My 2022 Christmas Presents

Hello everyone! Christmas celebration has been great this year, and celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ has been excellent as well. I would like to wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Here is a list of some of the presents I received this year:

• Lots & Lots of Monster Trucks Volumes 1 and 2 (US 2-DVD Set)
• Mighty Machines: Planes, Trains and Automobiles (Canadian DVD)
• Thomas & Friends - The Complete Series 3 (2012 UK DVD)
• Truck Racing Championship (PlayStation 4)
• Sprint Car Challenge (UK PAL PlayStation 2)
• Matt Redman - Your Grace Finds Me (CD)
• NAXOS - Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings (CD) (This classical audio CD was imported from Canada.)
• Gershwin: American in Paris and Concerto F + Barber Symphony No. 1 (CD) (This CD was imported from France.)
• VOXBOX - Mozart Piano Sonatas Vol. 1 (Dutch 2-CD Set)
• Szeged Classic Trio - Classical Masterpieces (Hungarian CD)
• Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Bigfoot 1:64 Scale Diecast Monster Truck (Blue Firestone and Power Wheels Paint Scheme Sides) (2022)
• Sherwood Premium Milk Chocolate Truffles (6-Pack) (Those chocolates look very tasty!)
• Santa Chocolates
• Strawberry Lollipop

Wow, what a great amount of fun gifts! Remember when I last uploaded a Christmas presents video to YouTube back in late 2018? Well, due to a request from a fan of mine, MascoGamer, I plan on recording and uploading a video about these Christmas presents listed above next, so please stay tuned for it as I plan on doing it very soon. It will be great fun. In the meantime, I hope you enjoyed this blog post. Merry Christmas, and thanks for reading!

Updated Plans for Custom Cars in NASCAR Video Games

Hello everyone, this is CEO100able. You may be wondering why I haven't been working on the custom cars for various NASCAR video games I previously announced yet. Well, there have been some other hobbies going on, like some outdoor activity videos and custom crossover scripts of various TV show and movies. 

I began working on custom crossover scripts mostly in collaboration with other YouTube users like ThomasLover 2000 when he and I were having fun with a fan-made crossover featuring characters from Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks and Cars. More recently, I have been working on a variety of custom crossover stories with another one of my fans, Eddie Kyte, on Google Docs. What happens is, when he comes up with a crossover idea, he sends at least one to me every week. Ideas include Thomas & Friends, Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa, PB&J Otter, The Jungle Book, Elmo's World, and more. It has been fun since late September. If you haven't seen the YouTube channels of ThomasLover 2000 and Eddie Kyte, please feel free to check them out and subscribe to them.

Anyhow, I apologize for the unexpected delay because of the things mentioned above. But sometimes plans change when people have to show courtesy of others. I just wanted to let you know what was happening all month long, so I will end up getting started on more custom stock cars for NASCAR video games in early November 2022, inspired by other video game series like NASCAR Heat and Daytona USA, some TV shows like Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks, and other motorsports of the real world, like the UK's ASCAR / SCSA. Thanks for reading, and see you soon!

Future Plans For Custom Cars in NASCAR Video Games

Hello everyone! Since it has been over five months since the last time I worked on a blog post, I decided to let you know what my future plans for custom car creations in a variety of NASCAR video games from over the years will be, starting in October 2022. Let's get started...

NASCAR Thunder 2002 (PlayStation 2):

• Hot Wheels #44 (Kyle Petty) (NASCAR)
• Hornet #41 (Automatic and Manual Liveries) (Daytona USA)
• Chum's Gum Racing #41 (Automatic and Manual Liveries) (Daytona USA 2)
• Scorpio Plasma Racing #41 (Automatic and Manual Liveries) (Daytona USA 2)
• Phantom Full-Force Racing #41 (Automatic and Manual Liveries) (Daytona USA 2)
• NASCAR Heat 2002 #101 Stock Car

NASCAR Thunder 2003 (PlayStation 2):

• Hot Wheels #44 (Kyle Petty) (NASCAR)
• José (Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks)
• Little Tow (Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks)
• Meteor (Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks)
• NASCAR Heat 2002 #101 Stock Car
• Noo-Noo (Light Blue) (Teletubbies)
• Ponytail (Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks)
• Sarge (Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks)

NASCAR 06: Total Team Control (PlayStation 2):

