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I just finished reading a book a few days ago, it's called The Silver Kiss by Annette Curtis Klause. It was a pretty good book, recommended to me by a really good friend of mine (x_becky). It's about a girl dealing with her bff moving far away, and her mother dying of cancer. She finds a really strange boy, who is a lonely and emotionally hurt vampire, and they help each other out and fall in love. It compares to Twilight (even though it's older), but the characters have a lot more [deeper] issues than Bella & Edward do. I'd recommend it if you're up for it.


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BlackIceJoe wrote:I am really saddened to hear that Sakura Wars 1+2 will not come out. I find it weird that Sony would turn down the game. Because they say the game is not a game. I like lots of text in my games. You get a good story then.I myself like games like that over shooters.
I am not sure if it will happen but I would like NISA to try to bring out Sakura Wars 1+2. It may not have been able to come out from the other developer. Which on Neogaf it sounds like it was Gaijinworks Victor Ireland's studio. But maybe NISA would have a better chance. The one thing I do not get is when you go to look at Gamestop online or Amazon you see less then 50 PSP games coming out. So I do not get why SCEA would turn down games. So that is why I think NISA should try to bring Sakura Wars 1+2 out.
Because if was Gaijinworks & they tried to submit it for approval a long time ago maybe now Sony will want to allow the game to come out. I just would hate to see this nice series not come out any more because So Long, My Love did not sell that well. So even though it might be a long shot I hope if not soon but some day NISA will take another shot with bringing more Sakura Wars games to North America.
androvsky wrote:If it helps any, even though the sales may have fallen below the threshold needed to pay for a Wii port and a giant dub, there's the possibility they were good enough that if one of the games gets a PS3 port for the Japanese market, a partial dub might be feasible. Stay optimistic, don't listen to stealth20k, stiff upper lip ol' chap and all that.
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RedCoKid wrote:I would be surprised by a PS3 port/remake/sequel; after all, Valkyria had its follow-up downgraded to PSP. And there were some remarks elsewhere but I suppose that's me taking things too hard.
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The One wrote:I bought the Sakura Wars movie today from Amazon. I hope it's good!
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put the ues on, its like looking at a naked lady with masking tape on the """ I have a spring set for the ue's but i think robin still sells them
oh ue pic sooooo nice brb need kleenex
put the ues on, its like looking at a naked lady with masking tape on the """ I have a spring set for the ue's but i think robin still sells them
oh ue pic sooooo nice brb need kleenex
I'm just experimenting - the UE shocks with 40wt and red springs back, white springs front felt to hard. And handling actually didn't feel the best, but sure it did take big jumps better without bottoming out.
I somehow felt handling was better using the Big Bores with stock white progressive springs - just a little too the soft side, noticeable on bigger jumps.
Sure the truck looks better using UE shocks, but my build is not based on looks
And I would need a way to fit the CF shocktower braces if I'm going back UE shocks, since they mount exactly same spot.
I think UE shocks with white springs and 30wt oil all around could be spot on - so I need to find 4x UE white springs....
Last edited by petraeus; 06-09-2012 at 11:59 AM.
Nice build. Wish i had as much money as you
Emaxx #3903, MERV
Patreus, Nice job on the lst2 mod. I,m doing the same thing only I made some special washers with a lip to go on axles in front of the 15 x 24 bearings. Now I can also use the rubber boots to keep the dirt out of the cv joints. Still waiting for one pc drive cups to set up and see what I need for spacers. I got some hpi ones and some other ones from ue to see if they will fit. Again, nice job on your build and this post with all the pics..
Notice some changes you like?
No, it's not the blue body........
Still not seeing it?
Body off might help...
Yep - got the UE Shocks back on. Now retuned with 30wt oil and a spring combo of white UE springs and the included Chrome springs from the UE Supershock set
I'm not sure if your 'allowed' to combine springs like this - but I can assure this just feels very good. Due the incline it feels nice progressive - allowing droop and not bottoming out as easy as with the big bores and white traxxas stock progressive springs. And this way my CF shock tower braces could still be used.
I'm confident this is good.
So far this feels like the best combo so far - don't know why I didn't try this earlier..
It's been raining all day, everything is soaking wet outside, so I wont be able to do any test runs
Do you have the 17mm traxxas addapters? I just got those for my 3903 and i was wondering if there is as much slop as everyone says?
Emaxx #3903, MERV
Not quite! seems you missed a lot of reading
I got some losi 17mm hexes but there a sloppy fit so im having my buddy at machine shop bore out some traxxas ones to fit.I will probably put a screw in the end to hold them tight too.
Also I dont know if you did,but you can put the steel rings from the revo axle carriers on the rpm axle carriers and use the blue retainers. they fit tight but they will go on. Helps keep the pillow balls in.
Weather cleared up yesterday late afternoon, so I had the EMBUE for a quick test run with the new UE shock setup. Since all offroad was wet and muddy, I only took it onroad, with some small jumps using the sidewalk curbs.
This shock setup so far feels very good. Much better than either the too stiff UE 40wt - red springs back, white springs front or the too soft Traxxas big bores 40wt - stock progressive whites. Some off road bashing and jumping testing is needed.
