Congratulations to Earl who won by landslide Survivor 17. What a good son. He just announced he is giving half of his winnings to his Mom. What a nice Mother’s Day.

Dreamz didn’t give up immunity at the final four, so Yau Man was voted off. Dreamz screwer nearly every player on the jury. He couldn’t possibly think he would have had a chance to win.

Next season Survivor goes to China.

There is nothing I like better than a comfortable t-shirt. I live in t-shirts especially since I’ve been at home with Rae. My favorite tees are pop culture related like my Green Lantern or Megatokyo t-shirt.

I recently stumbed upon the cutest t-shirts at Aqua VI clothing. While they are targeted to the younger crowd, I simply adore these t-shirts that have layers of designs on them. It makes me think that it is time to buy some more t-shirts. After all, summer is almost here, and it will be time to shed the winter clothing for something cooler.

I’m so glad I stay at home and don’t have to worry about a dress code. It makes clothes shopping so much easier.

Whogets is an online sweepstakes website that has plenty of cool prizes that anyone can walk away with. The contests on whogets.com take place in two phases. The semi-round consists of the product being displayed and anyone who would like it can sign up to win it. The final phase consists of taking seven random contestants to compete for the prize. Each person will have a chance to state why they want the item while other users vote on the winner.

Whogets.com has some nice prizes that range in price from $10-$600. You can search through tags to find items in the semi-round. Look for tags related to video games to find prizes. Right now Spider-man 2 is being given away for the PS2. Sign up is fast and simple. You will have to complete your profile including your real name and address before you can sign up to win a prize. You control which information is displayed on your public profile.

From iPod Shuffles to a comforter set, you never know what you will find at whogets.com.

Brought to you Whogets.

My husband has been running our RPG group through the World’s Largest Dungeon campaign for a few months. We game most Friday nights but since the onslaught of spring really haven’t gamed that much. He’s thinking about rotating between WLD and some other campaign. I suggested he do something with Gamma World.

I’ve been wanting to play in Gamma World for a while. One of my first RPG experiences was in a Gamma World campaign, so I assume this is why I’m partial to this apocalyptic world setting. A new d20 version of Gamma World came out a few years ago, making rolling up characters and other RPG-housekeeping tasks easier.

I had download a free Gamma World campaign so maybe we will use it. I’d love to try to DM a game but not sure my knowledge is there yet to stand behind the screen.