What's all this then?

Oh boy, a blog.

You've seen them before. Incessant postings by some random individual who believes they have a say in what goes on in the world. That their little voice among 6.8 billion is somehow worth something. Indeed, many people do this in many fashions, such as voting, where, at least where I live (Canada, North America), voter turnout is dangerously low. The fact of the matter is, most elections are separated by thousands upon thousands of votes (save for several ridings/districts). One vote usually does not make a difference. Same with voices, or blogging. Most blogs go completely unread outside of the blogger's close friends or family. The lack of posting usually results in the blogger's decreased posting frequency and/or complete forget of the blog. I know, I had a blog before, which was read by exactly one person.

So, you're obviously asking, why am I blogging now/again?

Well, the surprising point I was going to make is that the individual voice is the point. We would be nowhere without people speaking up for themselves or for those that depend on them. I felt like I could get somewhere by starting a blog like many other people have and talk about whatever I want.

And what will I be talking about? ........ Video games and Star Wars. Oh, yes.

What, you thought I was some kind of activist or something? Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II just got announced! I haven't got the time!