There are just to many variables how to choose the right shock setup
But the UE shocks surely looks better on the truck, compared to the small 1:10 scale bigbores.
yeah it does, that is 1 sweet ride
Losi XXL cvd's arrived today. Looks like I need to go get some bearings to fit these guys up. I have 4 x Tekno Axle carriers so not expecting the trouble you guys had with the RPM tru trac.
Looking forward to watch your process. Maybe you should start a build thread on this?
And, oh - we didn't have any problems. Well at least I didn't - I've had a fun, experiencing challenge getting all this to work. I really feel my EMBUE is as tough and sturdy as a MT gets. But I need to get it tuned better.
Was out yesterday, off road driving 3 packs of 4s lipo.
After I installed the XXL CVD's, and at same time installed UE Supershocks in a softer setup, the truck felt a little uncontrolable - especially on loose gravel. Now, I'm running 3k in rear diff and 7k in front diff and it caused quite a bit offloading on the loose gravel, which I don't recall were an issue earlier. This made the TrencherX balloon quite some. In grass I didn't notice a big change in driving performance, except the suspension setup felt really good.
Had some big jumps (not huge) but fairly big - would say about 6 feet high, 20 feet long. Some landed good, some landed not so good followed by massive cartwheels, some landed nose direct in ground, some landed on the roof, and some on the rear end. I didn't try to baby it for sure.
Damage report - nothing, except the obvious body wear and tear.
This build is so far a huge success
Soon time to try 6s isn't it ?
Sure is tempting - I didn't even run 5s with it - actually I had a single 3s matched to a 2s, but since I never used it, I swapped it with a friends 2s
Still 4s seems plenty to me
But it could be fun to try what MisterCrash did:
http://traxxas.com/forums/showthread...=1#post4636669100 consecutive standing back flips! Or attempts I should say, they were not all beautiful to watch...................So what's the verdict on the 8th scale drive train?......................................Everyt hing looks fine! The CVD shafts, the drive cups, the center dogbones, it all held up to this grueling testing I did today. I'm very happy.
But I'll have to order 2x3s then
I would like to post a video of my EMBUE bashing - but right now, I simply don't have much spare time..
Last edited by petraeus; 06-13-2012 at 03:33 AM.
Haven't had a chance to look at it just yet; just received my SCX10 today also, so just soldered on the deans and have to break in the brushed motor. Also for NSW / QLD'ers, State of Origin tonight which is kind of a big deal around here so I have to watch that (its a football match for you non-Aussies out there). When I picked up the SCX10 I also stopped by a local store here that are part hobby store but mainly engineering so they sell a lot of really hard to get bits and pieces as far as bearings, shims etc. So got 8 x 15x21x4 bearings (2 per carrier), the outer bearing I can't remember size and 3x nylon washers per corner for the offset so I'll get onto that either tonight or tomorrow.
like patraus said I didnt have any problems with the lst2 rpm trutrac mod. either. actually I,m having a lot of fun making and modifying parts to fit and work together. I used the one pc drive cups from UE (drive cup 7.5 w/shaft) in my flm uhb. There a little longer than the hpi ones and a lot beefier looking. (But they will need to have the shafts spun ground .015 longer and the end ground back .040 to fit.) I happen to have my own specialty grinding shop downstairs so this was easy for me to do. You will also have to shim diff first then install shims behind cups because the shims wont fit over the UE drive cups like the hpi ones. I then made some special .094 thick spacers with a.030 x lip on one side to hold the traxxas rubber boots on the cvd and used a .065 thick spacer behind the 15x24mm bearing and a .009 thick brass shim to hold it tight. I made some .007 shims but they were a little loose for my liking. .009 shim and bevel one edge on a deburring wheel as a lead in for the bearing and nice tight fit. The rubber boots also fit over the UE drive cups with no rubbing. next up is the front then all thats left is to redrill axles to fit hubs.
OK I have figured out I have a few problems but worked out where they are.
Firstly I do not have the 1/8 hybrid bulks, rather I have still have the original diffs with output shafts and traxxas drive cups. So I have a few less mm to play with as far as how far the end of the cvd goes into the drive cup because they are extended out of the diff. [Edit] I just noticed how hard this is to understand. But eh, tired and can't think of it right now plus it's kind of a weird thing to explain.
Secondly I had a play around with the bearings. Getting them into the Tekno carriers was brutal. 15 x 21 x 3 is supposed to be the right size, measured then in store and everything but getting them in was near impossible, even tried putting the bearings in the freezer to see if they would slide in then. No dice. So I had to just graze the insides slightly to make the internals of the carrier a little wider to accommodate the bearings. Bearings go in but notice I have 6mm of extension, not 3mm.
Another poster on another forum said they did it with only one bearing inside the carrier, I was using 2 and couldn't figure out how he was only using one. So I took another Tekno carrier off to experiment with how he did it and I now see how he did it, but the way he did it was a bit eh for me. The bearing sits on the outside lip of the carrier rather than inside it. It also means that it pushes the CVD further in toward the diffs, so the cvd would bind up against the drive cup inside. Decided that wasn't going to work for me.