• Hornet #41 (Automatic and Manual Liveries) (Daytona USA)
• Chum's Gum Racing #41 (Automatic and Manual Liveries) (Daytona USA 2)
• Scorpio Plasma Racing #41 (Automatic and Manual Liveries) (Daytona USA 2)
• Phantom Full-Force Racing #41 (Automatic and Manual Liveries) (Daytona USA 2)
• José (Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks)
• Little Tow (Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks)
• Meteor (Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks)
• Noo-Noo (Light Blue) (Teletubbies)
• Ponytail (Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks)
• Sarge (Bigfoot Presents: Meteor and the Mighty Monster Trucks)
• Rockingham #3 (Michael Vergers) (ASCAR)
• Intercomp/West Tech #2 (Mark Claussner) (ASCAR)
• Top Gear / Ikon Office Solutions #43 (Tiff Needell) (ASCAR)

NASCAR Heat 5 (PlayStation 4):

• Chum's Gum Racing #41 (Automatic and Manual Liveries) (Daytona USA 2)
• Scorpio Plasma Racing #41 (Automatic and Manual Liveries) (Daytona USA 2)
• Phantom Full-Force Racing #41 (Automatic and Manual Liveries) (Daytona USA 2)
• Rockingham #3 (Michael Vergers) (ASCAR)
• Intercomp/West Tech #2 (Mark Claussner) (ASCAR)
• Top Gear / Ikon Office Solutions #43 (Tiff Needell) (ASCAR)

Never heard of ASCAR? It's a British motorsport inspired by NASCAR, which used to take place at the Rockingham Motor Speedway in the United Kingdom. Since I discovered it last year, I decided that it would be a great idea to consider working on recreations of some of the earliest ones. The fictional characters from the children's TV shows listed above will also be very interesting to create as NASCAR vehicles. So fasten your seatbelts, put on your helmets, and get ready for excitement as I will be recording and uploading YouTube videos of them soon!

My 2022 Easter / Resurrection Sunday Presents

Hello everyone! This is CEO100able, blogging once again. The following is a list of the Easter/Resurrection Sunday presents I received in 2022. Let's begin, shall we?

• Cedarmont Kids - Silly Songs (US NTSC DVD) (2004 Release)
• NASCAR 98: Collector's Edition with NASCAR 50th Anniversary Pendant Medal (US NTSC PlayStation 1) (This is another release of NASCAR 98 for the PS1, and it's fantastic to have this rare item. This is just a replacement copy.)
• WRC 8: The Official Game (PlayStation 4) (This World Rally Championship PS4 game looks like one of the best titles of the late 2010s.)
• Classical Praise: Easter (CD)
• Peace in the Valley: 50 Gospel Favorites (3-CD Set)
• Royal Treasury of Classical Music Vol. 2 (CD)
• Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 4 / Romeo & Juliet (CD)
• Microsoft Surface PC/Tablet with Windows 8.1 Pro (Silver Unit and Black Keyboard Attachment) (I never knew I would have something unique like this, but it's neat to have Windows 8.1 on an actual machine at last!)

Also, this is my 30th blog post on Blogspot overall, which is splendid! 

Well, that will be it for this list. I hope you enjoyed reading it. If you did, thanks for viewing it, and I also hope all of you had an excellent Easter/Resurrection Sunday this year. See you next time!

My YouTube Channel Retrospective

Hello everyone, this is CEO100able! Today, I am very reminiscent about my YouTube channel. Well, I've actually been like that for a while since it has been over a decade since the beginning of my YouTube channel. This blog post was requested on YouTube by one of my fans, ChristianLem Productions. Let's get started!

My interest in YouTube all began in late 2008. I was watching videos of some of my favorite kids' TV shows and video games from my childhood. It seemed that it was becoming a new hobby for me already because in 2009, I began wanting to have a YouTube channel of my own. So then, in the spring or summer of 2009, I began being experimental. There were some options for my YouTube channel username to choose from when I originally intended to register as CEO100, and CEO100able was it.

In 2009, I received a Flip Video Camera (standard definition) as a birthday gift, and it became a nice quality video camera for its time and some of my test video projects, etc.

In 2011, I received a Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS camera (high definition) as a gift for Christmas because I needed something to film HD footage, and I still use it for YouTube, etc. to this day.

Work in progress. Please check back soon!