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What, who, where am I?!?
Craig Lotter is a web developer based in Gordon's Bay, South Africa, who seems completely incapable of shaking off that pesky inner child within, the one that forces him to love all things animated or hand drawn.
The Rugged Rock of Craig contains snippets of his life, popular culture and all the important things like anime, manga, games and comic books. The CodeUnit of Craig on the other hand contains the more serious stuff like code snippets and tutorials, while the House of C chronicles his foray into the world of web comics.
For which it never seems he has enough time anyway.
Rugged Rock Post Archive
Tag Archives: terrance
Step Up to Blur, Karate and a little bit of Family Time
Had a good weekend this weekend, a more stay at home one than last weekend of course, but a good one nevertheless. Things kicked off with a rather poor movie choice for Friday evening’s entertainment, with Chantelle and myself opting to catch the newly released Step Up 3. Continue reading
Of Friends and Football
The task for the day was of course to break out the XBOX 360 and squeeze in as many FIFA World Cup 2010 simulation games in as possible, trying our best to predict or equal what has been and what is still to come in the real World Cup. Continue reading
Breaking my XBOX Live Virginity
Terrance adopted his number 1 team, Italy, while I opted for the evenly matched Germans and we launched into our head-to-head game where it turned out neither one of us could gain an upper hand and so ended it on a nil nil standing! But, the deed was done, my XBOX Live virginity was now broken and I can now proudly stand tall as part of the online XBOX crowd! Continue reading
Posted in Games, My Life
Tagged fifa, gold account, headset, online gaming, soccer, terrance, world cup, xbox, xbox 360, xbox live
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Jackie Chan, Fantastic Four & Iron Man 2
I actually had a pretty decent weekend last weekend, despite the fact you can’t really look back at it and say, “wow, awesome, cool” or anything like that. As expected, Chantelle was back on full duty for the weekend and so Friday night saw me entertain myself, which pretty much meant some more 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa gaming action and the watching of a classic Hong Kong Jackie Chan piece, Crime Story. Continue reading
Posted in My Life
Tagged crime story, fantastic four, fifa, Gaming, iron man, jackie chan, Movies, spider-man, terrance, weekend, world cup
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Damen’s Birthday and a Montgomery Stronghold Visit
Like I mentioned earlier, this weekend turned out not to be all that awesome, despite all the cool things that were actually going on around me. Stupid mighty morphing sickness! Continue reading
The Long, Long Weekend
Well, we’re finally back from what has been an absolutely brilliant break from work, the excellent four day weekend courtesy of Easter Weekend. Unfortunately Chantelle worked every single day of my four days off, but luckily for me, I was able to sketch in some great social time dashed with a splash of personal time! Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, braai, cinema, claire, easter, Gaming, gears of war, how to train your dragon, lize, long weekend, public holiday, red faction, riley, ryan, supper, terrance, the blind side, xbox 360
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The Dynamic Duo of Craig and… Dean
This week I decided to shake things up a bit and convince Ryan to allow us to host a Modern Warfare 2 evening at his 40 inch equipped pad with the help of my fabulously bling FaceBook event I created especially for the evening. Continue reading
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Tagged dean, fifa, fifa 10, Gaming, modern warfare 2, ryan, terrance, xbox
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Of War and Heat
It’s bloody hot out here in Gordon’s Bay at the moment. But I’m sitting here, secretly hoping that the Spur ribs we just had won’t give us the runs tomorrow, and thankful that we once again have running water, after Gordon’s Bay went and lost most of its supply on Sunday afternoon, leaving most of its residents without much choice but to buy up every single liter of still water that the surrounding shops could supply. Continue reading