So in the end I have just decided on doing it the way I originally found; slightly dremel out the inside of the carrier to fit the bearings, put 6 nylon washers between hex and outer bearing (offset of .245 inches per side) and go from there unless / until I get 1/8 hybrid diffs then I will alter it to fit that. For the time being, this works, spins freely and does not bind under full movement of the suspension. If I get sick of the off set I can easily drill another hole for the hex 4 or 5 mm back and use 1 or 2 washers to shim from that, I'm not terribly concerned about it at this point in time though.
Will have to get some pics later, it's getting a bit late here and I've only done one corner.
Plus car and parts arr covered in dirt / dust from my last run.
Interestingly I have found these Losi XXL vcd's aren't as smooth in action as the traxxas cvd's. Maybe I just need to give them a better greasing though.
Had the EMBUE out shortly on 6s yesterday
Since I currently don't own any 3s lipos, I simply connected an additional ******* Nanotec 2s 6600mah in series to the 2 exisiting lipo's and quickly strapped it on top of one of the other lipo's.
Wanted to try some backflips "mistercrash style". First thing that had to be adjusted was slipperclutch. It was already on the loose side, since I didn't had it adjusted since I used stock plastic axle sliders.
Nearly tightend all the way, it was ready for some testing.
Verdict - all too much power to me
Truck felt very uncontrollable, just the slightest trigger action an it would be on the roof. TrencherX did balloon like crazy too.
And I did try backflips out - for real
On 6s it's simply done. Full trigger for a split second, then release. But the truck was all over the place. This could be due the truck was out of balance, having 2 batteries in one side. Some flips landed fine, some didn't. Think I made about 30-40 flips, then I got tired of it. This was all done on rough tarmac, and for sure the black body don't look good any more
And the damage report..
Like always (dare I say) - no damage to drive train at all.
Hopefully I will be able to shoot some video this coming weekend. Stay tuned..
Last edited by petraeus; 06-14-2012 at 02:29 AM.
Trigger finger control :P
I rarely ever use full throttle, and even then when you think it is full throttle, you squeeze a little more and it still has this last little bit in reserve. 6S + heavy trigger finger only on big open spaces and even then when it's nearly at top speed it can try and lift it's nose if you give it that last bit of throttle.
I don't really use 'all' of the power available on 6S and have things like punch etc turned down in the ESC. However it's nice to know it's there, which is why I use it.
That's what I like to hearLike always (dare I say) - no damage to drive train at all.
So anyway; took my crawler out today. Wasn't really into them when I bought an RC, wanted speed as most people do when they first get in and that's what I use the Emaxx for as the other 2 cars I have are designed to fit into race classes so can only run 2S. So I use my Emaxx as the general 'OMG' shock value vehicle and all round basher; but I will say if you have a chance to get a crawler, do it! So much fun. Kind of relaxing too.
In other travels today I found I destroyed to of the bearings trying to force them into the carriers last night. So I bought two more and set about doing the rest. Each axle carrier now has 2 of the 15x21x4mm bearings in them. I had to use a barrel sander on my dremel to get them to fit, basically just had to shave the inside a bit. I think maybe 15x20x4mm may have worked, but anyway I had what I had so I made it work and it shouldn't be a problem in the future. So all carriers are done, bearings in etc. I decided however I didn't want the 6mm offset so I stopped into where I used to work to put a new hole for the hex pin in. I practised on the opposite side of where I need the hole but the drill press wasn't straight so I couldn't get a nice clean hole cut through so I left there and stopped at a mates pipe fab business. As is the way though, all the guys forget to take things back so finding a small 3mm drill piece turned out to be impossible. Hopefully the drill press is in good condition though, I'll just take a 3mm drill in there with me tomorrow and have another crack at it. Couldn't find a piece of metal though, so might have to use wood.
Not going to aim for a flush fit, as at least if I am a mm off at least I can shim the difference.
So once that's done, all the axles will be good, UE shocks were sent from the states the other day so just waiting on them also. Then one day I will get the 1/8 diffs and chasis. Not made of money right now though and what I did have spare went into the crawler :P
It looks like a shelf queen.. I would hate to get it dirty
I can assure it's not a shelf queen - only the red body is used for posing pics ;-).
Blue body are starting to show wear, black body has cracked several places...
I'll snap some pics later today to show.
This is an earlier posted video, before I did the XXL cvds but running 8x UE Supershocks
As earlier stated, hopefully time will permit me to shoot a new video this coming weekend.
Sandy shelf you have there.
Wow that's a cool project!
Last edited by MaxxSlash; 06-14-2012 at 08:39 PM.
Sad news
Had the truck out yesterday to do some 6s running.
Didn't use the stock wheels for quite some time, and since the TrencherX balloon a lot on 6s, I then modded the original wheels 17mm Traxxas style starnut hex to fit the standard 17 mm type hex - easy done.
Truck looks kind of weird, when used to look at it with the TrencherX on.
Took the truck to a large open soccer field (just next door, really). There's a grass, and fine gravel field.
It was just so fun, truck was really, really fast and actually handled a lot better than on the TrencherX.
But then.......
Truck stopped....
No steering.... and a smell.....
