"What?" Says editor number 2.

"A blog for Twitch. You know, connect with the audience, give them a more open
place to talk to them about the twitch world outside of a few top story boxes on
the site."

"Aha," replies editor number 2. "That's a pretty good idea, actually."

Ohh if only we'd known... I'm going to leave it up in the air who is editor
number 1,and who is editor number 2 in the fable above, to protect the fool and
the fool who followed him. Suffice to say, I'm Aaron - editor of Tom's Hardware
Guide UK & Ireland - and that other guy (whom is 5 hours behind me and still
in bed, the lazy...) is Rob, editor of TwitchGuru, both of which are
publications of the distinguished TG Publishing family.

The reason for this blog is as anonymous editor number 1 described above: To
connect with you, dear reader, in a more fluid way than we can by simply
throwing a bunch of inanimate headlines at you and hoping that they press you to
click and have a read of our amazingly amazing content.

We want to show you around our world, and the world around us. We could wind up
going some pretty odd places together (Rob, after all, is a fan of the href="http://www.twitchguru.com/2005/11/21/the_suicide_girls_tell_us_what_gets_t
hem_going/">Suicide Girls), but also some href="http://www.twitchguru.com/2006/06/20/scary_monsters_and_super_freaks/">rat
her interesting ones. We'll href="http://www.twitchguru.com/2006/06/08/a_multiplayer_melee_on_politically_se
nsitive_games/">have rows, ponder href="http://www.twitchguru.com/2006/06/13/the_best_games_never_published/">Duke
Nukem (it'll take) Forever and href="http://www.twitchguru.com/2006/06/07/its_good_to_be_kong_part_2/">go to
the movies - and all this before we even consider the debauchery that's
bound to happen spontaneously now that we have at our disposal the instant,
throwaway ability to publish things in a blog.

I think Halo sucks. *runs*