Sean Aaron ~ "The secret is out: I'm really an American cat-girl." Q: How many physicists does it take to change a light bulb? A: Two, one to hold the light bulb, the other to rotate the universe.
Sean Aaron ~ "The secret is out: I'm really an American cat-girl." Q: How many physicists does it take to change a light bulb? A: Two, one to hold the light bulb, the other to rotate the universe.
Playing on your system all day = Don't get a girlfriend. IF you are an addict to a video game system, don't try to get a girlfriend. This could happen and worse. If I ever become addicted to video games for long terms, I'll be smart and not try to find a girlfriend. I don't want that to happen to my Wii.
If you want a girlfriend (And yes, I really want one), stop being addicted to video games. I know I will have to dramatically decrease my gaming time in the near future when I go to college. I'll have to study for difficult classes, get a job, and pay the bills for my dorms and I am not going to let video games rule my life like this person did during important years.
It's quite sad how video games can damage a marriage. I want to prevent that, so I know if I want to make video games my pastime until I die and get married eventually, I will have to make spare time for that and focus on my wife, family, paying bills, working to pay for food, bills, and other important stuff that I need to survive, and honor my wife and family. Marriages are never perfect, but I want the best for my family and I know I cannot afford to be an video game addict for long.
She did act much too rashly, from what I can see anyway. She really should have just talked to him about it rather than smash his PS3. On one hand, you can't play games constantly, but sometimes you need to let your significant other do what they enjoy for a while. Games can be a way to blow off some stress once in a while, we don't know the full story. He could have just finished writing an essay or a had an exam earlier and it was a new game. Something makes me think this is not the case however
Sean Aaron ~ "The secret is out: I'm really an American cat-girl." Q: How many physicists does it take to change a light bulb? A: Two, one to hold the light bulb, the other to rotate the universe.
I thought it was. I love Great Big Sea too. Saw them in concert last year.
Sean Aaron ~ "The secret is out: I'm really an American cat-girl." Q: How many physicists does it take to change a light bulb? A: Two, one to hold the light bulb, the other to rotate the universe.
Friend of mine once grabbed his own PS2 and hurled it against the wall to get back at his roommate, the only one who really played it, for various reasons. "Dude, it just... exploded..." Wish I'd seen it happen
She did act much too rashly, from what I can see anyway. She really should have just talked to him about it rather than smash his PS3. On one hand, you can't play games constantly, but sometimes you need to let your significant other do what they enjoy for a while. Games can be a way to blow off some stress once in a while, we don't know the full story. He could have just finished writing an essay or a had an exam earlier and it was a new game. Something makes me think this is not the case however
Agreed. Couples need their alone time for the relationships to work. And yeah she did go pretty crazy there, she coulda just turned it off and recorded what woulda taken place after that.
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Oh, and one time, I was working (on orders) as a receptionist of sorts at a military barracks in Ft. Bragg. Some chick comes over screaming that she has to be let into some dude's room "...he's not answering my calls and I'm carrying his baby..." yadda yadda. I told her I could only let him into his own room, and maybe his superiors. She stormed off in the direction of the barracks. I see her walking away later with an XBox, gets in her car, drives away. Later, guy comes by my desk asking if I'd seen some psycho girl carrying his XBox. Not my job to keep your door locked, pal.
@Swerd..... Im not, but it does look like the PS3 got trashed for real.
Easy fix, buy your Wife a PS3 and regester for Netfix so she can stream movies at anytime on her own PS3, then in your game room (preinstalled) you play games, and do spend some time with wife...... that part is necessary. Easy fix and works like a charm for me.
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Playing on your system all day = Don't get a girlfriend. IF you are an addict to a video game system, don't try to get a girlfriend. This could happen and worse. If I ever become addicted to video games for long terms, I'll be smart and not try to find a girlfriend. I don't want that to happen to my Wii.
If you want a girlfriend (And yes, I really want one), stop being addicted to video games. I know I will have to dramatically decrease my gaming time in the near future when I go to college. I'll have to study for difficult classes, get a job, and pay the bills for my dorms and I am not going to let video games rule my life like this person did during important years.
It's quite sad how video games can damage a marriage. I want to prevent that, so I know if I want to make video games my pastime until I die and get married eventually, I will have to make spare time for that and focus on my wife, family, paying bills, working to pay for food, bills, and other important stuff that I need to survive, and honor my wife and family. Marriages are never perfect, but I want the best for my family and I know I cannot afford to be an video game addict for long.
I want a Japanese girlfriend so bad but now I'm afraid to get one. However I don't play video games 24/7 just a little bit so am I okay? Maybe that guy deserved what he got, maybe he was either playing on the PS3 way too much and was ignoring his girlfriend or he was abusing her. Ever wonder that?
Hard to determine the authenticity of the clip, but it's certainly a plausible scenario. If it were a Wii instead, she'd have been cuddled up beside him trading turns on Galaxy, or racing in Mario Kart. At least in my personal experience, girlfriends are generally very Nintendo-receptive, even if gaming in general is not their thing.
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