Carried the truck home, and had it for inspection. The Savöx servo had a bad smell, and the receiver had a red light only.
Connected one of my old Traxxas servos, that i don't use, for a test. Nope, wasn't working. OK, so I suspected the receiver was blown. Took a receiver from my Slash 4x4, connected it - bingo, green light. Then connected the Traxxas servo and all seemed fine. Then connected the Savöx servo - dead.
OK - so a damaged receiver and servo at the same time
Since the truck probably wouldn't handle very well on a single Traxxas servo, I installed a Savöx SC-1256TG from my dusty ThunderTiger MT4 G3 (which I rarely ever run)
All seemed fine. Took the truck out on 4s for a 3 min drive - and then........
No steering, again
This time, receiver was fine, but servo dead. That's 2 (not cheap) servo's and a receiver in 10 min.
I do run a CC BEC (it's connected correct) http://www.castlecreations.com/produ...ec_wiring.html
- I had countless run, and no issues what so ever.
I think the BEC is the sinner. I'm gonna send both Savöx servo's to the hobbyshop - maybe I'm lucky if they'll replace them.
I'm on the hunt for a cheap receiver then (hint, hint)
So, sorry - probably no running this weekend.
Good news - drive train still seems rock solid
Last edited by petraeus; 06-15-2012 at 02:26 AM.
I went out to drill the holes in the axles today, no luck. Then my car got a flat tyre so I had to repair that instead.
I need to find an engineering store or something to get these axles drilled. It's just annoying now.
I'm probably going to order this combo from my favorite US based chop shop:
@ Suteki.
To drill pin holes you'll need a jig like the one I used, and a drill press. The axle's are somewhat hard to drill though.
Yeh problem is finding a chunk of steel to use.....
Think you could use a metal tube in same manner....
Maybe. Problem is the piping they use is massive (think LNG gas lines etc). I dunno I will find something somewhere.
Somewhat positive news - the CC BEC was the sinner, well sort of. Somehow it didn't like my 6s configuration, adding an additional 2s lipo to the current 2x2S lipo. The BEC fried, and outputted 22v on 6s ad 14v on 4s - the receiver and servo sure didn't like that - boom.
Took both fried servo's directly to LHS. He swapped the Savox 1256TG right on the spot - no questions asked.
The fried Savox 1283SG had some minor scratches he didn't like, and I needed to contact the importer to swap that.
Then I ordered the above Traxxas TQI combo from US - If lucky, it'll be here end next week.
But since I wanted to run the EMBUE and shoot some video, I temporarily installed the RX from my Slash 4x4.
I installed the new Savox 1256TG, and it worked like a charm, so no need for a new BEC so far.
So took the truck out for some bashing with new parts installed, on 6s and stock wheels. That lasted for about 1 min, then one tyre blew. Switched to Trenchers and then no issues. After some gravel run, I changed back to 4s to do some jumps.
RX, Servo, Drivetrain all good. I've read about it, but it never happened to me earlier, ever. Twice the front RPM knuckels came off - an easy fix but annoying. If it continues, maybe Tekno carriers will be ordered. I also noticed after the days runs, that a RPM lower front A-arm was cracked at the suspension pin. It was replaced in both sides by stock lower A-arms. It actually turned the front suspension a little stiffer. Those RPM A-arms are really a litlle to flexible. Else than that - no damage.
Hopefully I'm back in luck.
Oh - and finally....
A video is just about to get uploaded
As promised - new video of the shelf queen
Its looks more like its bottoming out and bouncing on the bulks heads, only thing i can think of is to raise the height and use heavier weight shock oil. Also, trying standing the shocks more vertically so they have more travel.
Last edited by Suteki; 06-17-2012 at 09:39 AM.
Patraus, You can put the steel rings from the revo knuckles on the rpm kuuckles. They go on tight, but they will fit. I couldnt find them separate so I had to buy a couple pair of to get the rings. I will look back to see wher i got them and post back. they were under 7.00 a pair + s+h
If you dont already know Heres the number for the Traxxas revo axle carriers with steel retainer rings #5334R I got mine on ebay from" hop me up" 6.97 a pair + 2.85 s+h Hope this helps.
Thanks, actually I only ment the coment in a rhetorical manner. It's to my belief, that to keep the truck handling nice under various conditions, I'm pretty sure this rebounce is not to get rid off.
Thanks, really nice info. I might try that out.
I have this idea, that the issue of the RPM knuckles getting loose, are caused that in the current shock setup, when truck is pressed all the way down, the shocks are also nearly fully compressed. Then, if the truck lands to much on one side, it will cause the shock to bottom out, and this force will make the knuckle pop off - tried to explain as good as I can
In my earlier setup the shocks had somewhat more travel - BigBores
11-12 pounds, flying through the air, nose first into sand bank, somethings gotta give. lol The rpm stuff is a softer nylon type material. Great for flexing and not breaking. But not so good for pillow ball retaining. I havent had one pull out yet with the steel rings. But, I also havent bashed it very hard either. Cool video! I will have to try to get some pics of my currant upgraded EMBE and my FLM chassis ,uhb, lst2 axle, project I am building. I Got the chassis and bulks and driveshafts and axles and suspension all set up so far. Need more money and more parts
Petraeus, I have to give it to you, whatever you did to drill those new holes through the losi xxl axles, I can't replicate it. It's doing my head in. I had a few signs today that told me it's just not meant to happen.
