Naoki Standard double... yeah, I suck. =P At least I finally made it to D2R, but I had eaten a giant roast beef sandwich (plus Arby's curly fries!) just prior, so that was messing me up too =P

I found out, the hard way, that Suncoast employees can no longer get a Best Buy discount today. Best Buy's computers list me as "terminated", even though I'm still working for Suncoast. That was fun, just walking out on a ~$350 pile of merchandise without taking anything. =P

Started heading over to CP from there, since they had upgraded to MAX2 (presumably using SF's old bootleg upgrade kit). Traffic was hell. There's no fast way to get from Gaithersburg to Silver Spring in rush hour.

By the way, Namco DDR arrows suck. Even the plexiglass type is different enough to mess me up. I'm glad SF's new machine doesn't have those... yet.

Josh had long departed by the time I got there, and I found myself in a funny situation - the arcade had run out of tokens. Completely. I had brought 9 tokens with me - and found I was the only person in the place to possess any tokens at all. In order to play, Kevyn had to get the attendant to put credits onto the machine manually. (Kevyn arrived a bit later.) I did pay for that Naoki Standard doubles set before that, though.

We both left the arcade when we were DDR'd out. At this point, the digicam is begging for a battery recharge. The battery ran out pretty quick. -_- Shouldn't Lithium batteries last much longer?

Kevyn and I both went to Dave's place after that. Fear the Disco Mecha! =P We watched Dave go through all of Rez to unlock more extra stuff - he's trying to get everything in the game unlocked, and apparently it requires playing the game over and over using different settings. He got the good ending, where the lady sends off a fleet of butterflies from her hands. ^^;

Kevyn left, I stayed for another half as we watched pieces of Samurai Jack, Who's Line Is It Anyway, etc. After that, I departed into the heavy rain, drove home, and showered and stuff.

Guess that was about it. Most of those pics were taken at "Medium 1" resolution - most of those bigger images are actually 40% of the original size. The output is pretty nice. ^^