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Getting Lost In SF

So Thu H and I headed back to 580 Cal­i­for­nia for our 2:40 appoint­ment for induc­tion at the Jejune Insti­tute. Like I said before, it was a busy day for them. In fact, Sat­ur­day was sup­pos­edly the last day the induc­tion would be held, so there were six other peo­ple wait­ing in the recep­tion area for us to come back — they wanted to join us in the induc­tion! (We let them join us for the intro­duc­tion and agreed we would split up for the hunt portion.)

Be warned, the rest of this post details our adven­ture, com­plete with pho­tos. I don’t think I’m spoil­ing any­thing at this point since Act 1 has closed, but just in case you want to unof­fi­cially run the game, like some peo­ple are doing now.

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Zombification

I got a new free app on my Android phone called Zom­bie Booth. (The offi­cial site seems to be down, and it looks like it was orig­i­nally released for iPhone.)

It zomb­i­fies pic­tures taken with your phone. Here’s an exam­ple:

The app is pretty cool. Map­ping zom­bie parts to your face is excel­lent. You can even see it in faux 3D motion in the app. I don’t like how the source pic­ture is blurred, the con­trast in sharp­ness between orig­i­nal and zom­bie parts is a bit dis­tract­ing. The con­trols are fun — you can make the zom­bie head move with fin­ger swipes and attack with taps. The cus­tomiza­tion is lim­ited, though — shak­ing the phone gives you ran­dom new zom­bie fea­tures, but you can’t pick and choose what you want.

Over­all, a fun app to play with, espe­cially if you like to make “inter­est­ing” avatars for your­self like I do. And you can’t argue with free.

Rabbit Or Duck?

What’s bet­ter than Wolverine?

How about two Batmen?!

This post is for Thu H, who requested more funny Bat­man pictures.