Firstly, because of the trouble I had, I stopped in at a machine shop to see what it would take. Apparently $50AUD and a week. I was like 'errr....lemme think about that one.' Went off and got another drill bit (first one I got broke) and went back to mates place where they do piping. Found a nice solid little block of steel; drilled the 8mm bore out and slotted the axle in. Now the tricky part, the 3mm hole. First though, I found the drill press would not accommodate a 3mm drill piece, it just wouldn't clamp in far enough so I had to run off to the hardware store to find another one that had a hex on it, grabbed that, went back down.
So I tried my first drill though, I did it down the end again to see how it would go. Looked good, went to test the pin through the hex and shaft....it couldn't have been out more than a pair of bee's genitals in width, it was so close to being perfect. So I made another test hole. This time, the drill piece gave out and broke again.
So after 2 broken drill pieces, never once successfully making a hole that fits, I think I am done with trying to get rid of the offset. I am going to either pay $50 to a machinist (though I am kind of against this because these axles, with the bearings etc is starting to look like a $130 job...) or just leaving it with 6mm of offset. For now, I think I will leave the offset.
How you and the lad from the other forum managed to rig it up for a perfect hole I'll never know because so far it's been a real pain in my side.
The only way I can think to tackle it right now, is to slide the hex over it, and use the hole in the hex as a guide, do one side, put the pin in, rotate it and do the other hole. Right now, that seems the acceptable method.....
That's a real shame you are not having success - especially since I had absolutely no issues getting it done. Could be pure luck at my side.
I think it's all in the jig - got to be very, very accurate when measuring that up.
I'll try to explain as good as I can - English is not my mother language
First I drew a right angled line around the jig (you can see it it the pic) Then the jig was placed in the drill press and fixed in a permanent on the side, upright position.
Then drilled a 4mm hole at the side of the jig (on the line i drew) all the way through, then drilled it up to 8mm.
Then drilled the 8mm hole up to 15.5 mm about 2 cm deep. This way the XXL axle simply slided into the jig.
Then I measured how far in I needed to drill the 3 mm hole on the side of the jig. This hole would be for the pin. I needed to move the pin holes exactly 3 mm.
Then it was just to do the calculations exactly where to drill the 3 mm hole. If i remember correct, the stock 3 mm hole is 30,3 mm from the edge of the "fat" part on the XXL axle. So the new hole should be drilled 27.3 mm from the edge of the jig. I cheated, and drilled it 27 mm from the edge, this gave me the option to use shims when mounting the axle in the jig for correct fitment.
I used some ordinary 8mm threaded bolt for testing - no shims were needed.
Then it was just to place it in the drill press, and slowly, ever so slowly drill, using oil to cool and lube.
When the hexes was installed I the used a 3 mm drill bit, just to correct any slightly difference between hole in the hex to hole in the axle.
When done, I was a bit surprised how well it did fit.
Last edited by petraeus; 06-18-2012 at 07:04 AM.
I can already mostly see why you had no problems looking at the equipment you used. Nicely squared off block of steel, a lip in the vice to rest the block in, proper tool bit etc, that's why I couldn't get it done. Unfortunately it doesn't seem feasible given the equipment I had to use.
I was going to set everything up tomorrow but it's my Birthday tomorrow so if I do anything RC, it's not going to want to be sitting around putting the Emaxx back together. I enjoy working on my RC's but the Emaxx has frustrated me so I haven't gotten back to a state where I enjoy working on it, especially when it comes to working with knuckles / pillow balls, so annoying.
Anyway car is all back together, XXL CVD's are installed, no binding or play, wheels are moving freely and I have shimmed / spaced it with 5 to 6 nylon washers of 1mm width, so 6mm per side offset, works out roughly half inch total offset front and back. To be honest now it's all installed, I can't notice much difference. I think a large part of that is the width of the Big Joes, the fact the wheels sit outside the rim makes them look really big. If I put the standard wheels back on it it would definitely look a little weird, but with wider tires (and higher stance when my UE shocks arrive) I don't anticipate that offset to be any problems so I think I will stick with that.
Also received 2x Traxxas spare drive shafts from (the metal cvd kind) and RPM pillow ball set today anyways so I have an alternative should this not work out. It is night here (10pm) so tomorrow hopefully I'll get out and test how good these axles are. If they survive their first run on 6S, they'll have already beaten the traxxas steel cvds :P I imagine they will though as they are a high tensile steel.


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April 2012
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How would I know if you're afraid?
You wouldn't unless you were psychic.
Just in case the other one didn't work (I haven't used that feature before), the best use of an arrow is to point.
This is correct.
March 2012
4 posts
Some people can never be satisfied with the world. There is an itch that develops, when one is in safety for a long period of time, that speaks to you and tells you things you want to hear. Anything to quell the boredom that sets in. But then you find the more you wash, the larger the stain becomes, darker and darker still, until you are left in a black box and nobody can hear you pounding on the walls, a structure that grows stronger with each well-meaning blow.
