What Would You Take?

Saturday, August 9. 2008

Imagine this. The end of the world is coming and you will be relocated to a new planet. You have to decide on what to take with you. Remembering this is a new planet that you will be going to. Thinking hard on this I figure that there may not be a lot of food available. I want something that I know has a long life. Tastes nasty and personally I dislike it but what the heck with the packaging it will last a long time. I would take Spam. haha

There is a new gaming site out that if you love these types of interactive games then this is where you should be playing! The game, Operation Immortality: Leave your mark. Save Humanity. is an exciting chance for you the player to help save humanity. The game officially named, Tabula Rasa is FREE to play. Imagine that! Having all sorts of exciting things to do and be involved in.

An easy to download program and you are off on your newest adventure! You can upload your own character once you have an account. All characters and players will be in this game in a massive upload in October of 2008.

The site is really something to visit. With the intense graphics it is like you are there playing already.

Looks like an interesting game to play for those of you gamers out there looking for a new adventure. So catch the wave and start to pay today!

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