in this situation as you take in each and every breath
Life exhales and inhales with no certainty of returning
You're dying to let me know the way you feel
Communication is but a bridge and words are just one of many ways to cross it
Blink once if you hear me
Blink twice if you can still see through me
Close your eyes at my embrace if you still feel the same as I do
Freedom comes with patience, so let me wait with you
Move on when you're ready and I'll follow close behind

  


I originally chalked this one up as an April Fool's joke when I first saw it a while back, but who knows?
Today, Midway Games confirmed what had been rumored for a while: the first next-generation Mortal Kombat title,
is officially titled Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe.
As the title suggests, it will be a crossover with the characters and setting of DC Comics.

Traditionally, Mortal Kombat games have been rated M for Mature in the U.S.,
which means they are recommended for players 17 and older.
No word yet on whether the game will feature the fatalities and brutal moves the series is known for.
Either way, Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is, in fact, on the way.
The story will be used to balance the fights more evenly, and will do so using established mythology.
For instance, the story will feature magic factors, to weaken Superman against a character like Sub-Zero.

The combination of “popularity and style of fighting” was used to choose which characters were in the game,
according to series head Ed Boon. Batman, Superman, Sub-Zero, and Scorpion are the first confirmed characters.
One of the new features for the game includes a new fighting mechanic,
including zoom-ins and fighting while falling from one level of the stage to the next.

More information about the game will be released at www.worldscollide.com

P.S. If you know your Superheroes then you should know what their reactions will be to these words:

“FINISH HIM!!!”

Superman: “No, I won't!”
Batman: “I don’t think so.”
Wonder Woman: “Do you know how much crap I took after I killed someone the last time?"

Activision announced today that Spider-Man: Web of Shadows is currently in the works
from Shaba Games and Treyarch for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 2, PSP, Nintendo DS, Wii and PC.

     

Six of the most respected anime artists in Japan (Yoshiaki Kawajiri (Ninja Scroll), Shojiro Nishimi (Tekkonkinkreet),
Yasuhiro Aoki (Steamboy), Futoshi Higashide (Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack),
Toshiyuki Kubooka (The Secret of Blue Water), and Hiroshi Morioka (Chronicle of the Wings) explore Bruce Wayne's transition
from tormented crime fighter into the heroic icon of a crumbling metropolis known as Gotham City.

Although the Gotham Knight shorts are compatible with the storylines of the Batman Begins and The Dark Knight,
they are also standalone stories. So you can think of this as Batman's Animatrix.

Batman: Gotham Knight - Official Site
http://warnervideo.com/batmangothamknight/

     

I'm re-posting this video since Youtube took it down over the weekend after I had found it.

 

 

I love this video!