I know what it's like to live in a black box.
I know what it is to break out of one, too.
February 2012
5 posts
"Growing apart doesn't change the fact that for a long time we grew side by side; our roots will always be tangled. I'm glad for that."—http://anyasquotes.tumblr.com/ (via nellnguyen)
Oh Dear
The knocking is getting louder.
It's making the dog bark.
Think I might have heard a growl. Dog didn't bark, but paused for a millisecond.
Edit: I don't remember writing this.
January 2012
3 posts
This isn't really a question or anything, but you said feedback could go here too. I find your character to be really believable. A couple times I actually had to stop and remind myself that it is a character blog; I really got sucked into it all. Also, I am not racist. Racism is a hate crime, and crimes are for black people.
That actually raises an interesting question. The, ah, character part. Not the racist part. You are racist.
I think I'm saying thank you. I am glad that I am making a fiction that is pulling you into its reality.
Interview With John Cheese
Recently, I had the disputable privilege to sit down with John Cheese and have a chat. As our interests run vaguely similar, I thought it would be a good idea to have JC's take on things in the supernatural order of…stuff. Reading about his and Dave's exploits, this seemed like an opportune time to get some outside perspective.
John Cheese on a good day.
Desi Deratum: So, you're John Cheese. What's it like being you? I mean, aside from all the drunken nookie.
John Cheese: I guess I'm not that different than any other guy. I have a band with three bass guitarists. I've lost at least one girlfriend through a portal that appeared in my bathroom (http://youtu.be/u3OaL_ALLBA), though that number could be much higher. The forces who create those portals have a tendency to make you forget about stuff like that. But I'll never forget that particular one because her boobs were gigantic.
DD: What was her name?
JC: Sally or Samantha. Something with an "S" in it. I'm better with faces than with names.
DD: I've kind of been assuming that "John Cheese" is a fake name. A much cooler fake name than mine. What was the inspiration for it? Are you Dutch? I ask because this:
http://www.drkenhunt.com/cheese.html "But there was one epithet to which the Dutch themselves particularly objected. You know how ethnic slurs often reflect the foods with which a minority may be identified? Well, the Dutch were supposedly characteristically fond of cheese. So the English began referring to Dutchman as "John Cheese." That upset the Dutchman so much that they eventually turned the nasty nickname around, actually calling the Englishmen "John Cheese."
In the language of the Netherlands, naturally. It was that epithet which made the most indelible impression of all. In time the world would forget that a hangover was a "Dutchman's headache," and that "Dutch Gold" meant the phony stuff. What we remember is the unflattering term "John Cheese," a label the Dutch ultimately laid on us."
JC: I didn't base my name off of that, but I am Dutch Irish by ancestry. So knowing that it used to be used to insult entire countries full of people makes me pretty happy. But the truth is that my name — my fake internet name, that is — is actually a running private joke between me and David Wong. Nobody else in the world would think it's funny because it was a "you had to be there" moment. And that type of alienation is what I live for.
DD: What is the most brain-exploding thing that has happened to you, and how did you deal with it?
JC: I saw a dude's brain explode. I dealt with it by turning to Wong and saying, "Holy shit. That dude's brain just exploded!" Then we just kind of left because we had tried cleaning up brain before, and as we progressed, it was trying to put itself back together. Now, I know what you're thinking, "Wouldn't that make the cleanup even easier? If the brain put itself back together into a single, solid organ?" And yes, we thought the same thing. But if there's one thing we've learned over years of dealing with things like this, it's, "Never be in the room when exploded organic material rebuilds itself."
DD: Sounds like good advice. Out of a sudden burning curiosity, were you the one who exploded said brains?
JC: Technically, yes, but not the way you're picturing it. I mean, we called it a brain because that's the closest word we could think of to describe what we assumed it was. In retrospect, it wasn't, but to accurately explain what it turned out to be would take four novel-length sets of writing. And the way it exploded required a different set of physics properties and laws that we're not used to on this plane of existence. So to make it understandable to the average person, we just say, "We exploded a dude's brain."
DD: Sounds reasonable. Speaking of reasonable, what do you think it is about you and David that allows you to pursue these things without, I don't know, automatically assuming every person you meet is a shadow person and subsequently setting them on fire?
JC: There was a time when I actually had to keep Dave from doing exactly that. It's one of the reasons we do this as a team. Yeah, it would be easy for me to strike out on my own and do this without David's enormous fat slowing me down. But having him there is what keeps my head level.
Though I'm not entirely sure he's always on the level. One time he had me fist fight a floating jellyfish thing, and I don't think that was entirely necessary. Jellyfish don't even have fists.
DD: No…usually they don't. I think Dave needs to watch more of those animal shows I'm always hearing about. Skinemax, or something like that. So, ah, what do you see happening in the future if these things don't stop turning pop songs into advocations for masturbation and racism?
JC: As long as the only people who hear them are Dave and myself, I don't really see the problem with it. The truth is, I'd probably do that to the songs, even if there were no otherworldly force at work.
DD: If you had any advice to give to people under constant assault from less-than-intelligent non-beings, what would it be?
JC: Call us. You don't have to take that shit, and sometimes, Dave and I get bored.
Actually, scratch that. Don't call Dave. Call me. Actually, don't do that either because I don't know if my phone bill is all paid up yet. Email me. Or get ahold of me in a way that doesn't involve a phone or going through Dave. I'm always on board, but Dave has to be… eased into the idea.
DD: Cool. So, say I was under attack by an invisible dipshit that reverted to fourth grade and pulled my hair and said mean things to me. How would you advise counter-acting that? Holy water? Spitballs? I went with punching it in the general vicinity of where I thought its dick might be. Was that a bad idea?
JC: The simplest answer is usually the best. Kids, if ignored long enough, will just get bored and go away. So that's how I'd suggest dealing with it. But if worse came to worst, fourth graders are pretty easy to beat up. Just throw some flower in the air, and it'll land on his invisible body. Then when you can see his outline, just unleash a tornado of fists and spitting.
DD: I can get down with that.
Thanks for sitting down with me. Any parting words for the readers?
JC: Nope.
(Cackles of laughter followed this, closely followed by the sound of a door slamming.)
DD: Well. That was different.


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Good food. The crusted tuna was fantastic both in quality and quantity. The service we received from Loraine made the experience unique; she is a true advocate for the restaurant.
Had a wonderful experience at Devon. So glad we finally have a good steak house in the neighborhood.
I love Devon's I have been there threw times and everytime I get the samething. Great food. Great service. Great atmosphere. One of my favorite resturants. If you want really fresh perfectly cooked tasting fish Devon's is the place to go!
The food was great and the service was outstanding! Our glasses were never empty and the food arrived faster than I have ever experienced in ANY restaurant. Within 15 minutes of being seated we had our appetizers, within a minute of finishing the appetizers our entrees were served and moments after we selected our desserts, we were being served! Our waiter was on point the entire time and provided excellent recommendations as well as being able to answer any of our questions without a moment's hesitation! The noise level was a little loud, but the restaurant was packed and you can't really control the conversation volume of those around you. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone who really wants a great meal and excellent service.
My family and I had brunch at Devon seafood and it was great. The service was excellent and everyone else there in the restaurant were friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend this restaurant.
Everything brought to the table was hot, delecious, and presented beautifully. We literally had a wait staff parade out of the kitchen with all our appetizers at the same time and pored our soups at the table. Nice touch! Service was terrific, the server was very attentive (it was on a weeknight and not very busy so I'm sure the true test would be on the weekend). It was a little pricey; we ordered off the Miami Spice ("discounted" menu) and our bill for 5 people was over $300 (with a bottle of domestic red wine) but you did get a 3-course meal and again, everything was delicious. I will definately go there again for a special occassion.
We had the Miami Spice menu and it was excellent. The Ahi Tuna was spectacular, the Seafood Platter contained generous portions of a variety of seafood favorites cooked to perfection. Our appetizers were a Seafood Gumbo that would rival any gumbo in New Orleans' finest restaurants. Devon has a very respectable wine list with reasonably priced wines. This is my third visit, and I will keep going back as long as they stick to the superior standards they're setting for South Dade.
We ate at Devon for the first time and were pleasantly surprised by both the ambiance and the food. We ate the Miami Spice menu and our choices were all excellent, perfectly cooked, and about the right size. The regular menu looked great and we look forward to going back. And for those who like wine, their offerings are ample and varied.
great atmosphere, great food, great service. very nice happy hour prices for food and drinks at bar.
I really enjoyed Devon. The food was great, the service was amazing, and the overall dising experience was better than I expected. I will definitely be dining at Devon in the near future.
My finance and I enjoyed Devon's for our 9 year anniversary and everything was spectacular. We were gifted a glass of champagne and a lovely note. They had a wonderful Miami Spice menu with great options. The food was outstanding and I will most defiantly go back!
Devon is a good restaurant. The wine list is good enough, but their wine list could be improved as well as their prices. Some wines are too expensive for their quality. The food is mostly good but could also be improved. However, their service personnel has always been outstanding, which more than compensates for all the other shortcomings. Their reservation processing could be improved by having more competent and experience personnel. Overall everything is good enough but the service is what incentivizes us to keep coming.
Never heard of this place nor been to it. It was an amazing surprise. Service was perfect only surpassed by the food which was outragous!
Service at the table was excellent! Cuisine was outstanding from presentation to incredible flavors. Will definitely return and highly recommend!
We went to this restaurant specifically for the MiamiSpice menu. After I had researched a number of restaurants on the list and perused their menus, I chose Devon Seafood and Steak for their menu choices. We were not disappointed! Our French waiter was awesome and quite knowledgeable and the food was great. The location took us aback at first (located in a 'foodie' outdoor mall), but it didn't detract from our experience at all. In fact, we strolled around the water afterwards. Lovely.
Second time eating here. Didirhace to go far for great food and ambience. Great cocktails too!!
We had the Miami Spice menu and it offered a wide variety of foods. We had a great time and enjoyed the outdoor dining. Will recommend to family and friends and will definately return.
We are so pleased that Devon opened in our neighborhood. It gives us fine dining without a long drive. Always good service too. We have recommended Devon to our friends who have enjoyed it too.
So glad this place is in Kendall! Great find. No need to travel up north for a nice restaurant. This is so up their with any steak house; Ruth cris, s&w, flemmings, christys, ect. Can't wait to go back!
When food, service and ambience are good, and it is moderate expensive, you have all the good cards with you.
Took my MIL there when she came into town to visit. She enjoyed Devon's so much we came back for dinner the next evening so she could sample all the items she wanted on the menu. Outstanding service and food. Looking forward to their transition to the fall menu.
Great food! Great atmosphere! Look forward to future visits!
This has proven to be the very best of the Miami Spice visits this year! Once you enter the doors, until you leave them swinging behind, the entire experience made for what the kids say 'the bomb'! The Miami spice menu includes Lobster Bisque and a choice of Lobster tail! Without saying so, "We are going back". The drive from Broward to Kendall is awaiting our return!
Had an excellent dinner with friends, service was excellent.
Excellent food, service & decor - I love this place and go often.
I found this restaurant a few months back when it first opened, it has a great Happy Hour (4 to 8), well priced wine list, outstanding service and great food. Love their brunch, so I usually go once or twice a week. Definitely recommended.
Daughter"s Birthday dinner choice. Our first time there. Outstanding food. Great server, Robert. Pricey but will go back for special events.
The overall experience was positive and the food was excellent.
Our first time dinning at Devon was an experience I will not forget. From the minute we entered the restaurant the staff greeted us with a great smile, we were asked if we wanted to sit outside or inside. We chose the outside seating which was absolutely beautiful with the fire and the waterfall. The waiter Amid was very helpful with the wine and food selections. Memorable 25th Anniversary!! Thank you.
Had a great time. Very friendly staff. Lobster was nice. Ambience was nice. Will definitely go again.
This restaurant was excellent from beginning to end. From the moment you walk in you feel welcome. We attended for our anniversary and the employees there really showed us a great time. Very personalized. There was a handwritten note for us congratulating us and offering complimentary champagne due to the special occasion. Our server, Patrick, was beyond knowledgable and helpful. I recommend this place without hesitation and look forward to dining there again.
We have been to Devon many times and every time is a great experience.
Our family all 7 of us went for Brunch on Sunday. This was the second time. Absolutely 5 stars, excellent all around!!! Already made reservations for next Sunday.
Everything was wonderful!!! We're already making plans for next week
Everything was great. The Kansas City Strip and the filet were cooked just right. The sides of brussel sprouts, cauliflower and risotto were to die for. And don't forget the cookie box.
Let me start by saying, this past Saturday was my 5th time at Devon, and they have yet to disappoint me! My boyfriend and I are seriously obsessed with their menu, wine menu, and service. Everytime we go, we try something new on the menu, and like always it is amazing! Besides their exquisite food, the service is seriously what makes the entire experience of going to Devon. You feel like you're on vacation when you go there, and mind you, you're only driving 10-15 mins away from your house! (Since I live in Kendall) If you haven't gone, I definitely feel like you should set a day to have dinner there, you won't regret it!
Had a pleasant experience. We went for Bruch and it was very nice.
Fantastic find. The food was great, the ambience superb and our waiter Jean-Baptist sensational, not to mention a delightful special cocktail menu.
The waiter was very attentive the food was amazing and the ambience was romantic and classy yet modern.
Excellent food, good portions, had to take it home, it was so much. I did not feel it was overly expensive. I got the price fix meal and it was a great value.
My wife and I like to go out to dinner a couple night's a month as our date night's. We had heard a few complementary comments about Devon, but were a little sceptical due to the location, but it was a wonderful surprise. The ambience was upscale, the personnel we warm and welcoming and the food was great. It will become part of our date night rotation. I can see why other reviews said the were back twice in three days. Keep it up, you the ingredients for great success.
My family had never had ate Thanksgiving dinner out. This was a wonderful buffet with something for everyone. Prime Rib was delicious!
I do not have complaint because everything was excellent
This is a nice place for any special occasion . Went for Thanksgiving this Year as it was just the Wife and I and decided to let someone else cook . Outstanding experiance and wiil be back for next Special event ,
Greeted by friendly hosts the moment we walked in. Taken to our table immediately. Waiter promptly came to the table to explain the buffet set-up and go over wine choices. The food was excellent. The ambiance was great. My ten year old son (very tough critic) loved it so much that he wants to "save his money to take us all out again for Christmas". Definitely making plans to go back.
They have a very interesting list of fresh fishes and steaks. The prices are fair and the wine list is also very complete.
The restaurant has a modern decor, very nice! Our reservation was at 6:30pm , it was very quiet not many people in the restaurant but this could have been because of the time. It is a pricey restaurant for the area it is located in. The food was just ok. I had the swordfish and my husband had the lobster and grilled shrimp, it just tasted fine nothing that was spectacular. I had one glass of wine and no appetizers and our bill was $120.00 for two people. They did tell us about their weekly specials and to sign up for their email alerts. Our waiter was great very attentive and helpful with the menu.
we were a party of 6 adults and 2 kids, the staff was very nice and the food for the brunch was great